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Just as before, we're not going to tell you anything. Well, we're going to talk about the game, obviously. We're going to talk about the slightly incongruous American killer running around the Middle East in an eagle garb severing jugulars. We're going to talk about the new PC-specific missions, and how it looks compared to the multi-million-selling console versions, and what kind of crackpot control scheme the console-to-PC converters have assembled this time.

Ninja Gaiden 2 will be released in Europe on 6th June.

Sierra Entertainment has said The Bourne Conspiracy will be unleashed here on 27th June.

Capcom boasted that it has shipped more than one million copies for Monster Hunter Portable 2G in Japan after just six days on sale.

Part of us sullenly rebels against powering on the PS2. Standard definition, without even the consolation prize of innovative controls? No online features, no Achievements, no downloadable demo or add-on content? So quickly have we become accustomed to the luxuries of next-gen that our trusty consoles of yesterday feel only a step away from banging rocks together.

The Wii Software system for buying downloadable content for your games has been detailed, using the rather pricey example of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King.

Eurogamer TV is now showing videos of three of the WiiWare titles Japanese owners will be treated to from 25th March.

Nintendo has finally announced launch date and pricing details for the WiiWare game download service in Japan.

Nintendo has launched its WiiWare Channel in Japan, offering nine fresh games for download.

I know, I know, we say it every year, but that's only because it's true, so here goes: Sports Interactive's Football Manager series is the definitive football management experience there is. No other management series comes close to matching its sheer depth, exhaustive attention to detail and impressive levels of realism.

Ubisoft is offering over 40 of its games to North American members of Steam.

The New York Comic Con will include a special gamer summit opened by Epic Games, offering "a glimpse into" Gears of War 2.

Stormfront Studios, the developer behind Neverwinter Nights AOL, has closed its doors after nearly 20 years in business.

Three veterans from MX vs. ATV creator Rainbow Studios have formed their own development studio under the name TimeFly.

Researchers at the Middlesex University have found there is no correlation between playing World of Warcraft and violent behaviour.

Chart-Track bossman Dorian Bloch has said Sony has "a long way to go" when it comes to winning the hardware war in the UK - despite the fact PS3 is outselling Xbox 360.

Good news for fans of Eurogamer and t-shirts - a new range of Eurogamer t-shirts is now on sale over at videogametees.com.

Rare has decided to let you guess at the plot in upcoming title Banjo-Kazooie 3.

So often on One Life Left, Europe's FAVOURITE and MOST POPULAR and SOMEWHAT SHAMBOLIC videogame radio show, we claim we have something to tell you and then we don't tell you whatever that thing was. Tonight we will definitely tell you a thing!

We all loved Mortal Kombat. Sorry, let's start that again: we all played Mortal Kombat. Or saw some now-forgotten sports personality play it on GamesMaster while Dominik Diamond quipped away in the background. It was a '90s Mega Drive/Genesis sensation (or pleasant Amiga surprise, or disastrous Master System conversion, amongst others) with sales figures to match the hype. The sequel, Mortal Kombat II, shovelled USD 50 million into Acclaim's expanding pockets in the first week alone, ensuring the series featured on the business pages as well as beneath sensationalist headlines about ripping out spines.

Eurogamer Retro editor Chris Wilkins is putting together an event to celebrate the olden days of videogames, and parade around some of the current crop of machines.

Battlefield Heroes developer DICE believes the suggestion that the PC market is in disarray is "a crazy idea".

In an update to the official Age of Conan site, developer Funcom has revealed a couple of new player-versus-player combat modes for the massively multiplayer fantasy game.

Dr Tanya Byron, queen of child psychology and government reports about videogames, has defended the right of adults to play what they want.

SouthPeak has had a ropey start, but its goals are ambitious. We've seen a couple of examples of this already in Two Worlds and Monster Madness, and there are others such as Edge of Twilight, and X-Blades sitting promisingly on the distant horizon. But before that, SouthPeak has the PS3 "overhaul" of Monster Madness to offer us, as well as a Xbox Live Arcade offering called RooGoo. So we picked up our pads and put them through their paces.

Activision has told Eurogamer that the Call of Duty 4 Variety Map Pack is still on course for release in "early April".

Crackdown developer Realtime Worlds has secured USD 50 million of financing, according to TechCrunch.com.

Criterion is working on a new patch for the PS3 version of Burnout Paradise.

Square Enix has told us there's no European date for Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon yet.

Sony has debriefed us on the upcoming SOCOM: Confrontation game for PS3.