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Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has confirmed that a budget range of PS3 software is likely to be unveiled in the future.

As reported by the Richard Quest types over at GamesIndustry.biz, THQ's latest financial report has revealed plans to cancel two games and discontinue two franchises.

THQ has declined to confirm or deny rumours the PlayStation 3 version of Frontlines: Fuel of War has been canned.

Nintendo Japan has offered to clean Wiis free of charge following reports of problems playing Super Smash Bros. Brawl discs.

SEGA has revealed there is hidden bonus content in NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams that will change with every calendar month.

US magazine GamePro has unveiled the cover for its latest issue, which includes references to "Gears of War 2" despite Rainbow Six Vegas 2 taking the headline spot.

Electronic Arts is unhappy it did not produce enough highly-rated new games in 2007, despite having managed to line its pockets with record amounts of money.

Electronic Arts has decided to keep the online bits of the Burnout Paradise demo alive for another fortnight.

Midway has confirmed to Eurogamer that Unreal Tournament 3 on PlayStation 3 will be out here on 22nd February.

ELSPA has told GamesIndustry.biz that a recent story about DS piracy in North America contains false quotes attributed to a company spokesperson.

Like an enormous bag of anvils sliding down a hill, the PlayStation Store is starting to gather momentum - well, at least as far as retro downloads are concerned. After a sporadic few months of drip-drip PSone offerings, things seem to be settling into something resembling a regular service, with another trio of worthy games showing their adorable faces this week, all at GBP 3.49.

"Ah, the lovely Lara. With your penchant for raiding tombs, your amazing acrobatic skills and your honking great tits, you've been entertaining us for years now. You're like a female Indiana Jones! With big tits." © Almost every article written about Tomb Raider in the last 10 years. Including this one.

Electronic Arts has announced it plans to make the components of The Orange Box available separately.

Having not spent any of your money today, perhaps you'd like to invest it in some of that downloadable content you hear about on the news?

The latest figures from Media Create have revealed the DS was the best-selling hardware platform in Japan last week - but only just.

Electronic Arts has confirmed to Eurogamer that there are currently no plans to release UEFA Euro 2008 on Wii and DS.

Sony has told Eurogamer that it's hoping to release the PS3 version of Buzz! Quiz TV at "around the same time" as the newly announced Buzz! for PSP this spring.

The PC game may not be out till the autumn, but Gas Powered Games is already thinking about doing a console version of Space Siege.

Electronic Arts has announced its inevitable Euro 2008 game although shockingly it's only announced it on six formats. They are Xbox 360, PS3, PS2 and PSP. "It will also be available for PC and mobile in Europe," the press release says, implying that it won't be outside Europe. Bad luck, Brazil! Not long to go, either - the game's being prepped for release on 11th April.

Nintendo has registered a patent for what looks like a series of casings in which the Wii remote can be slotted to create a new peripheral.

Electronic Arts has revealed it plans to launch evolution sim Spore by the end of the year.

While PAL PS3 owners poke the online shop with their toes to check if those new PSone games still have motor function, our friends in America are being invited to check out a demo of Conflict: Denied Ops.

Silver-haired fox John Riccitiello has confirmed Rock Band is coming to the Wii.

Electronic Arts has confirmed that shooter Mercenaries 2: World in Flames has been delayed.

HAL Laboratory's oft-overlooked NES puzzle game Adventures of Lolo 2 is the only new title on the Wii Virtual Console in Europe this week.

Are you looking forward to the upcoming Space Chimps film? I know I am. I also know that Brash Entertainment is, because it's making a game about it for PS2, Xbox 360, Wii and DS and plans to release it this summer.

A new PC demo for forthcoming shooter Conflict: Denied Ops has popped up on Eidos's website.

Merscom (who indeed) has announced that it is publishing an Xbox Live Arcade sudoku game called Buku Sudoku this spring. There's no word yet on price.

Valve has said it will definitely be making more Portal, confirming plans to add significantly more than just "a bunch of new puzzles".

Sony's PSN elves have polished up another trio of PlayStation One games and tossed them up on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable stores, hoping we won't notice that there's still no Everyday Shooter.