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Majesco has officially unveiled Major Minor's Majestic March. the first Wii title from PaRappa the Rapper developer NanaOn-Sha.

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has confirmed to Eurogamer that a new version of flOw is coming to PSP.

Deep Silver has picked up the publishing rights to S.T.A.L.K.E.R. prequel Clear Sky.

Nintendo has updated the Mii Contest Channel for European Wiis today - so that's what the blue flashy light is about.

Last week, you may recall, we put on our robe and wizard hat for a look at this year's most promising RPGs. We've done shooters, racers, action adventure and sports games too, if you missed any of those.

Those of you who own both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 might want to take note that Devil May Cry 4 is ten quid cheaper on the latter than it is on the former. Bargain!

If you're planning to go outside tomorrow in search of new videogame fun, then you're braver than us. Then again, the alleyway that leads to your front door probably doesn't have an overflowing drainpipe hanging over it which unavoidably drenches everyone who enters or exits the building. Unless you know the cheat codes for the back door, and obviously I'm not sharing.

After Super Stardust HD and the astonishing Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, Incognito Inc's Warhawk was probably my favourite PS3 title of 2007. Sure, it's little more than a arcade-style console reworking of the classic Battlefield with a fantasy sci-fi skin, but its combination of excellent visuals, refined gameplay and support for up to 32 players made it feel fresh and new on console; not necessarily better, but certainly a step removed from the best that Xbox Live has to offer, and as such, a pretty compelling purchase at the value-rific GBP 19.99 price point.

Spark Unlimited has said the Xbox 360 retail version of Turning Point: Fall of Liberty will not feature any of the various niggles gamers picked out in the demo.

NFL Tour promises "intuitive controls" and "fast paced gameplay", which means "for stupid people" in blurb speak. Well, when it comes to American football, a lot of us are stupid. Never mind knowing the teams, how many of us know what a safety is? Probably not that many. But a game that dumbs the sport down to an approachable arcade level could actually work here. Possibly. With Superbowl XLII on Sunday to give it some context (go Patriots!), let's find out.

Nintendo has dismissed suggestions a 1st June date has been set for the UK release of Super Smash Bros. Brawl - despite said suggestions having appeared on the company's own website.

Sony has slashed its full-year sales targets for the PS3 down from 11 million units to 9.5 million, despite strong third-quarter sales of 4.9 million consoles.

Poker Smash will be the next game released on Xbox Live Arcade, developer Void Star Creations has revealed on its website.

Microsoft has denied a report that it is developing a PC version of Halo Wars.

Nintendo superhero Shigeru Miyamoto says that the Wiimote was originally a response to how utterly rubbish he thought the GameCube controller was.

Sony's forthcoming PlayStation Home platform has undergone key changes in the last few months as a result of feedback from users currently engaged in its beta test, GamesIndustry.biz reports. [Isn't that how betas are supposed to work? - Ed]

Electronic Arts has revealed a new boxing game for PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii is in development at EA Canada.

Thank goodness Gizmondo is coming back, having been freshly snatched away from the liquidators and currently undergoing redevelopment. Apparently the reason no one wanted the GBP 200 GPS/game machine/corkscrew originally was because "it was not fully brought to the market". This meant huge losses, though not huge enough to stop staff buying sports cars and hiring Sting for their parties. Ellie summed it all up very well back when we nearly cared. Yes, with the DS and PSP selling so badly there is definitely room for another.

Early copies of Super Smash Bros. Brawl going on sale in Japan have resulted in floods of spoilers making their way onto the Internet.

Tecmo has whipped the wrappers off Fatal Frame for Wii at a press conference in Japan.

Avalanche Studios has revealed lots of fresh details about forthcoming PS3 and Xbox 360 title Just Cause 2.

Street Fighter IV appears to feature super cancels; a mind boggling procedure where you cancel a special with a super. Makes perfect sense.

Atari has rolled a Beautiful Katamari demo on to Live Marketplace.

Brash Entertainment has said its game tie-in for horror movie Saw is down for an October 2009 release.

Brash Entertainment has recently revealed itself as a publisher that will focus solely on creating film licences.

Sony has had a rummage down the back of the sofa and told us European gamers will get a free sampler of Patapon after all.

It's become a bit fashionable in certain circles to make fun of the Wii, to the point where games can't really escape it. Present these people with a game that uses the Wii controls and they'll say it's newfangled, unnecessary nonsense. Present them with one that doesn't really bother, and they'll say that the Wii is just two GameCubes duct-taped together. Radiant Dawn is good news for people that can't get to grips with motion sensing - it doesn't use it at all. Not even one little wave or gesture.

Valve has announced that Steamworks, a suite of publishing and development tools, is now available free of charge to developers and publishers worldwide, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

Tom Clancy has released a new downloadable content package for Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 on Xbox Live.

The future of gaming has finally arrived and its name is Off-Road Velociraptor Safari.