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SEGA has said you will be able to play as your Mii avatar in any of the Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games events.

The Demoman is the latest Team Fortress 2 character to get his own special little video, so we've popped it in our own special little video place, Eurogamer TV.

Bungie has quietly introduced a few matchmaking changes for Halo 3 fans.

Free Radical has super-duper-double-confirmed that TimeSplitters 4 is in development through a post on its (currently borked) website.

Developer Free Radical has confirmed that TimeSplitters 4 is in development.

Microsoft has said that version 1.2 of its Games for Windows Live service will be spouted out across the Internet in November, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

Nintendo has revealed that our old friend Sonic the Hedgehog is to appear in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the first Wii instalment in the olden days fighting series.

Valve has finally released The Orange Box on Steam!

Microsoft could be preparing a special Halo 3 Premium 360 (HDMI) bundle in time for Christmas.

Sony Japan has revealed that the 40GB PS3 will be available across the region in Ceramic White and standard black, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

Sony has signed two top Hollywood names to help bring about its long-standing dreams of an EverQuest film.

EA Mythic has said it will be closing the Warhammer Online beta tomorrow, before opening up a new phase of testing in December.

GamesIndustry.biz has learnt that Sony America is developing at least seven new PSP games for download from the PlayStation Store.

Blame the national obsession with self-improvement, renovation, augmentation; or the fact that our designer fancies himself as the Lawrence Llewelyn-Bowen of coding. Either way, you may have noticed that Eurogamer TV has gone under the knife for some fairly major cosmetic enhancement of late. "Would", frankly.

Flying Lab has said its Pirates of the Burning Sea MMOG will launch on 22nd January next year.

I must admit, I was a little apprehensive about reviewing this. I hadn't seen the movie and here I was playing the game. Pixar's animations are always an event, this one especially, being the next one from Brad Bird, director of the excellent The Incredibles. I wanted to go into Ratatouille fresh. I didn't want to spoil the experience by learning the plot through in-engine cutscenes and level goals when the silver screen experience lay so close to hand. Still, what could I do? I had to obligingly follow my reviewer's oath and get stuck in.

SEGA has bobbed up to the surface to say that Bass Fishing is in development for Wii and will be released early next year.

Demos for The Simpsons and Conan are now available to download from Xbox Live Marketplace.

A release date for SingStar on the PlayStation 3 is currently up in the air as Sony continues to test downloadable content and community features for the next-gen version of one of its most popular social gaming franchises, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

Who doesn't like The Simpsons? All right, apart from you over there, you must be very interesting at dinner parties. Everyone likes The Simpsons and that explains why Electronic Arts is making a videogame set in Springfield.

Microsoft has confirmed that Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords will be available on Live Arcade tomorrow for a mighty 1200 points (GBP 10.20 / EUR 13.96).

It's been two months now since Blizzard unveiled the next expansion pack for World of Warcraft. Or, more accurately, since the Internet unveiled it - but the official announcement still caused a stir amongst the hardcore fans who made the pilgrimage to BlizzCon.

Sony Australia will be phasing out the 60GB PS3 in the region but it will not be cutting the price to help shift stock as is happening in Europe, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

Sony has announced plans to cut the price of PlayStation 3 in Japan and introduce a 40GB model, just like it's doing over here.

FIFA 08 has rattled the net to become the UK All Formats Chart number one this week, according to ChartTrack data via GamesIndustry.biz.

Rockstar has said it will continue fight against the Manhunt 2 ban, describing the BBFC's refusal to grant the game a certificate as "unacceptable".

Improving on a classic is never easy. It always involves risk as there's a strong possibility you'll destroy what made the original so great. So how do you make something already brilliant even better? How do you offer something new without ruining the magic?

IO Interactive is trying to do something different with the online multiplayer mode in Kane & Lynch: Dead Men. As you'll know if you've read our preview, it's titled Fragile Alliance and it's all about greed, betrayal and revenge. You have to work with other players at the start of each round to take out police, but by the end it's every man for himself.

"Play it like a soldier and you'll lose. Play it like a criminal and you'll win." That's the advice of IO Interactive on the online multiplayer mode in Kane & Lynch: Dead Men. It's good advice. You may have captured more flags than you've had hot deathmatches, but you're not in the army now. This mode is about strategy, not just shooting. It's about betrayal and greed and revenge. It's about working as a team in a world where it's every man for himself. But most of all, it's about swearing.

FIFA 08 and Halo 3 made up the majority of the Spanish and German charts this week, GamesIndustry.biz reports.