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EA has bounced a new demo for NBA Live 08 onto the cheesy-smelling floor of Xbox Live.

Ubisoft has remained tight-lipped over rumours that Red Steel is getting a sequel.

Atari has told Eurogamer this afternoon that the PS3 version of Alone in the Dark hasn't been delayed after all, but will launch simultaneously with the PC and 360 games.

If you're remotely interested in videogames (and that's a safe assumption, we hope, unless you mistyped EuroGardener.net and just wanted to know if it's a good idea to fertilise petunias with coffee grounds), you may well feel somewhat swamped in massively multiplayer games at the moment.

Sony has confirmed our suspicions by revealing that the recent firmware upgrade for PS3 had no effect on European consoles.

"It's fun watching them burn," says Frank Rooke, lead designer on Condemned 2: Bloodshot. He's talking about tramps.

Pictures surfaced today of the box for a new PlayStation 3 starter pack for Europe, with a changed line-up of games, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

EA has joined forces with 10Tacle to publish Boulder Dash-Rocks! in Europe.

Sergeant Big Boots has just told us that those of you looking for a way into the European Xbox 360 beta test for Call of Duty 4 need look no further.

Developer Splash Damage has confirmed that a demo for Enemy Territory: Quake Wars will be available to download on Monday.

Microsoft has sent a message to users on Xbox Live in preparation of scheduled downtime on Monday.

EA is declining to comment on rumours that Mercenaries 2: World in Flames has slipped into 2008.

Capcom Europe has said the chances of us seeing the Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law games here are slim.

Rare has confirmed that it will not produce any further downloadable content for Xbox 360 title Viva Piñata, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

Atari has told Eurogamer that the latest instalment in the Alone in the Dark series will not be released on all platforms simultaneously.

Sony Computer Entertainment has released a new and not very exciting firmware update for PlayStation 3.

Atari has been filling in its calendar with its key release dates for the rest of the year, detailing a couple of slips here and movers there.

Hiroyuki Kobayashi is a producer of many talents, having worked on everything from Resident Evil 4 to the original Devil May Cry to, er, Blinx 2. We managed to catch a few minutes with the man in Leipzig as Devil May Cry 4 finally nears release after recent delays, and talk about his approach to taking the series forward.

Sony Japan has said it will be showing more than 40 titles at the Tokyo Games Show later this month, including four we've never heard of before.

The mysterious suits behind the HD-DVD format have named the Xbox 360 add-on as one of a handful of players that will experience a slight dip in price throughout mainland Europe.

The interactive arm of Warner Bros. has announced plans to publish a game based on upcoming film Speed Racer.

Universe At War developer Petroglyph might be in the process of tooling up for an online game.

Eurowatch this week has awarded BioShock with a hearty pat on the back, after it entered the German chart in pole position on PC and sixth on Xbox 360.

They say that E3 is always a crap place to get a good look at a game, but my time with Medal of Honor Airborne takes this to a new extreme: I can't actually pick the enemies out from the scenery. Such is the depth of rubble, and the density of similar colours on the textures that wrap the fallen tiles, halves of bricks and half-buried window frames, that I have to put on my glasses to spot the German movements further up the street. It's absolute chaos. A few seconds later I'm dead. And then it's back in the aeroplane for another attempt.

BioShock has battled off hot competition from Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 to remain top of the UK all formats chart for a second week running, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

This week's American Virtual Console update is four-strong, with two that we've yet to see in Europe, two we already have and, er, nothing to get all that excited about.

Square Enix has wheeled out a list of the titles it will be showing at the Tokyo Game Show later this month.

In 2000, Japanese director Takashi Shimizu helmed a direct-to-video movie called Ju-on. The same year he directed a sequel, which was pretty much the same as the first movie. In 2003 he directed a theatrical remake of the first Ju-on, this time subtitled The Grudge, and then promptly directed another sequel/remake before the year was out. In 2004 he remade the movie yet again, this time with Sarah Michelle Gellar for American audiences, and then in 2006 he directed another American-skewed sequel to this remake of a remake of a sequel. He's currently working on - you guessed it - The Grudge 3, which comes out next year. That's the same source material, reworked seven times, by one man.

Sony Europe has confirmed to Eurogamer that PS3 firmware version 1.92 is now available to download.

Stranglehold has backed casually toward the counter of retail and slipped its bottom gently along it - which is a meaningless way of saying it's now due out in mid-September.