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Hands up if you remember when "arcade-perfect" meant something.

In an effort to stop our news cattle wandering off and getting lost, we've rounded them all up in our Friday inspection-pen.

The European version of SNK Vs. Capcom Card Fighters DS won't launch with the game-breaking bug that's been crippling American copies.

The PC demo for Lost Planet will be available to download next week, on Tuesday 15th May.

Activision's confirmed that the new Battlefront game is PSP-exclusive and will be available in the Christmas period.

Sony Online Entertainment has lifted the veil on three new projects it's got in development.

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Codemasters' Heatseeker is a game that strongly emphasises the bipolar Jekyll and Hyde attributes of many Wii titles. At its most basic level, it's an Ace Combat-style arcade flying game that boasts a fun, innovative control system that makes the most of the Wiimote motion sensors. However, as is the case with many Wii titles it looks like an absolute dog's dinner - with excessively basic graphics the PS2 would be embarrassed in rendering.

The two downloadable content packs and title update for Crackdown are now available on Xbox Live.

Microsoft and Bizarre Creations have detailed some of the features making up Project Gotham Racing 4 on Xbox 360, due out this autumn.

A demo for Midway's upcoming Area 51 sequel is up on Xbox Live Marketplace weighing in at 583MB.

Atari has bagged none other than Lorenzo Carcaterra to write the script for Alone in the Dark.

Mercury Meltdown Revolution has been confirmed for release on 8th June in Europe.

SEGA (cor, busy day for them eh!) has revealed that it's collaborating with Mondo Media on an Xbox Live Arcade and PC game built around cult Internet and TV "phenomenon" Happy Tree Friends. It's due out in the autumn.

SEGA has revealed that its AM2 division is hard at work porting 2004 arcade lightgun title Ghost Squad to Wii. It's due for release around here in early 2008, the publisher said overnight.

SEGA has announced another high profile development partnership, this time revealing it's working on an original PC role-playing game with Supreme Commander developer Gas Powered Games.

SEGA's previously-announced real-time strategy collaboration with Star Wars: Empire At War developer Petroglyph - Universe at War: Earth Assault - will see players fighting off an alien invasion on Xbox 360 as well as PC.

SEGA has declined to comment on reports that Condemned 2 is in development.

SEGA has confirmed recent reports that it is lining up a sequel to Xbox 360 and PC title Condemned.

Eurogamer posted a mysterious poem at the beginning of the week that promised to reveal a new game if you could crack the code. Well, you lot nailed it, finding the hidden forum and forcing the shrouded stranger to step out into the light.

Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert is lending a hand on the Penny Arcade game, On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness, those involved revealed (well, shouted) yesterday.

Hellgate: London's been making big noises ever since it was announced at E3 2005. Gurgling and frothing, mostly. The combined effect of a developer formed by ex-Blizzard staff and a gorgeous cinematic trailer piqued many interests including ours.

Eidos has confirmed that the PC and PS2 versions of Tomb Raider: Anniversary will be out across Europe on 1st June.

Konami has confirmed to Eurogamer that the new date for Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops will be 25th May.

Always teetering on the border of good and evil? Can't decide whether to feed your cat or kill it? Well, Eurogamer's got the remedy.

Microsoft has finally rubber-stamped Project Sylpheed, Vampire Rain, and Tenchu Z for release in Europe on 29th June.

Every now and then a game comes along that shatters the long-held notion that movie-based titles are generally a bit of a cash-in waste of time. Sadly, Spider-Man 3 is not that game.

Going all retro this afternoon is Activision, who's whacked on the sweat-bands and announced that Guitar Hero: Rocks the 80s will be heading exclusively to PS2 this summer.

Square Enix has been spilling the beans ahead of its weekend party in Japan by announcing two new games.

The Nintendo DS Lite has sold more than 10 million units in Japan according to research by Famitsu.