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Take-Two secures its fourth week at the top with GTA: Liberty City Stories, the publisher's long awaited FPS Prey marking this week's highest new entry at number 2.

The Behemoth's quirky 2D shooter Alien Hominid will appear on Xbox Live Arcade later this year, while the developer's other game, another side-scroller called Castle Crashers, will join the XBLA line-up in early 2007.

Tripwire is planning a free update for Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45, due out next Thursday July 27th.

Clearly buoyed by the interest in Valve's own Half-Life: Episode One stats, Ritual has uploaded some of its own for Sin Episodes: Emergence - and put the Steam-bringers to shame with colourful graphs and even pie charts.

Ever since Dolly the Sheep first baaa'ed her unnatural soul to the world ten years ago, cloning's never been far from the headlines. Which is why I have. Boring! If it's not a full-grown insta-clone, or some sort of exciting cross-breed that has horns and seven legs, I'm not interested. Labra-doodles? Bull-spaniels? Sod-off. (Although, actually, someone does need to make a cocker-dog.)

Introversion has confirmed that Defcon is due out in September.

A new video showing how the Opera web browser will work on the Nintendo DS is now available to view over on Eurogamer TV.

With a rousing fanfare, Gallic publishing giant Ubisoft revealed back in February last year that it was producing a major new sports range, having snapped up Microsoft Games Studios' relevant assets and signed golfing legend Vijay Singh.

Some leading UK consumer videogames website or other has announced the results of its latest independent traffic audit - and they're really rather impressive, as it goes.

Electronic Arts has denied that a Need For Speed: Carbon release date posted in error on its press website reflects the launch timing for the Nintendo Wii.

D3Publisher is planning to bring Sony's bizarre mini-games compilation Baito Hell 2000 to the US on September 26th - and it's got a new name.

It's been confirmed that Sony Computer Entertainment president Ken Kutaragi will deliver the pre-show keynote for this year's Tokyo Game Show when the event kicks off on September 22nd.

MSN Games is inviting you to play Zuma, Luxor and other web-games - and it's for a good cause, too.

The Cartoon Network has signed a deal with Korean developer Grigon Entertainment to produce a new massively multiplayer online game.

Nope, you didn't read that wrong - Japanese developer Level 5 is making a tactical RPG for PlayStation Portable about Joan of Arc, due out this winter in Japan.

A British government energy review due out this week will claim that videogames consoles are responsible for GBP 70 million of wasted energy each year, according to The Times newspaper.

Ukrainian studio Best Way has released a demo of its cross-genre World War II title Faces of War, featuring a pair of single-player missions to try out.

When Sony's marketing juggernaut stopped off at the post-E3 diner for a (currently undigested) slice of humble pie, it's a safe bet that their autopsy of that disastrous conference lingered for a moment on Genji 2. Don't get me wrong, there may be potential not yet realised in both the game and the PS3, but that hasn't stopped us all having a hearty laugh at flipping over giant enemy crabs and attacking their weak point for massive damage, engaging in spuriously authentic Japanese battles, and marvelling at such innovative features as real-time weapon change.

NCsoft has announced that a new expansion is on the way for PC MMO Lineage II - and that it won't cost you a penny.

NinjaBee's side-scrolling platformer Cloning Clyde is now available on Xbox Live Arcade for 800 Microsoft points.

Horror author Clive Barker has signed a deal with Codemasters to produce a new action game for PC and unspecified next-gen consoles.

Sneaking onto UK store shelves with the sort of stealth that ought to bode well for a fighter simulation, Over G Fighters - the latest in Taito's Japanese Energy Airforce series - is a mid-air collision of budget-game development and next-gen price point.

God of War creator David Jaffe has declared that while he still enjoys playing action adventure games these days, he's right fed up of making the things.

Just a few weeks ago, we brought you news of a rumour that a DS version of classic platformer New Zealand Story is in development.

As journalists we love Peter Molyneux, because when most people say they can't talk about their secret game projects, like the stone-hearted spoilsports they are, they generally mean it. But when Molyneux warns us he's taken a vow of omerta, what he actually means is he's going rattle away for ages and say as much as he possibly can without quite hoisting himself by any specific petard.

A new trailer for the forthcoming Animal Crossing movie has popped up on the Internet.

Nintendo Wii will use the same "Friends Code" system that DS users are used to, according to a brief glimpse of since-pulled Nintendo website pages.

Those of you with - actually, you don't even need a long memory for this. Those of you capable of retaining any sort of fact will recall that a Rockstar Table Tennis demo is on the way to Xbox Live Marketplace. Well, there's an update: it's now due "very, very soon". Right.

Codemasters' first rally outing on next-gen platforms will be called Colin McRae: DIRT in PAL territories, where it will launch on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC simultaneously in 2007.

Codemasters has confirmed that a new Colin McRae Rally game is currently in development for next-gen platforms.