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TrackMania Sunrise fans can look forward to a freely downloadable expansion pack this winter featuring new track pieces and various other additions, publisher Digital Jesters said this week.

Pro Evolution Soccer will once again be fronted by Arsenal striker Thierry Henry this year, Konami announced, and there are already screenshots to prove it.

The PlayStation 3 was originally intended to act as a home network router, according to Sony Computer Entertainment boss Ken Kutaragi, who has revealed that the functionality has been dropped because it would have been too expensive.

Canadian publisher Hip Interactive is facing bankruptcy after failing to secure a last minute investment that might have saved the company.

A new demo for CDV's PC real-time strategy title Codename: Panzers Phase Two is now available for download.

The first Nintendo DS instalment in the brilliant turn-based strategy series Advance Wars, Dual Strike, will be released in Europe on September 30th, Nintendo announced today.

The US Navy has announced plans to release Navy Training Exercise: Strike and Retrieve, a new PC game available for free download from the official Navy website.

Sometimes on Eurogamer, we run competitions. Most times on Eurogamer, muggins here forgets to tell you all who won, even though we send out the prizes following a few excitable emails back and forth. The problem's quite possibly genetic - Dad never said why the bank gave us all that money in the novelty brown sack either.

The Tokyo Games Show takes place once again this year on September 16th to 18th at the Nippon Convention Centre in Chiba City, and promises to have some of the world's first hands-on playable Xbox 360 - and maybe even PlayStation 3 - titles.

Project Gotham Racing developer Bizarre Creations has announced plans to get your motor running with an extensive range of online tournaments for Xbox 360 launch title PGR3.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, the long-awaited PC first-person shooter from GSC Game World, has been delayed until 2006 according to fan site Oblivion-Lost.com.

Rockstar has denied that the "Hot Coffee" pornographic mini-game, which is enabled by a mod for Grand Theft Auto San Andreas, is actually a part of the game, after it became the subject of an investigation by the ESRB in North America.

Electronic Arts held on to the top of the UK charts this week with Medal of Honor: European Assault, but THQ took the next two places in the ranking with Destroy All Humans and Juiced.

A new trailer for the third instalment in Ubisoft's Prince of Persia series is now available on Eurofiles. You can also see some new screenshots here.

Konami of Europe has announced that turn-based card-battling action title Metal Gear Acid will be among the games available alongside the Sony PlayStation Portable when it goes on sale this September.

Chaos Theorists will be pleased to hear that Ubisoft is planning to release some new downloadable maps for the most recent Splinter Cell game on PC and Xbox in the coming weeks and months.

Electronic Arts has advised Battlefield 2 fans to dump the patch they downloaded last week after it turned out that a memory leak was causing problems "on some systems".

Fable: The Lost Chapters will be released on Xbox as well as PC, Microsoft announced on Friday in a press release that got lost in the (e)mail.

British developer Rare has posted a number of new job listings on its website, confirming long-standing rumours that the Microsoft owned studio is working on software for the Nintendo DS handheld.

Calling all caped crusaders, men of steel and women of wonder - Warner Bros. has announced that a new Justice League of America RPG, based on the DC comic books of the same name, is currently in development for PS2 and Xbox.

Texas-based developer Darkroom Studios has announced it is hard at work on Lawmaker, a new first-person shooter set in the Wild West.

Ninja Theory (the developer formerly known as Just Add Monsters) has released some spanky new screenshots for PS3 kung fu fighter Heavenly Sword. You can find them here.

San Francisco based developer Secret Level has signed a new development deal with Sega, which will see the company tasked with "re-creating a classic Sega franchise" on PS3 and Xbox 360.

Today sees the launch of the Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack, which includes no less than nine brand new maps along with special updates to stop cheaters in their tracks.

SEGA has bagged a galaxy of top Tennis stars for the hugely-anticipated Virtua Tennis: World Tour, due out on PSP this September. Check out the newly released screens while you're at it.

Vivendi Universal has done a deal with Epic Games to license the Unreal Engine 3 for its next-gen console and PC games.

THQ has announced that a new WWE wrestling game is currently in development for the PS2.

Sony failed to win an interim injunction against online retailer Nuplayer in the high court on Monday after the judge presiding over the case decided he needed more time to review evidence.

In the light of the terrorist incidents today in Central London, Eurogamer will not be updating its news section.

Croteam has revealed more details of the enemies you can expect to encounter in Serious Sam II, the forthcoming PC and Xbox FPS. There are also some nice new screenshots to look at.