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Former Nintendo president Hiroshi Yamauchi is to step down from his position on the board of directors of the company, ending 55 years of direct involvement with the company - although he will continue to act as an adviser.

Sony has confirmed that a silver version of its slimline PStwo will be in the shops next month. You can find the first official image of the new model here.

UK publisher Eidos has confirmed four key titles going on show at this year's E3, hinting that there could be more announcements to follow.

Square-Enix has released a new trailer for Grandia III, the forthcoming PS2 RPG from developer Game Arts. You can view it using Windows Media Player here.

A trailer for Lionhead Studios' forthcoming god sim Black & White 2 is now available from 3D Gamers.

Eidos has released a new trailer for Tomb Raider: Legend, currently in development for PC, PS2 and Xbox. It's available now on Eurofiles.

Development studio Creative Assembly is hard at work on an add-on for its top-selling historical epic Rome: Total War, according to PC Zone magazine.

New movies for two of Atari's forthcoming PC and console titles are now available for download from Eurofiles.

As well as unveiling Revolution and Game Boy Micro today, Nintendo also took the opportunity to push its biggest remaining GameCube title, The Legend of Zelda.

Calling all Star Wars fans: the film saga may be at an end, but there's no point crying over spilt midichlorians - and after all, there's always Battlefront II to look forward to.

Chronicles of Riddick developer Starbreeze has released a teaser trailer for its PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 project The Darkness, based on the Top Cow comic of the same name, which was on display at E3 last week.

A new trailer for F.E.A.R., Vivendi's spanky-looking first-person shooter for PC, is now available on Eurofiles. You can also find some screenshots here.

A new trailer for X3: Reunion, Deep Silver's intergalactic trading-combat game, is now available on Eurofiles. You can also see some screenshots here.

Good old Microsoft has kindly put up all the E3 Xbox 360 trailers for you to download and watch in glorious high definition. Which is pretty effing cool, actually!

Namco and Flagship Studios have released a four-minute orgy of computer-generated violence to help promote forthcoming first-person PC role-player Hellgate: London, and, rather fittingly given the fact that London's basking in the inexplicable glow of a heat wave (or at least heat flash-flood), we've mirrored it on Eurofiles.

A new trailer for The Warriors, Rockstar's forthcoming gangster epic for PS2 and Xbox, is now available on Eurofiles.

Bah. There's still no word on a release date for Quake 4, the latest instalment in Raven's popular PC shooter series - though we do know it's getting an outing on Xbox 360, too.

A new trailer for the PS2 version of NovaLogic's first-person shooter Delta Force - Black Hawk Down is now available on Eurofiles.

The streets can be tough. ("We can? Brilliant!" - The streets.) So says Konami, anyway, having unveiled its gangbanging Hothouse Creations effort, Crime Life: Gang Wars, earlier this year. ("What about hamlets?" - A hamlet.)

A new trailer for Worms 4: Mayhem, due out on PC, PS2 and Xbox this summer, is now available on Eurofiles.

Perhaps the thing we found most exciting on Sony's stand at E3 this year (with the possible exception of Sly Raccoon 3's 3D glasses) was Sony Japan's Shadow of the Colossus, the game that was once known to many of us as NICO.

Offset Studios has unveiled new details of its first game, Project Offset, along with a short video - now available on Eurofiles.

Whenever someone mentions Stronghold, two facts immediately jump to the fore of my consciousness.

There's a fine line between "classic" and just plain "old", and while some games of yesteryear are worth resurrecting, others simply aren't. As far as Altered Beast goes, we'd have to argue it falls into the latter category.

We're not sure why Western game developers seem to find it so tough to produce horror adventure games that can be talked of in the same breath as Resident Evil, Silent Hill and Project Zero, but it's one of those puzzling anomalies that's been going on for years now. The crazy thing is, the entire survival-horror genre was born in France in the early '90s with the seminal Alone In The Dark trilogy - a concept that a succession of Japanese developers have refined and made great strides with ever since.

The E3 trailer for Prey, 3D Realms' forthcoming first-person shooter for PC, is now available on Eurofiles.

Namco has released a new trailer for Rebelstar: Tactical Command, its forthcoming turn-based strategy game for GBA. You can download it now on Eurofiles.

Following the appearance of Pro Evolution Soccer 5 for PSP on a release schedule issued by Atari Australia, which publishes the PES games over there, Konami has confirmed to Eurogamer that the series is indeed going portable.

Konami producer Shingo "Seabass" Takatsuka says he's "pretty sure" that Pro Evolution Soccer 5 will be on PS2 Online, speaking in an interview that appeared on Konami's official website this week.

LucasArts' Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith held on to the number one spot in the UK chart this week, while Giant Interactive's Lego Star Wars was at number two - with both titles recording increased sales.