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We had to wait until the end of the conference, but for many the Zelda trailer didn't disappoint. Ever wondered what grown-up Link would look like on the Cube?

Nintendo's enigmatic DS console is an enigma no more, and Mario, Metroid Prime, WarioWare, Mario Kart and countless others likewise. Elsewhere, Metroid, Zelda and Advance Wars Cube sequels whipped the crowds into a frenzy. Watch them all here!

About sodding time!

In development right now and playable at the show on Nintendo's soon-to-be-unveiled dual screen handheld.

Action Replay proves its usefulness once again with a code that lets us understand what's going on in the story sequences from Pikmin 2. Well, inasmuch as you can understand them, anyway...

Croteam's wave of mutilation hits the PS2 at last.

It's a quiet week in Europe, what with E3 creeping over the horizon, but there's still Transformers and Euro 2004 (FIFA in dis-guise!) to get excited about. And plenty more over the water in Statesville.

Including gameplay details, and EA's justification for the use of enemies from all walks of Bond.

Vivendi-Universal Games is claiming that Monolith's latest project, which it plans to show off at E3 this week, might be described as "The Matrix meets The Ring". First shot inside.

Ubisoft Montreal apparently responds to criticism of the repetitive combat system in The Sands of Time, outlining aims for a new and unhinged alternative. Plus: first shots!

Black & White 2, TimeSplitters Future Perfect, GoldenEye, Burnout 3, but nothing you haven't already heard about, other than four PSP titles to be announced next week.

TimeSplitters dev's narrative-driven adventure is due this year on PS2, Xbox and Cube.

Bless you, Capcom.

StarCraft: Ghost, Chronicles of Riddick, Half-Life 2. Yep. We'll have some of that.

OutRun 2, the new Worms and Sega Superstars rub shoulders with a few other unannounced titles and the old safeties. But what of 'SegaTon'?

You in particular. Other highlights on the THQ E3 line-up include Full Spectrum Warrior, S.T.A.L.K.E.R., The Punisher, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War, and an EyeToy-enabled Nicktoons game.

Tekken 5 hyper-ultra-confirmed and no returns, Time Crisis: Crisis Zone, Ace Combat 5, Taiko Drum Master, XenoSaga Episode II and all sorts of others join the E3 party.

To announce a new Nintendo project, apparently.

Doom, COD: United Offensive, Rome: Total War, Vampire: Bloodlines - it's a mostly PC-flavoured line-up so far. But no The Movies, COD: Finest Hour or Tony Hawk?

Metal Gear Solid 3, Silent Hill 4, Suikoden IV, Gradius V, Boktai 2 and lots of other games from Konami's Tokyo and Japan studios.

Now due in 2005, the latest Final Fantasy will appear at E3 alongside the likes of Kingdom Hearts II, Full Metal Alchemist, Front Mission 4 and of course Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.

Metal Slug Advance, Samurai Shodown 5 console versions and double packs confirmed for PS2 and Xbox to boot.

The world's largest publisher is showing off some of its biggest upcoming titles at its San Franciscan headquarters tomorrow, prior to E3 next month. Burnout 3, anyone?

Point of View's adaptation of Fox's hard-hitting good-cop-bad-cop drama will push the acceptability envelope at E3 next month, says the developer, while talk of a 24 game is hushed.

Ubisoft unveiled its E3 line-up today, which includes the above titles and other recently announced projects like Brothers In Arms. But is this everything?