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Publisher to handle Free Radical's ambitious psychic adventure.

Now wouldn't that be a surprise. Activision trails THUG2 in its financials...

Future Perfect promises online 16-player competitive modes and co-op for PS2 owners, although Xbox and Cube fans will have to make do with split-screen.

(Updated through the day.) The Settlers title officially named, Hip Europe and Mythic's E3 line-ups, TrackMania 'Power Up!' demo, Halo Editing Kit download link, The Suffering on its way to PC this month, and Painkiller and Beyond Divinity patches.

Latest SmackDown title named, with new Xbox and GBA titles joining the Cube's Day of Reckoning on the roster.

Handheld titles in the pipeline for key Brit studio.

Absolutely nothing to do with either the film or the N64 game, by the sound of it.

(Thanks for that Antonio.) Agent 47 keeps Fight Night off the No.1 spot...

Archer Maclean's back with another look at the nation's favourite drunken pursuit. Dive in.

(Now updated throughout the day!) The Matrix Online beta sign-ups, The Elder Scrolls for N-Gage, PSP Racing and Playlogic at E3, new 'Deleted Scene' for Condition Zero, and Guild Wars E3 demo client released.

PSP and DS support confirmed, but still no white smoke on Live.

O~3 aims to give smaller developers a route to the mass market.

This week's new releases include Hitman: Contracts, Project Zero 2, Fight Night 2004 and the US release of Onimusha 3. The drought is over, right?

(Now updated throughout the day.) EA names Def Jam sequel, Transformers gold, MS cans Train Simulator 2.0, Samurai Warriors Xbox announced.

The future's bright. The future's... 'perfect'.

Ascendant Britsoft developer picks up another major contract.

Interplay budget titles on Xbox, Anarchy Online gets funding boost, Pool Paradise Cube due soon, and Tekken 5 excitement quashed.

When hack and slash alone doesn't cut it anymore.

Mary-Kate and Ashley: Sue Your Game Publisher.

Britsoft hero Codemasters is poised to sweep up Free Radical's action thriller Second Sight, but the publisher is refusing to add fuel to any "speculation" fire.

VU Games announces a new Spyro title, promising more fiery platforming antics and five playable characters in total.

Neighbours From Hell 2 demo, EverQuest 2 beta sign-ups soon, GBA overclocking, Alone in the Dark movie trailer.

Japanese teaser site points to two new titles, and Amusement Vision could be handling at least one of them...

Imagine the other LOTR games with turn-based combat. That's what it sounds like, with more to come (obviously) at E3.

Flash movie points to April 28th unveiling. So, tomorrow, then. Nina Williams... wins.