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Ongoing legal action in the US District Court threatens eagerly awaited launch.

Publisher snags rights to, er, interminable franchise.

Slap your eyes on some very pretty space combat.

Can the flying Scotsman reclaim the throne?

Tiger's back, and he hasn't aged a day...

(Updated throughout the day.) Square Enix working on another Front Mission, Ubi to publish Tork, Star Wars DVD fouls up chipped Xboxen, Colin McRae 2005 multiplayer demo, bonus pack for UT2004 and updated demo.

Demo available too.

Former Acclaim title could join the Take-Two stable.

And downloadable content should be available on Xbox from October 4th. More details on both inside.

If this game is to believed, we'll make really rubbish parents...

We talk to Mithis' creative director Zsolt Nyulászi about the long road to Nexus, influences, mods, demos and the team's aspirations for the project.

Irrational Games nears completion.

Twilight War: After The Fall to use Half-Life 2 tech.

Eighth annual festival set to host two sessions on games and the movies.

Only EA could make a sport you don't understand about men who think pushing people over and shot-gunning 'Bud' is a way of life massively enjoyable. It's Maddening. We kill ourselves.

EA's second helping of The Sims is the second fastest selling PC title ever in the UK.

The project formerly known, variously, as Beyond, Imperium Galactica III and Galaxy Andromeda finally touches down.

Ubisoft spokesperson: "If anyone sees a well-fed dog with three green lights on its head, creeping up against walls, please contact us."

It's a month with a number after it this time.

(Updated throughout the day.) Namco to exhibit new racer at TGS, Amuze's next-gen project, new SaGa RPG announced.

Blizzard's MMORPG beta shut down.

Pfft, we're not worried.

With the game due out in Europe this week, we consider whether it's the MMORPG-shaped timesink we've been looking for.

We chat to Square Enix senior vice president and FFXI producer Hiromichi Tanaka and lead translator and localisation director Richard Honeywood about the European launch, the new expansion and Square Enix's future online plans.

"We're hoping they will put out a release date soon" says Doug Lombardi.