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Blue52 gives us a tour of the PS2 version of its Hollywood thief sim, and we could've sworn we left our wallet on the side. Hrm.

"I wouldn't hazard to look too far ahead."

Play six minutes of Arsenal vs. AC Milan.

A single-player mission, tutorial, and two skirmish maps.

And the GBA version is due in late October.

"They are using the Doom III technology," Take-Two's Rich Roedel told investors. "We are not using the Doom III engine for Duke Nukem Forever," said George Broussard, before having a pop at the press.

Good news for Orcs and Night Elves.

With a complete breakdown of the number of levels and divisions per country, and a breakdown of the numbers of first-teams, reserves, youth teams and international squads you'll be able to command. It's lots.

It's "way beyond a console conversion".

Guerrilla pulls no punches with a brutal take on Vietnam...

We played through four levels of WWII mayhem from Infinity Ward's fantastic-looking expansion pack...

(Sometimes updated throughout the day.) Halo patched to 1.05, Killer 7 delayed in Japan, Atari releasing 85-strong vintage games pack for PS2/Xbox.

Beta patch released, SDK and Linux server also due.

Bioware taking the long-term view on new IP development, with a PC version also possible.

Best-ever first week for Pivotal's Conflict series.

Series creator's launch presentation is transcribed in the Japanese press.

The demo's out, and here's what we thought of EA's latest stab at WW2...

We go hands-on with Ubisoft Montreal's triumphant sequel to the best console game of 2003. But is it too combat-focused, or have we just not seen enough yet?

Atari gives you a pair of download size options to choo-choo-choose from.

(Updated throughout the day.) Tribes Vengeance beta open to all, DJs to publish Freedom Force Vs. The Third Reich in (most of) Europe, announces Pro Rugby Manager 2005, GTA San Andreas soundtrack sort-of announced, SOCOM II updated.

After some delay, EA's one-level single-player makes it out.

Sam Fisher's latest adventure gets its first hands-on airing at Game Stars Live. Find out what we thought of it inside...

Irrational Games' fourth title in the SWAT series is in the final stretch of development, and reports coming out of the Aussie developer suggest that it's going well.

Valve Software is preparing to submit release candidates of Half-Life 2 to publisher Vivendi-Universal Games next week, although there's speculation that the game could now ship in November.

Lara prepares to swing back into town.