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Graphics card manufacturer urges hardware nuts to look beyond the numbers, or something like that, and reminds us, "Doom III isn't even available yet."

(Updated throughout the day.) Area 51 delayed until early 2005, Battlefield Vietnam patched extensively.

400MB of action from Pearl Harbour to Tarawa. Hopefully a lot better than the dishonourable Rising Sun.

Valve's Doug Lombardi reportedly indicates that HL2 will arrive around then, with the game set to "go gold" shortly and pack itself off to publisher Vivendi.

Unreal Championship 2 and two more Unreal Tournament games to be handled by the Mortal Kombat publisher.

GI.biz speaks to Criterion CEO David Lau-Kee and Electronic Arts worldwide studios VP Bruce McMillan about today's surprise announcement of Criterion's acquisition by EA.

Shock deal sees top publisher picking up RenderWare creator and key game franchises.

(Updated throughout the day.) Drakengard/Dead Aim dev seeks Xbox staff, Armored Core details, Arc the Lad could be going online.

Only Windows machines running 2000 or XP will be able to play the retail version, Activision confirms, with Linux and Mac ports on the way.

A new trailer and various retail reports suggest that the US date has been brought forward, possibly using Force Pull. That, there, was Force Pun.

EA's Matt Powers on the 'meticulously researched' Medal Of Honor: Pacific Assault, including full details of how the multiplayer mode is shaping up. Download the presentation right here, including eight minutes of in game footage...

Quiet week sees no new releases in the top 40, and no movement in the top four.

(Updated throughout the day.) DreamCatcher announces Cold War game, The Incredibles game to appear in Edinburgh, DJs signs The Moment of Silence.

Ultra, high, medium, and low - find out which one is a match for you and your hardware, thanks to Robert Duffy's latest .plan update.

Empire kicks out a one-track playable demo of Supersonic's racing game, which we happen to rather like. In fact, it's super mashing great. Download it from Eurofiles now.

Set 40 years after Frontier Wars and featuring a new race, the reptilian Vyrium. First screenshots inside.

(Updated throughout the day.) SNK recalls NeoGeo fighter, new Lego Star Wars game, From Software working on two new games including Armored Core sequel, Age of Empires co-creator's studio signs with THQ.

Needs patching, see.

"We are planning to deliver a release candidate to Vivendi in August," says Doug Lombardi, confirming comments from Gabe Newell suggesting there's less than a fortnight to go.

Crytek set to create new PC franchise for publishing giant.

The latest European game releases. Or it would be, if there were any. Sudeki's out in the States, at least, and we can't sleep. (Update: Army Men to the rescue! Hello? Guys?)

In the second half of our interview with 2015's Cayle George, we address the more controversial aspects of a Vietnam game, whether the game has a statement to make, the decision to use an African-American lead, and other issues.

Games Festival-goers will be among the first to see the game in action at a public screening on August 13th, SI has announced.

Wants developers who are prepared to buck the sequel and franchise trend on a new "strictly confidential" project at Microsoft Game Studios.

And this one could be a proper game, it seems. Yes, we don't really believe it either, but the evidence is a bit more compelling this time out...