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See how the game actually performs on modern hardware, and find out why Trent Reznor's work didn't make it into the game.

Judgement comes only days after landmark case on mod chipping.

Others including Spider-Man, Shrek, Tony Hawk, etc. Activision gets busy.

New IP for the Tony Hawk team, due out in Activision's next fiscal year. Could this tie in with the job ads on Neversoft's website earlier this year? We'd be surprised if it didn't...

Brothers In Arms, Prince of Persia 2, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory all due within a matter of weeks.

Due out alongside the PS2 and Xbox versions, too.

Web slinger clocks up best sales week ever for an Activision game in the UK.

You'll need a PC, a keyboard, a mouse...

In the first part of our interview with Cayle George about 2015's Vietnam-based shooter, we ask whether this is really just Allied Assault in Vietnam, what we can expect from the PC version, and how the team spent used its extra development time.

Sci-fi action title moves to avoid the Christmas rush.

Massively multiplayer game creator restructuring debt, in talks over buyout offer.

See de_aztec as Valve's latest tech reckons it was meant to be. Available now at Eurofiles.

Lara's comic book publisher lets slip a date.

Lineage II and City of Heroes to launch in Europe by the end of 2004.

id Software confirms that an SDK is due in the near future and comments on the level editor, and you can now get your hands on the actual Doom III theme tune to boot.

Mod car three-way action gets hot for autumn, but cagey competition keeps specifics under wraps.

(Updated throughout the day.) Condition Zero patched, Ty the Tasmanian TV star, Far Cry patch coming soon (again), Oxygen Interactive plans budget PS2/PC label.

Bikes, apparently. Could've been several things, really.

Hideo Kojima will be on hand at the German Games Convention this August, and Konami will debut Metal Gear Solid 3, Pro Evolution Soccer 4 and others.

Real Madrid, Barcelona, AC Milan, Juventus, Ajax, Deportivo... The Dutch, Italians and Spanish are all set to be well represented in this year's Pro Evolution Soccer.

According to id Software, a sequel is in development "at another studio".

In the second part of our interview with Tribes: Vengeance producer Chris Mahnken, we go over the community's involvement, how seriously Irrational takes the single-player component, making the game more accessible, and public demo plans.

We chat to new European president and CEO John Yamamoto about the expansion of Square Enix' European division, a move that heralds a whole new era for the Japanese giant in this territory.

(This week's European releases.) Not a whole hell of a lot, although when does that ever stop us?

A new expansion taking in the feel of Japan, with a pair of deadly new professions - Samurai and Ninja.