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Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach form All-Star team.

European industry rallies to Ubisoft following EA's "hostile" stock purchase.

We already go to the gym, and last year we lost more weight than the entire congregation of the Church of Atkins, but if any developers are looking for some possible resolutions, here's a few they might consider trying on...

Plot thickens over EA's new French "investment".

Part one of our five-part countdown of our favourite games based on titles released in Europe during 2004.

The next ten games in our countdown of Eurogamer's favourite games of 2004, with more commentary (and back-biting) from Kristan, Tom, Rob, Kieron and Ronan.

We're getting closer to the biggest and bestest games of 2004, and it's safe to say that between them these ones could keep you going until next year's roundup.

Not quite the top ten, but the favourite-but-ten games of 2004 according to our panel. Don't forget to come back tomorrow for our top ten...

So, after all that, we're here: Eurogamer's top ten favourite games of 2004.

Top publisher silences basketball exclusivity rumours.

Veteran developer surprised by prestigious British honour.

Sports Interactive chief Miles Jacobson wants your money. And there are no games involved.

We're off now. Check back next week for our Top 50 Games Of 2004 (yes, we're as surprised as you are), and join us again for real on January 4th.

A report on an American games website claims that the NBA has rejected an exclusivity arrangement with EA that would have sewn up official rights in the same manner to the publisher's controversial NFL deal.

Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon talks about some of the extra features that make up for the Cube version's lack of online play.

Sportswear manufacturer signs multi-title sponsorship agreement with the world's biggest publisher.

EA holds off Rockstar for coveted Xmas slot.

A report in film magazine Variety claims that Paramount Pictures is about to adapt Tom Clancy's videogame offspring. But who should play Sam Fisher?

Publisher revises the conditions of its buyout deal after shareholders say, "No DICE".

Publishing giant moves on French superpower.

No more sports games for Microsoft Game Studios as Indie Built goes to Take Two.

Not that far off, but not exactly around the corner either.

Smashing-sounding Radical Games effort features free-roaming environments and lots of destructible scenery to use as weapons.

New dates for The Warriors and Midnight Club 3, and talk of new games from the Grand Theft Auto publisher.

Dawn of a new survival-horror?