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We figured you'd like to hear about a PS2-exclusive racing simulation for a change. [Glances nervously left.]

Sony's next F1 title for PS2 goes online, while the PSP effort is renamed F1 Grand Prix. Screenshots and details inside.

French boss Georges Fornay confirms our report that PSP is several months away from release in Europe.

The name isn't confirmed for the UK yet, but the next SingStar features 30 new songs, "Rap Scoring", a Medley mode and new voice filters for Playback.

Play It to publish Gungrave Overdose, EyeToy/online World Champ Poker, Ironstone prepping Uridium, Nebulus and Paradroid for mobiles, Ubi to publish Lumines in Europe, Wookiee expansion for SW Galaxies.

Hideo Kojima was in London today on the final leg of an MGS3 press tour, and said he felt it was the best of the series. Whether MGS4 will go one better will be hard to say for a while though, as Konami only started work on it last Sunday.

The Entertainment Software Charity, an industry initiative to support youth charities, has relaunched its eBay site offering a wide array of games and memorabilia donated by gaming companies.

Activision and Viacom have settled their ongoing legal tussle over the Star Trek videogame license. Neither sounds, er, phased by the ordeal.

Nintendo DS, but we've said plenty about that. See here for what else is out today.

Sony has told its internal PSP dev teams that the European PSP launch is some way off, while UK retail sources claim it'll be June at the earliest.

They've had to come up with a new story, but the next FMA title is still only a few months away from release in Japan.

Whereas Shadow Hearts 2 is due out over here tomorrow, in case anyone's not reading our wonderful release dates page.

Eidos confirms it may be close to securing a sale to an unnamed party, but it's not enough to keep the City happy. Tomb Raider and Hitman slip, too.

Eurogamer reviews a concert performance. Wonders will truly never cease.

Austin, Texas based Junction Point Studios is already hard at work on a fantasy game, the Deus Ex developer reveals at the GDC, but he's not ready to reveal all just yet.

Swedish company Meqon, the firm behind the physics for 3D Realms' Duke Nukem Forever, have rekindled interest in the long-delayed game with a stunning demonstration of its latest physics technology.

Shigeru Miyamoto and friends are honoured in new San Francisco Hollywood emulation against the backdrop of an opening GDC.

The ultimate driving simulator, maybe. But the ultimate racing game?

The LucasArts empire manages three top ten titles with Mercenaries, Republic Commando and KOTOR2, but can't stop Konami's rebellious Snake.

Konami takes on Gran Turismo.

Gran Turismo 4's online options may have been cut from this release, but they may see the sign of day later this year. Here we recap what we were and are still expecting.

We investigate this odd-looking Photo Mode thing in a bit more detail. Colour us surprised, but we quite like it. Or colour us mature, or monotone, or whatever.

As Nintendo DS and PSP ready their European assault, Gizmondo throws its keys into the fruit bowl.

SEGA of America announces gun-toting Shadow the Hedgehog, based on the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, for release in the "holiday season" Stateside.

Namco has signed an exclusive deal with Games Workshop and plans to focus its development efforts on PC to start, with the possibility of console and handheld games later on.