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New studio hopes to revitalise adventure genre.

Konami picks the four camouflage submissions to include in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.

Sony issues miles of text about a great many things to do with Gran Turismo 4.

Which is how long it'll take to finish.

A Japanese software company is ordered to pay two million yen after a court ruled that its Dead or Alive 2 hack violated Tecmo's copyrights.

We would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for those pesky kids...

Could see the rise of a new UK publisher.

We chat to Olivier Grassiano about Microids' survival horror title Obscure, reviewed elsewhere on the site today.

Ahem. Stranger things have happened...

They like it rough in Bath.

An "unprecedented disc production issue" forces Electronic Arts to yank its top ten golf title from the shelves.

And we've identified bits of the soundtrack.

EA announces FIFA release date.

(Updated throughout the day.) Doom III, SW Battlefront, Dawn of War, McRae 2005 all patched, Irrational says "don't download Tribes demo", Crystal Xbox returns to Europe, Tim Schafer's Psychonauts hits PS2, EA to co-publish GTR title.

But Battlefront, Tiger Woods and Warhammer lead the new release charge, while Animal Crossing charts at No.19.

In our final look at SuperStars pre-release, we tackle NiGHTS, Puyo Pop, Monkey Ball, Space Channel 5 and ChuChu Rocket, and there's not a dull moment between them.

In the first of our reports from the Tokyo Game Show, we take a quick run around and try and scoop up as much as possible with our eyes. Check back later this week for a PSP special, and more.

The Iceberg gives us respec', bro. Because we kicked him half to death. Weirdo.

Ubisoft unveils plans for the next Splinter Cell multiplayer outing. With new PC and Xbox shots, too.

(Updated throughout the day.) Mizuguchi's PSP Lumines details, SEGA Rally 2005 details, Project Zero 2's Xbox extras, SNK announces PS2 Online line-up.

Midway N the Hood with John Singleton collaborating on this LA-based crime fest.

Hurrah for the Tokyo Game Show, eh?

Rockstar releases another minute of footage.

Publisher snags rights to, er, interminable franchise.

Whatever that means. Download the eight-minute trailer here, and read about the Ape Escape crossover. (Yep.)