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Hurrah! Now we can all kill people violently!

Dennis exits game mag market, Future set to suspend long-running title as circulation falls.

(Update: new, high resolution version available.) Step right up for your first look at what is bound to be the biggest game of 2004.

Next month: Ms. Pac-Man when she was young and needed the money.

(Updated throughout the day.) Forbidden Siren 2 details, Tribes V nearing completion, King Arthur in November, Just 2 Play budget range unveiled, Heart of Empire: Rome announced, Dungeon Lords demo soon, Eidos signs Lego Star Wars.

Karaoke Revolution set to make its debut on Xbox this November, alongside Volume 3 of the PS2 version, which will introduce dual-microphone support for the first time.

We sneak into Sony and emerge with a near-complete version of Sly Raccoon's much deserved sequel. And it's a Grand Theft.

(This week's new releases.) Black Arrow spikes our thigh, Powerdrome, um, you know, races about a bit, and Chessmaster makes its move: Gamers to What's New.

The plight of the unplayed game and its many abandoned friends...

The Regiment offers players a chance to storm the Iranian embassy.

The new mini-games sound fair enough, but the CCTV-like SpyToy mode and other camera functionality enhancements will surely prove most interesting.

IDG report shows demand for further hardware price adjustment.

(Updated throughout the day.) NFSU2 trailer, Sonic Heroes on PC, Painkiller expansion delayed, Painkiller expansion delayed, Catan on N-Gage, Metal Gear ported to phones in Japan, Maroon 5 on Xbox Live.

Midway announces its line-up for the consumer games show, including the UK public debut of Mortal Kombat: Deception.

PS2 and Xbox are set for European price cuts in the coming days, with Sony to drop its console to £104.99 this week and Microsoft announcing a £99.99 price for Xbox this afternoon.

A trio of vampire hunters join Uwe Boll's adaptation project, which has already attracted Kristanna "Terminatrix" Loken and Sir Ben Kingsley.

On both PS2 and Cube. Should be a very sweary Christmas by the sound of it.

(Updated throughout the day.) State of Emergency 2 delayed, Square Enix reg's new trademark.

Advertising Feature: Simply Games announced cheap offers for the sunny season today, giving you even less reason to get up, go to work, leave the house, etc.

Another instant hit gives Activision six weeks in a row at the top.

New details and plenty of screenshots showing off some more of the things CJ can get up to in Rockstar's forthcoming opus.

That's what the kids are saying. And it won't be on PlayStation 3 either, apparently.

WRC developer joins the ranks of SCEE's exclusive partners.

Capcom's now-offline-only survival horror sideshow rolls into town next month, and it's not the game that PlayStation owners deserve after all these years.

(Updated throughout the day.) A few details of Radical Games' Scarface 'continuation', World of WarCraft heads to Game Stars Live, Sid Meier's Pirates! on Xbox, new Atari RTS.