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The Kick Off legend returns with his first footy game in over ten years - first info inside...

LucasArts confirms February 2005 release dates for KOTOR II and Republic Commando.

Mech or break time for Atari.

Does it have motorbike cops in it?

Atari boss confirms its commitment to the franchise

The Mobile Panel gives you access to new mobile games in exchange for your feedback. And you could win an iPod, too.

(The latest PAL and key US releases.) This week: swash-buckling rootin-tootin' stealth action four-ways. Unscramble to win nothing.

Datel technical director Alex Edge makes the case for Action Replay MAX, which not only encompasses all the usual cheating tomfoolery, but also allows you to play DivX movies, MP3s and even Mega Drive ROMs on your PS2...

Square Enix' foray into manga and anime spawns another couple of videogames.

Nintendo Europe managing director David Gosen has strongly criticised Microsoft for attempting to drive the industry to a hardware transition too early, and also attacked the games media for its focus on the next generation.

House of Pain, Pantera, Faith No More, The Cure and Violent Femmes amongst artists set to appear in future sports titles.

Including ESPN NFL, NHL, NBA, College Hoops and Major League Baseball, with an option to do more in future.

Don't just Sand there!

Rockstar's 'Most Wanted' gets out of development jail older, but not necessarily wiser.

Lack of new releases leaves the coast clear for the boy wizard.

We chat to Julien Bares, producer of Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow, about the process of bringing the game to PS2.

"The majority" of SCi titles to support PS2 Online and Xbox Live in the not too distant future.

It's finished now, according to Atari and Reflections. We only hope it wasn't finished the last time we played it...

Mammoth buyout ruled out, but Viacom may still be hunting for a publisher.

So says a Japanese newspaper.

(Updated throughout the day.) New Links 2004 course on Live, Digital Jesters signs D-Day RTS, Oxygen signs a pair of FPSs, Strategy First commissions Jagged Alliance 3D and 3, Disciples III.

Backyard Wrestling 2, Crash 'n' Burn, Imperial Glory and that mysterious Highway 1 Productions-backed "urban action" title - of which more details inside.

Variety reckons so, although it's more to do with the book than the game by the looks of things.

(This week's new PAL and key US releases.) F-Zero on the GBA is about the height of it, but the US gets Riddick and Full Spectrum Warrior. Import-ant games.

Ubisoft registers a new trademark, but won't explain its significance and reckons it might not be what we think it is.