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It looked like a movie license done right, albeit derivatively, but in the end Saffire's vampiric Devil May Cry clone lacks heart.

Prisoner Of Azkaban makes it five number ones for EA already this year...

The sickest, most brutal game ever made, or a bit of harmless cartoon justice?

Quickfire sequel reveals Sam Fisher to be a nasty piece of work... in a good way.

Sequel to cult classic (well, in as much as 90 per cent of the small number of folks playing it love it to bits) to benefit from four-player online mode according to report.

A WWII-based shooter? Surely not!

As many as 15 titles lined-up to compete for the seasonal spend including new Crash and Spyro titles, but no date for Half-Life 2 yet...

We get our hands on the most eagerly awaited title of the summer... (Check out our exclusive shots too!)

We're caught in a trap. We can't walk out. Because we love this too much baaaabyyyyeyeaheyeah.

Metal Gear designer goes ape for Godzilla movie, Saga Of Ryzom delayed, Hitman Contracts soundtrack available, Creatures double pack announced.

Let's hope we get the first one though, eh Namco? Eh? Eh?

Bruce Campbell mentions a new Evil Dead game, Pro Rugby Manager 2004 and Chaos League demos released, Gates of Troy expansion for Spartan.

Sony's desire for original concepts convinces Armed and Dangerous/Giants developer.

Well, it doesn't, but you can see what we were trying to do there. And you can see what Criterion's trying to do by clicking onward...

A limited edition - in more ways than one - but it's hard not to appreciate what Polyphony Digital is doing.

(Friday's comprehensive PAL and key NTSC release list.) Disgaea! GT4 Prologue! Hyper Street Fighter II! Syberia 2! Thief: Deadly Shadows! Spare exclamation marks available on request!

PAL version still on track for November, says Sony UK...

GSC admits next gen console ports are under consideration...

Top three titles remain static as UEFA, Pokemon and Hitman retain their places.

We chat to Black Monday game director Naresh Hirani and writer/narrative producer Katie Ellwood about the changing face of London, BT vans, motorbikes, and how the game will evolve following its E3 showing.

Has Team Soho learnt from its mistakes?

(Updated throughout the day.) GTA: San Andreas shot proves game was at E3 (in a sense), GTA3's Liberty City ported to PC Vice City, Far Cry due a patch and mod kit soon, UT2004 speech/facial tools released, Demon Stone to appear on Xbox as well as PS2.

An American man, who allegedly told a co-worker at a restaurant there was a bomb in the building, now claims that he was simply telling a friend in the same room how to play Grand Theft Auto...

Capcom announces plans to publish Spike's sequel in Europe.

Warner Bros reckons so. Boss Jason Hall wants to target publishers who "exploit movie studios all day long" with bad products.