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Sega acquisition set to be concluded in October in massive buyout deal.

Decks & FX offers a virtual mixing package with over 50 licensed tracks.

EA hits the back of the net for its fourth number one of the year as footy fever draws closer...

New environments, modes, PS2 Online and Xbox Live support and all manner of 'engine enhancements'.

(Updated throughout the day.) Capcom Fighting Jam announced, Death Jr gets movie and comic book treatment, Pandora Tomorrow and TOCA Race Driver 2 patched.

Just because the whole industry has sodded off to E3 doesn't mean there aren't stacks of great games out this Friday. Because there are. There's even one that'll be fun to play outside in this glorious sunshine...

Unjustified abuse of a once-proud name? Check. Daft and impossible story? Check. Reasonably competent FPS that could do well if it gets enough attention between now and the end of the year?

It's a PS2 exclusive. Again. It's boasting a huge number of changes. Again. Whether it's a facility to rob houses, the chance to fatten up, or the addition of bicycles, it all sounds good. Best of all though, San Andreas is not a city - it's a state.

Whack, whack, whack, GO, GO, GO! Konami tries again.

World Destruction Tour likely to kick off later this year, with a new team-based story mode, Jet Set Radio-inspired graffiti antics and the return of the good old goal-based single-player mode as a backup.

Online play, new Test Tracks, rallies and cars, and all the correct data from the 2004 rally season.

Ubisoft announces firm release dates for both, and extra incentive for owners of multiple formats to hold off for a little while...

Finally! It's still only "potentially" on its way to PCs in Europe, but it's good news all the same.

Rockstar fills us in with the first snippets of information about the next Grand Theft Auto - marking a return to more modern times, with a Menace II Society feel...

See our names in the end credits? Quick! Think of something imperceptible!

Grab our full-size, full-fat video of Sony's E3 conference and clap your eyes on the world's first look at the PlayStation Portable, and much more besides.

Metal Gear takes an Acid trip on PSP, Phantom Crash 2050 arrives on PS2, and a Ys RPG gets translated for the first time in over a decade

Hardly surprising, but good news all the same for anybody weighing up the prospect of buying into the webcam craze.

PlayStation moves to regain its crown in the US sales rankings with a price drop to mirror Microsoft's

Rap "dopely" to 40 licensed tracks and then go out, get shot, slur your words and win a whole bunch of awards.

Croteam's wave of mutilation hits the PS2 at last.

Comic book legend makes his way to consoles to tie in with Warner Bros' upcoming movie, courtesy of British developer

New moves, new weapons, more co-op, better graphics - and it's on its way to the PC by the end of this year.

It's a quiet week in Europe, what with E3 creeping over the horizon, but there's still Transformers and Euro 2004 (FIFA in dis-guise!) to get excited about. And plenty more over the water in Statesville.

Brings out the soft side in all you big men out there? Sicher...