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Apart from a new breezy sense of confidence in the England camp, there's Mashed, a new .hack game, Mario Golf, Sonic Advance 3, Breakdown, and other odds and sods to keep you out of the sun...

Hank Marvin makes a comeback in new and interesting ways...

The first images of Video Chat, the system combining an Eye-Toy style webcam and Xbox Live, have been released in Japan, but there’s no news for PAL owners as yet.

FIFA 2004 returns in a new box and minus the club teams - bargain!

Sam Fisher and Red Harlow can't shift the teenage wizard...

With Dirty Harry the next game to get the movie to game treatment, we ask: what's the point of basing videogames on movie licenses, and the pros and cons surrounding their increasing use...

The Dahaka - an enemy the Prince cannot harm: first details...

Bethesda website requests help for next gen projects

Eidos wants to avoid the summer slump...

Mystery of the mooted Deus Ex action game becomes clear at last.

Chez Molyneux, Lionhead Studios, has confirmed that Blizzard power duo Ron and Chris Millar are onside as the developer prepares for meteoric ascendancy.

Atari bags Top Spin for PC, Revamped Ground Control II website, Joint Ops goes gold, Virtual Grand Prix 2 heads to Europe, UT 2004 patched...

Warner Bros is apparently touting its world famous cop franchise to developers, asking them to pitch to take control of the most powerful handgun in the world.

July/August say US retailers, October says UK

At least someone can put one over Le Bleus, eh?

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.

Eight years in the making, the subject of more coverage than the world’s largest duvet and Lara Croft’s inflated chest couldn’t even save it from drowning in the choppy waters of the UK chart.

Atari boss confirms its commitment to the franchise

Bungie smacks down daft rumours

Which ought to be a snug fit - most Live users we've encountered have no backbone anyway. Stop quitting our games!

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

Concept art. Meh. Concept demos... Now that sounds infinitely more exciting. Just prior to leaving Starbreeze, we had a quick chat about Riddick's bonus content.

Continuing our discussion with members of the Riddick development team, we turn to the game itself - why they chose the first-person view and varied gameplay styles, the difficulty in crafting the technology, and their thoughts on the critical response.

Film licences. Phew - let's not even get into that! Actually, how about we do? We're talking to members of the Chronicles of Riddick team at Starbreeze, who have just created one of the most critically acclaimed film licences since GoldenEye. But how?