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Sales drop in 2003 continues pattern of long-term decline.

Hitmaker and Amusement Vision fall off the web, while others pare down their presence.

Aims to remain true to the original storyline, whilst fleshing things out in a few places. Includes shots of a few sample pages from early on.

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...

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

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

According to reports. With The Rock playing main man Alec Sects, too.

(All this Friday's new releases.) Singstar versus Rallisport Challenge 2, Way of the Samurai and Riding Spirits sequels, and a whole lot of strategy. As they say in LA: are you PUMPED?

EA Sports' rivals heave a sigh of relief as reports are decried as false.

World Exclusive: The biggest independent publisher in the business has even bigger plans for the future - and there's no time to rest on his laurels for EA's CEO Larry Probst, who spoke exclusively to GamesIndustry.biz about his company's ambition.

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

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.

Point of View's adaptation of Fox's hard-hitting good-cop-bad-cop drama will push the acceptability envelope at E3 next month, says the developer, while talk of a 24 game is hushed.

Ubisoft unveiled its E3 line-up today, which includes the above titles and other recently announced projects like Brothers In Arms. But is this everything?

Digital Rex ready to show off.

(Updated throughout the day.) New EverQuest expansion out in July, Majesco announces wireless GBA adapter, Virtua Fighter Quest video footage, and Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure. Eh?

Now wouldn't that be a surprise. Activision trails THUG2 in its financials...

(Updated through the day.) The Settlers title officially named, Hip Europe and Mythic's E3 line-ups, TrackMania 'Power Up!' demo, Halo Editing Kit download link, The Suffering on its way to PC this month, and Painkiller and Beyond Divinity patches.

Latest SmackDown title named, with new Xbox and GBA titles joining the Cube's Day of Reckoning on the roster.

(Thanks for that Antonio.) Agent 47 keeps Fight Night off the No.1 spot...

(Now updated throughout the day!) The Matrix Online beta sign-ups, The Elder Scrolls for N-Gage, PSP Racing and Playlogic at E3, new 'Deleted Scene' for Condition Zero, and Guild Wars E3 demo client released.

PSP and DS support confirmed, but still no white smoke on Live.

O~3 aims to give smaller developers a route to the mass market.

This week's new releases include Hitman: Contracts, Project Zero 2, Fight Night 2004 and the US release of Onimusha 3. The drought is over, right?

(Now updated throughout the day.) EA names Def Jam sequel, Transformers gold, MS cans Train Simulator 2.0, Samurai Warriors Xbox announced.