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With a few notable omissions, naturally...

Chernobyl-based FPS now down for spring 2005

74 million PS2 sold in less than four years.

Bizarre, but true.

Hopes for future optimisations, but admits graphically intensive games like Ridge Racer will provide less than the four to six hour figure quoted.

Question marks remain on Xbox RE4, RE Zero/RE Remake ports, and even PSP/DS incarnations of the popular horror brand...

Capcom's survival horror mainstay no longer exclusive to GameCube - could the other Cube Resident Evil games also be on the way?

Another chance for you to ignore Tecmo's survival horror classic...

We chat to Gearbox's Stephen Palmer about the forthcoming tactical World War II shooter.

Can Sucker Punch's stealth platformer steal Jak and Ratchet's thunder?

Dancemat plus EyeToy equals the ultimate way to make yourself look stupid?

Create your own World War II game with our handy random game generator! Win a gas mask!

Hardcore racing fetishists will be in heaven.

On the day Football Manager 2005 went Gold, we strolled down to Islington to grab an exclusive in-depth interview with Sport Interactive MD Miles Jacobson. Read the full interview here, or download the video via Eurofiles...

Illegal copies spread onto the net nine days ahead of Euro release.

The worst game of the year, right? Wrong wrong wrong...

Wave your hands in the air as Konami joins the EyeToy party...

It's fit, but my gosh doesn't it know it?

Can anyone do a decent PC to console conversion?

Twinsane in the mem-- [No, no, stop that, that's a terrible, tired cliché the likes of which we can only endure so many times. Unlike the new Crash, actually. -Ed]

VU Games confirms date to retail at last, with US date set for three days earlier. Update: VU Games source says there's a "good chance" HL2 will make it before Xmas...

Better late than never, but is it worth dusting off the Cube to play it?

We would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for those pesky kids...

We chat to Olivier Grassiano about Microids' survival horror title Obscure, reviewed elsewhere on the site today.

Ahem. Stranger things have happened...