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Street racing sequel keeps the motor running as the charts wrap up for 2004.

RTS series moves into a brave New World in the long awaited follow up to Age of Kings...

PSP looks eerily familiar - remember the concept designs? Battery life, size statistics and final specs await inside.

Want to get your thumbs wrapped around some PSP games? Be in Chiba City, Tokyo on the last weekend of September, then.

World's first glimpse of Nintendo's new handheld confirms clamshell design, touch panel, GBA compatibility.

"You can touch me if you want. Down there."

San Andreas and Call of Duty challenge for the top as Christmas looms near.

Need for Speed Underground 2 holds off the likes of Metroid Prime 2 and PES4 Xbox, which is just wrong on so many levels.

Battle for the top resumes as Halo 2 drops down three places in its second week.

Over a quarter of a million units sold as Bungie's opus ignites retail.

San Andreas is on top, shockingly, and there's a strong showing for Football Manager 2005 too.

In space, no-one can hear Rob scream...

Rob's in Japanese RPG heaven - again!

Konami's challenger PES4 losing out overall, but still on top in the PS2 chart.

PES4 takes a lead on the PS2 as EA and Konami face off once more.

Triumph for long-awaited RPG title as it tops the Xbox ranking in style.

Another number one for Activision, while Nintendo and EA also impress.

We talk to Demis Hassabis about Evil Genius - his involvement, project goals, plans for multiplayer add-ons and console ports, and a great deal more besides. Muahaha!

Which is how long it'll take to finish.

But Battlefront, Tiger Woods and Warhammer lead the new release charge, while Animal Crossing charts at No.19.

EA's second helping of The Sims is the second fastest selling PC title ever in the UK.

With the game due out in Europe this week, we consider whether it's the MMORPG-shaped timesink we've been looking for.

We chat to Square Enix senior vice president and FFXI producer Hiromichi Tanaka and lead translator and localisation director Richard Honeywood about the European launch, the new expansion and Square Enix's future online plans.

Criterion's high octane racer smashes into UK retail.

Best-ever first week for Pivotal's Conflict series.