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Every year an utterly essential game appears that no-one buys. Buck the trend.

The sort of game that might interest Mr Loaf.

Erase and rewind.

The devil's in the details. Better find him before he finds you.

Bungie says it will make "a major announcement" offering details of its new maps, which will be "available for everybody", as rumours of an expansion pack go unanswered.

Bungie confirms rumours of a multiplayer add-on complete with nine new maps. And they might even be free. Eventually.

Next Monday is going to be "Maptacular", says Bungie. And one of the packs is "Killtacular", too.

With its back to the future, the third TimeSplitters is rooted in the pleasures of the past.

What the Fox going on with this then?

We always knew Mark Knopfler had it in him.

Even your mum could play it. In theory.

The Jazz Odyssey of shooters.

Limits pushed: difficulty, patience, skill, review policy, length of headline.

Conspiring to shake up console FPSs?

EGWorld: Reviewer's Wrath.

If Hollywood made shoot-'em-ups, they'd hand you this. And popcorn.

MGS3 finishes snaking its way to Europe today. We take a quick look at what's changed since last November's US Import Review.

What'll happen when it gets to the sixth version? We let you ponder that one and get on with telling you what we thought of our first hands-on with Red Storm's latest...

It's one of the toughest jobs ever undertaken by a game developer - but we've seen the first inklings that The Godfather may present gamers and film fans alike with an offer they can't refuse.

We go hands on with the latest build of Ubisoft's stealth action blockbuster.

Vehicle-based combat. Yeah. We went "Meh" too. Then it turned out to be a kleptomaniacal free-roaming single-player effort with lots to do strapped to a surprisingly engaging mixture of multiplayer deathmatch and racing...

It gives zombies a splitting headache, but is it challenging enough?

We wish Dante would shut up, but otherwise this hasn't made us cry too much in the few hours we've spent with it.

We guide Frosty the Snowblind man through the first half of his chilly sci-fi adventures in the PS2 version of Crystal Dynamics' shooter.

After countless delays, can Rockstar port the crime romp to the handheld?