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Which prompted more of an "Ooh, they're doing a Shrek 3!" style response than anything else, understandably.

Success of Football Manager and other titles will benefit worthy charity cause.

Joins Molyneux, Suzuki, Miyamoto, Carmack et al at DICE Summit presentation.

?25 to you and us.

Open Season and Surf's Up due out in September 2006 and summer 2007 respectively.

More success for EA's street racer as market continues to decline through quiet January.

iDog will play back music and dance to it.

Top developer talks candidly in the second part of gi.biz's exclusive interview.

A full and frank exclusive interview with Team 17's Martyn Brown on the realities of modern game development in Britain. With a few words on Worms 4: Mayhem thrown in for good measure.

Successful studio and middleware technology becomes part of the Activision family.

Counter-attack to EA's exclusivity binge could see baseball going to Take Two.

Your thoughts on Final Fantasy X-2, Amplitude, Deus Ex and Metroid: Zero Mission.

The mysterious "new concept brand" trailed with Dragon Quest VIII last year will follow a similar path to Fullmetal Alchemist.

Court ruling could end up costing Sony $27 million a year in licensing charges to Immersion.

Another media giant sets its sights on the videogames industry.

Competition Pro joystick bundles Winter Games, Impossible Mission and more as part of 30 game package.

Ubisoft not on the menu as possible EA takeover looms.

Support the Disaster Emergency Committee fund by playing games on a cinema screen in London this weekend.

European industry rallies to Ubisoft following EA's "hostile" stock purchase.

We already go to the gym, and last year we lost more weight than the entire congregation of the Church of Atkins, but if any developers are looking for some possible resolutions, here's a few they might consider trying on...

Plot thickens over EA's new French "investment".

Top publisher silences basketball exclusivity rumours.

Veteran developer surprised by prestigious British honour.

Sports Interactive chief Miles Jacobson wants your money. And there are no games involved.

We're off now. Check back next week for our Top 50 Games Of 2004 (yes, we're as surprised as you are), and join us again for real on January 4th.