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Old is the new New.

Busted.

Anyone for GBA Tennis?

When people come running in during an E3 presentation to complain about the noise, you know the guns are pretty loud.

Maybe not ALL humans, just the ones that make wilfully bad games and the reckless idiots that then give them good scores (you know who you are).

Relic, a company that makes un-rubbish strategy games, causes men to regress and squeal like infants over small plastic figures. Exclusive shots of PC strategy action inside.

First details and first shots: The grinning time warping cat returns to the Xbox this Christmas.

Lorne Lanning reveals the first details about Oddworld's next title.

Konami officially unveils the game on PS2, Xbox and PC, and outlines some of the improvements it has planned. First shots inside, too.

Rockstar powers upwards and onwards with its dubbed-up free-roamer, but can it stand the heat from the EA juggernaut and its insatiable Need for Speed?

The full transcript of Lorne Lanning's presentation of Oddworld Inhabitants' latest title, Stranger, at publisher EA's recent Hot Summer Nights press event, including a Q&A session with Oddworld's overlord. Read about it here.

As a European launch for Square Enix' epic massively multiplayer game looms large (finally!), Rob drops back into Vana'diel and decides he likes what they've done with the place.

It's the biggest game of the year by a mile. Rockstar invited us in to take a look. Who were we to turn them down?

More from our first look at Rockstar North's big one.

A step on the path to an interactive sitcom, according to Maxis' Neil Young, as he demonstrates his Sim Fawlty Towers scenario and more to the Edinburgh Games Festival.

It's Blizzard's first attempt at an MMORPG. Given that it may well be for most of its audience, too, we decided to take a closer look at why World of Warcraft has been capturing the attention of more than just the usual crowd.

It's BioWare, Jim, but not as we know them...

It's a "Blowout!" - yes, our tyres have exploded and apparently this means we have lots of new information. Trailers (yes, plural), new shots, co-op details, voice cast exposed, big guns, pedestrian interactions, soundtrack line-up, and on it goes...

Go team!

Kart carrier signals.

We're getting hot under the collar about it.

And they call it puppy love.

We go hands-on with the single-player portion of Monolith's John Woo-inspired action FPS.

We go hands-on with the multiplayer aspect of Monolith's action-horror FPS. Sorry: Wooooooy geeeooooooh hhhhuuuunddsss-oorrrrrnnnn wiiii-- you get the idea.

It stands for First Encounter Assault and Recon. We mention that now because it's not one of the factors that contribute to this being the most promising PC FPS of 2005...