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EA shows the natural, blistering successor to Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield Vietnam. Download the video or read the transcript of the recent presentation right here.

Yannis Mallot, producer of Prince of Persia 2 talks about the game's new Freeform Fighting System and the various improvements the Montreal team has made since The Sands Of Time.

Learn about Ratchet & Clank 3's story, enemies, environments, online play and more in this broad chat with various members of the development team.

And no change in the top seven...

Ban this evil, in-depth, hands-on preview of the finished build of the game, and ban the sick people who wrote it.

Returning to Vietnam, we see how 2015 has spruced up the PC version to take advantage of better technology, and go hands-on with the multiplayer game.

Sensible Soccer and Jon Hare return after a period out of the limelight, and Eurogamer grabbed an exclusive interview with the development legend to talk about his role at Tower Studios, something of a Sensible/Bitmaps dream team...

This week's new releases. Yes, there are some this time. Including one on the GameCube (ooh), one involving cars, another made out of plastic, and one that implies war can fly. On to the rambling!

We talk to Criterion's Alex Ward about Burnout 3 - the online aspect, the technology, the EA deal, breaking America, and plenty more.

EA's Matt Powers on the 'meticulously researched' Medal Of Honor: Pacific Assault, including full details of how the multiplayer mode is shaping up. Download the presentation right here, including eight minutes of in game footage...

Quiet week sees no new releases in the top 40, and no movement in the top four.

Naughty Dog's creative director Daniel Arey discusses the structure, narrative, vehicles and weapons, amongst other things, of Jak & Daxter's latest and perhaps final adventure.

Turn-based RPG based on the world's biggest movies for Xbox, PS2 and Cube? Yes, Mr Frodo. We talk to Steve Gray, EA's executive producer of The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age team at Redwood shores. Download the movie of the interview right here.

We chat to EA's Chris Plumber about GoldenEye: Rogue Agent - what's changed since E3, what makes it stand out, and why he thinks GoldenEye fans should keep an open mind. Read inside, or download the video from Eurofiles.

Karl Hilton, director of Free Radical talks to Eurogamer about the latest in the TimeSplitters series. Read or download a video of the interview right here.

The latest European game releases. Or it would be, if there were any. Sudeki's out in the States, at least, and we can't sleep. (Update: Army Men to the rescue! Hello? Guys?)

Déjà vu? Yes, we've played OutRun2 before. But now it's much more than just an arcade-perfect port. It's its own game, with eight-player online support, an expansive Mission Mode and more besides.

In the second half of our interview with 2015's Cayle George, we address the more controversial aspects of a Vietnam game, whether the game has a statement to make, the decision to use an African-American lead, and other issues.

Web slinger clocks up best sales week ever for an Activision game in the UK.

In the first part of our interview with Cayle George about 2015's Vietnam-based shooter, we ask whether this is really just Allied Assault in Vietnam, what we can expect from the PC version, and how the team spent used its extra development time.

2015 returns with a point to prove, and a new war to wage.

In the second part of our interview with Tribes: Vengeance producer Chris Mahnken, we go over the community's involvement, how seriously Irrational takes the single-player component, making the game more accessible, and public demo plans.

We chat to new European president and CEO John Yamamoto about the expansion of Square Enix' European division, a move that heralds a whole new era for the Japanese giant in this territory.

(This week's European releases.) Not a whole hell of a lot, although when does that ever stop us?

Turning Tribes into a single-player game was never going to be easy, but Irrational Games is out to prove it's not rocket science. Even though it is. We go hands-on with the single-player component.