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Battlefield 1942 meets Star Wars. They get on. We hope they sire more offspring.

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!

And now you can kill your friends with poo-sticks and other unpleasant devices. Like guns.

Kill strangers using futuristic CD-launchers. Discus.

Marriage at last after a rocky engagement, as Japanese giants combine forces.

New studio hopes to revitalise adventure genre.

Do as the Romans do.

VU Games confirms date to retail at last, with US date set for three days earlier. Update: VU Games source says there's a "good chance" HL2 will make it before Xmas...

We would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for those pesky kids...

Did you get your invitation?

Could see the rise of a new UK publisher.

We chat to Olivier Grassiano about Microids' survival horror title Obscure, reviewed elsewhere on the site today.

They like it rough in Bath.

Probably with instructions to move into the test chamber...

Five of the blighters. Five! Lots of goodies.

And we've identified bits of the soundtrack.

Although what that means is open to debate.

EA announces FIFA release date.

We're noticing predictable phase arrays.

(Updated throughout the day.) Doom III, SW Battlefront, Dawn of War, McRae 2005 all patched, Irrational says "don't download Tribes demo", Crystal Xbox returns to Europe, Tim Schafer's Psychonauts hits PS2, EA to co-publish GTR title.

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

A bit like Grand Theft Auto. With robots. And flying cars. Can't be bad, really, can it?

Online co-op play for Hidden & Dangerous II arrives a year late: was it worth the wait?

Gray Matter takes over Infinity Ward's command. We report back on our experiences.

Build and then ride your own coasters. Woo!