Rob Fahey (Page 27)

Xbox Live service grows again with the addition of video conferencing and the Xbox Live Arcade

New Xbox racer promises real cars and tracks, detailed vehicle tuning, Live play and trainable AI drivers.

Comic book legend makes his way to consoles to tie in with Warner Bros' upcoming movie, courtesy of British developer

New moves, new weapons, more co-op, better graphics - and it's on its way to the PC by the end of this year.

Sleek console and quirky controller, with the world's favourite price tag attached

A bit more imaginative than Nintendo's usual "Advance" remake, the only problem with this one is that one day it will be over.

Key criticisms addressed in the first of several hardware updates.

The second generation of the N-Gage hardware is here - and we've spent a couple of days putting it through its paces in order to bring you a full hands-on report on Nokia's second effort at getting it right in the games market.

One super-spy replaces another at the top of the UK sales rankings.

Another multiplayer Epic. It's really here and it's really good.

Good debuts for Battlefield Vietnam and UT2004, though.

Rob thought he'd seen off Shinobi, but apparently Sega's back for another round...

What do you do after you've saved the world?

The man from Belmont, he say...

War is upon us. Or is it? You decide.

A Cloud over the year's biggest games show.

No.3 for Ion Storm Austin's PC/Xbox title, while Bond hangs on to top spot...

So there's no market for Japanese RPGs in Europe then, eh?

Unreal does a FIFA with surprising results.

Another boring week, with no sign of I-Ninja, Maximo or Castlevania.

Good start to the New Year for Sega's spiky blue mascot and friends.

It wants to be Elite.

Rob talks to publisher and developer about European extras, the series' creation, and what they're working on now.

Onimusha as a turn-based strategy game?

Or Europe, at least, since the rest of the planet is already .hacked.