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Britain gets the world premiere of the latest handheld contender.

Story of the Year headlines Nintendo's 2004 rock tour.

ELSPA director general Roger Bennett expressed his pleasure at the success of Game Stars Live and EGN yesterday, but admitted resolution was needed to avoid a repeat of the EGN vs. ECTS debacle.

Get down to ExCeL and play PES4, Halo 2 and more...

Previous rumours of Chapter 11 plans may have been over-optimistic.

RSI cases to soar as Sony claims first top spot since EyeToy: Play with its Olympic button basher...

Troubled publisher may fight on under bankruptcy protection legislation.

Manchester studio staff sent home, sources claim, as publisher financial woes continue.

Former president Rob Dyer says there will be more Deus Ex and Thief titles, but that the games will have more of a "consumer focus".

(Updated throughout the day.) X-Men Legends on N-Gage, Thomas Jane to voice The Punisher, EA to launch Galaxies in Japan, Black Eyed Peas to score, star in The Urbz, Jason Bentley to score Destroy All Humans, Cossacks II delayed until 2005.

The plight of the unplayed game and its many abandoned friends...

Nanostray is due out in early 2005, and features spaceships and amnesia. Perhaps you scratch your head with the stylus.

Wishful thinking from the world's richest man?

That's George Romero. As in Day of the Dead. Oh yes. Say hello to City of the Dead - it'll probably never die.

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...

DS set to be shown off nationwide, but no SpaceWorld or TGS attendance for Ninty.

Judgement comes only days after landmark case on mod chipping.

Could be Spider-Man 2 on the DS and Activision Anthology/Tony Hawk's Underground 2 on the PSP, judging by the previously released information.

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.

The man behind Kick Off 2 returns to the dugout to give his first in depth interview and talk about his first football game in ten years. And why all the other ones are rubbish.

Outspoken developer takes the industry to task over "creative crisis".

The legacy of Mana continues to grow.

Application man Neil Aitken claims he was forced to work 12-hour days and falsify timesheets to keep it above board.

European MD set to move to new role at Digital Bridges.

Hitmaker and Amusement Vision fall off the web, while others pare down their presence.