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Online game set at the height of the Roman Empire, broadens payment options for players

Fast growing agency will launch and promote Roma Victor, a historically authentic online role-playing game: already known for 'crucifying' a player

Speaking to our sister site, Eurogamer, a Sony spokesperson has dismissed rumours that the PlayStation 3's hardware specs are to be downgraded as "ridiculous."

Majesco Entertainment will be publishing the first wrestling game for the Nintendo DS in North America and Europe, having secured the videogame rights to Jack Black's latest feel-good comedy movie, Nacho Libre.

Executive Producer Jeffrey Steefel reveals game details in new audio interviews.

Key IP will soon appear on phones, says EA's Mitch Lasky

Future's Official PlayStation 2 Magazine (OPS2) on sale now

Gaming and Entertainment network offers a free online magazine about art and gaming.

Microsoft has announced what is arguably its most significant managerial restructuring as chairman, chief software architect and company co-founder Bill Gates enters a two-year transition to step down from his full time role.

Comment: Brain Age and Talkman define a key new trend

Rebellion has confirmed the signing of a new agreement with SCi Entertainment to purchase the staff and physical assets of Core Design, the Derby-based studio behind the original series of Tomb Raider games.

Game's history surpasses 125 million combat sorties and 61 million player casualties

Game's history surpasses 125 million combat sorties and 61 million player casualties

World's First PC-Online Multiplayer Golf Game to Launch in North America August 2006

Massive List of Improvements Added to Award-Winning Space Strategy Game

Fatal1ty Brand Partners to Become Official PC Components for Circuit Events

Roman-themed city builder gets closer to shipping

Organisers of the Edinburgh Interactive Entertainment Festival have revealed the first batch of companies signed up as an official 'Friend' for the two-day event, which takes place in the heart of Scotland's capital city this August.

A developer working for Microsoft's Game Technology Group has declared that both the US and Japanese gaming markets have reached "saturation point" - and that success in Europe is key to winning the next-gen battle.