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It's another legendary week for Eidos as Lara Croft picks off the competition to retain the top spot, new entries from several publishers failing to make an impact on the re-shuffled top ten listing.

Marble Galaxy Coming To A Planet Near You

Welcome to score city! It's a Sensible Soccer 2006 goal avalanche in the first gameplay video, now available online.

Raid on local fair results in arrest of five games pirates

Menzies Corporate Restructuring, the administrative receivers for British software distributor Andromeda Entertainment has confirmed to <i>Gamesindustry.biz</i> that the sale of business assets and stock has now completed.

TRICKED-OUT CARS WITH BIG GUNS ARE BACK!

Long-Awaited Major Update Now Available!

Game Industry's Leading Full Service Audio Production Company Provides Sounds for Latest PC Game Hits including Gods & Heroes: Rome Rising™, Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends™ and Guild Wars Factions™

Platform holders Sony and Nintendo have once again taken the largest stands at the E3 trade show, with the two firms set to exhibit their next-gen consoles directly opposite one another in the West Hall of the LA Convention Centre.

Exclusive Multiyear Licensing Agreement to Produce Mobile Games Based on Heiress Extraordinaire

10TACLE STUDIOS AG reveal new impressions from the dark mists of the mysterious adventure title

Family-Friendly Undersea Resort Sim is Poised to Make Big Splash with North American PC Release

Vivendi Universal Games to Publish Video Games Based on New York Times Best-Selling Novel Turned 20th Century Fox's Highly Anticipated Feature Film; Fans Will Get A First Look At The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3 Expo) May 10-12

Media tycoon's son had discussions with collapsing mobile gaming firm

A report in the British newspaper the Mail On Sunday has alleged that Kevin Maxwell, the son of the late media tycoon Robert Maxwell, was involved in a failed bid to rescue collapsed mobile gaming company Gizmondo.

CDV's First Digital Download Title Now Available

Amidst growing complaints of potentially harmful security breaches and the recent filing of a class action lawsuit, French publisher Ubisoft has officially ceased its use of Starforce copy protection.

Develop Magazine Reveals Update Of Its Exclusive And Widely Acclaimed Development Revenue Chart

Game Trust Delivers 87,000 Hours of Dedicated Brand Exposure for AT&T in Weeklong Online Pool Tournaments