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Furthering the company's move into the MMO arena, British publisher Codemasters has announced a partnership with Turbine Inc to become the online service provider for Dungeons and Dragons Online: Stormreach.

Codemasters has announced the return of its legendary football franchise, Sensible Soccer, which is currently in development with original game creator Jon Hare, for PC and current generation consoles.

The new online gaming portal from software publishers Codemasters is now live, and all visitors who sign up to the newsletter will receive a free introductory game.

Codemasters has signed a new sci-fi/fantasy Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game from developer CCR, called Rising Force Online, set for release on the PC in 2006.

Former Acclaim boss Rod Cousens has been named as CEO of British publisher Codemasters, with another industry veteran, former Bam! Entertainment managing director Tony Williams, being appointed as COO.

Following yesterday's announcement that Codemasters will not be showing any games at this year's E3, the UK publisher has revealed that will be attending the trade show with a view to seeking new acquisitions.

UK publisher Codemasters will not be demonstrating any of its games at E3 this year, but does have a "big announcement" pending.

Further details have emerged regarding the fresh round of funding announced by British publisher Codemasters earlier this week, with venture capital firm Benchmark revealing that it has acquired 40 per cent of the firm as part of the deal.

UK publisher and developer Codemasters is to receive a "substantial investment" from top-tier venture capital firm Benchmark Capital Europe, according to an official announcement.

Company founder David Darling is to take over as CEO at British publisher Codemasters after current incumbent Nick Wheelwright resigned today after only three months in the role.

British publisher Codemasters has announced the appointment of a new chief executive, with current managing director Nick Wheelwright stepping up to the new role at the privately held company.

British publisher Codemasters has announced that it has discontinued development on Dragon Empires, with the massively multiplayer RPG title being dropped due to "technical issues."