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Square Enix will officially announce the next full Tomb Raider game next week, according to magazine reports. The title has been previously been teased in Game Informer magazine, and now GamesMaster has said it will publish more information in its next issue out on January 4th, 2011. The news, reported …

Trinigy to deepen integration of Firelightâ??s audio tools

Major cash injection for Brazilâ??s fast-growing social games firm

New Brazil office to open; CEO eyes Latin-American market potential

The two-month headstart has paid off for Sony as worldwide PlayStation Move sales top 4.1 million units. With Microsoft’s cry of 2.5m Kinect sales still ringing in the industry’s ears, Sony has announced its own motion controller has reached this sales milestone in just two months. This number not only …

Publisher Black Bean Games announced today that SBK 2011 will arrive in May next year on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. The newest instalment in the officially licensed SBK motorbike racing franchise is again in development at Milestone Studios. It will feature a new artistic direction, improved gameplay and other …

Over 250,000 players have signed up to Battlefield Play4Free since the game was announced earlier this month. EA Romania and DICE are testing servers for the upcoming free-to-play as the beta launches. More than 850 beta keys have been handed out to players, with more to follow over the coming …

Halo: Combat Evolved could be getting a next-gen makeover courtesy of Microsoft’s in-house developer 343 Industries. The game is rumoured to run on the Halo: Reach engine and is expected to be released next year, before the next full Halo sequel arrives in 2012, CVG reports. Microsoft UK’s director of …

Lygo International has announced it will be the first port of call for buyers of Hubb gaming products as of tomorrow. The move will see the parent company handle day-to-day operations for peripherals firm Hubb moving forwards. Any company buying Hubb products will now go through Lygo as opposed to …

High-profile Silicon Valley investors back the social games group, reports claim