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Following last week’s call from EA exec Gerhard Florin for a single unified games platform, the boss of developer Silicon Knights has stated that such a future is desirable – and indeed inevitable. CVG reports that Dennis Dyack told Official Xbox Magazine: "Imagine a unified platform, one console for all …

US publisher Electronic Arts has confirmed that FIFA Street 3 will arrive on Xbox 360 and PS3 next Spring – and that it will look radically different to previous iterations of the franchise. Players will assume an even more caricatured appearance than ever before, meaning that Peter Crouch will be …

Leading UK entertainment retailer HMV is to introduce multiplayer PC gaming centres into a number of its largest stores, beginning with the unveiling of a new state-of-art gaming centre at its London-based Trocadero store next month. The move comes as a result of a new partnership with Gamerbase.com. The new …

The developer of Supreme Commander, Gas Powered Games, has stated that its successful PC RTS Supreme Commander is heading to consoles – though it appears that neither Gas Powered nor former publisher THQ will be involved. Pro-G reports that destination platforms have not yet been confirmed, though it is believed …

Just days before its proposed European release, publisher Electronic Arts has confirmed that it’s co-op based next-gen shooter Army of Two has been delayed until next year. Head of EA Games Frank Gibeau stated: Army of Two has potential to become a lasting EA franchise, so getting the first title …

One of the worst kept secrets from camp Microsoft is finally official with the news that the Xbox Arcade bundle is real and heading to European retailers this Friday (October 26th). The package includes an Xbox 360 console, a wireless joypad, an HDMI connection, a 256MB memory card and five …

MySpace has forged a deal with casual games developer Oberon Media to create a new gaming channel on the social networking site. The deal let users of News Corps’ site add games from Oberon’s catalogue and embed them in their MySpace profiles, reports Reuters. Called MySpace Games, the channel will …