Atari has issued a statement to Gamesindustry.biz about the recent reviews of Alone in the Dark. The company said that it's happy with UK reviews of AITD, but refused to comment when asked about the legal rumours that have started appearing on the web.

"We're happy with the review scores in the UK," a spokesperson explained. "We believe the game speaks for itself."

These Limbo of the lost stories aren't ending yet, as the composer behind the Adventure game has registered on a gaming forum and issued a statement regarding his music role. Marko Hautamäki claims that he wasn't involved in the theft.

Italian Playstation mag, PSMania, has reported that developer Level 5 is working on a new Dark Cloud game exclusively for the PS3. The translation from PSMania reads as follows...

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Microsoft announced today that two new Xbox Live Arcade titles will be released on Wednesday, the first is Elements of Destruction, for 800 Microsoft Points, and the second is Sea Life Safari, also 800 Microsoft Points.

The Dreamlords – The Reawakening image gallery has been updated with 10 new screenshots.

The Siren: Blood Curse image gallery has been updated with 8 new screenshots.

Codemasters Online have announced a Fathers Day virtual event taking place across Middle-earth in The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar.

Taking place on June 15th, Codemasters Online will be running a series of in-game Father’s Day events designed to celebrate this special occasion including father and sons fishing, music and fireworks as well as ad hoc competitions and challenges taking place throughout the day. Fathers are invited to attend these events with their sons and daughters and take part in the online festivities with the thousands of other players in Middle-earth.

Tri Synergy has issued a statement regarding the recent comparisons of level design and artwork between Majestic Studios’ Limbo of the Lost and Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.