Sega announced today that they will be producing a multi-format tie-in to co-inside with the release of the second Iron Man movie.

The project has already started at Sega Studios San Francisco (previously known as Secret Level), who also worked on the original critically slated game that was inspired by the first film.

The Guardian published part of an interview with Peter Moore, the former head of Sega of America, and current President of EA Sports. The interview details how Moore eventually landed at Sega and talks a great deal about his involvement with the Sega Dreamcast. Of the launch period Moore said "Dreamcast was a phenomenal 18 months of pain, heartache, euphoria" and of the first Christmas selling season for Dreamcast "We ended up that Christmas period not being able to get to where we needed to be - we weren't far short, we just couldn't get that critical mass..."

Don't like the idea of a film classification board rating games in the UK? Feel like standing up for your medium of choice?...

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The Crash Bandicoot: Mind over Mutant screenshot gallery has been updated with 14 new screenshots.

Or specifically, that 72% played a game. Played a game? Well now, that means 72% of people are just so lucky, aren't they?

No, really, we know that it's anyone who's had an internet connection has played an internet game, whether they know it or not. Then again, if 72% know it, that means over 200 million Americans admit to having played some videogame in one way or another.

It all appears to be kicking off at Sierra, one of the publishing labels of Vivendi Games'. It's all down to unrest in the company that all of its titles will have to be pitched to the head honcho's at Activision (and obviously they don't like that!).

The Competition has now closed, and the winners are announced inside!

According to this, Nintendo's Kyoto division has been voted the best developer in the world. Responsible for such blockbusters as Wii Play, Wii Sports, and two Brain Age games, the Japanese developer has been given this prestigious award by Think Services' Game Developer magazine and Game Developer Research division.

Full top 20 inside.

Competition news. PC, 360 and PS3 only from now on and much, much more!

Look inside and we'll tell you.

Just confirmed by Videogame247 was a Doctor Who game, coming from Eidos. Eidos spokespeople say that it'll be out for PC, PS2 and DS, meaning it isn't meant to be the biggest best new game in town. So we were right about yesterday.

Just remember that the PS2 and DS are the current reigning champions of consoles, and seeing the game not hitting the PSP as well means that Eidos is really playing it safe with this one. Chances are the game isn't going to be a miracle disc/cartridge, making women scream at the sight of it. But hey, yesterday they said a Dexter game was in the works.

Maybe there'll be good Doctor Who extras. Who knows, pun intended.

Phil Harrison recently resigned from his position within Sony Computer Entertainment, but we can now confirm that he has been appointed as President and Directeur General of Infogrames Entertainment.

Your weekly look at all the games that will be available to buy for money this week.

The watchdog has launched a raid, or an "on-the-spot inspection", on the unit of Sharp and Hitachi Displays Ltd. a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hitachi.

Allegations have arisen that the companies are operating a price fixing cartel for LCD displays that are used in games consoles, namely the Nintendo DS. Sharp and Hitachi Display are confirmed to be the only suppliers of the 3-inch screen panel for the DS and DS Lite models for Nintendo.

Always wondered how the Japanese spend their hard-earned each week? Well, now's your chance to find out.

Staff of Strategy Informer recently enjoyed playing Geometry Wars: Galaxies on the Nintendo DS, and also gave it a whopping 8.2/10 in our Wii review, so to celebrate our love for all things Geomentry Wars, we've decided to run a little competition to allow our European visitors the chance to win a copy of either the DS or Wii version.

UPDATE: The Competition has now closed, winners are announced inside!

All the top 40 movers and shakers and whatnot.

Geometry Wars: Galaxies, the sequel to what was originally a bonus-game in an Xbox title, has been hailed as immensely entertaining. Joe Bennet played the DS version of the game. What does he think about this title? Read the review and find out.

Read the Geometry Wars: Galaxies review.

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