The Midnight Club: Los Angeles image gallery has been updated with 21 new screenshots.

To celebrate the launch of the game on PC DVD-ROM our friends at SEGA have given us 5 e-GeForce 9600 GT 512MB graphics cards to give away. These high-spec graphics cards from EVGA feature NVIDIA® SLI™ technology, next-generation superscalar GPU architecture and full Microsoft® DirectX® 10 shader model 4.0 support.

Criterion has pushed back the up-coming Burnout: Paradise patch from August till September.

This new patch is set to introduce Motorbikes for the first time ever in a Burnout game.

The Midnight Club: Los Angeles image gallery has been updated with 10 new screenshots.

Following our string of live updates, we give you Microsoft’s announcement of a new interface coming this Autumn for all 360 users.

Dubbed the “new xbox live experience”, this new interface will be modelled along similar lines as the expected PS3 ‘Home’ system.

The new interface will include ‘Avatars’ (more realistic looking Mii’s), video and picture sharing, along with a load more community based options.

EA has announced its lineup for E3:

Electronic Arts today unveiled the games it will feature at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) at the Los Angeles Convention Center July 15 – 17. The games -- scheduled to ship on multiple platforms in 2008 and early 2009 – include riveting graphics, deep stories and online, socially connected experiences. EA’s portfolio covers many genres and platforms for core gamers and new players alike.

In response to complaints, Codemaster’s racing boss Rich Tysoe has come forward regarding the recent re-set of all ranks and lap-times for Race Driver: GRID.

Made, oddly enough, by Rockstar San Diego, Midnight Club: Los Angeles is set to be released in Europe on October 10th, just three days after it's US release date. It will launch on the PS3 and 360, and a PSP "remix" version will also be released, though it's unconfirmed whether it will share the same release date.

With the not so hot reception of Need for Speed: Pro Street you can forgive the fans for being a little sceptical with Undercover.

According to MaxConsole, the first trickle of info has arrived for EA's hopefully glorious revival of the franchise. In any case - E3 will have the goods.

The UK's BBC conducted a little video poke around at Ubisoft Reflections in Newcastle, where they report the team is "working on a whole new version" of Driver.

A later clip centred around the UK industry struggling from oversea tax breaks reiterates the studio is working on "the latest version of a popular driving game".