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David Gardner of Infogrames believes the game will sell around 2 to 3 million when it hits stores this June. The company recently appointed ex-Sony Phil Harrison as its president, presumably to whip finances into shape.

The horror adventure will be on Xbox360, PC, Wii, PS2 and with plans for a PS3 version "to follow."

We've published 3 new screenshots for Fallout 3, which is in development by Bethesda Softworks and is currently set for release on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.

Fallout 3 will be released in November 2008.

From the Duke Nukem Forever book of "will it ever see the light of day", long-awaited MMORPG The Chronicles of Spellborn has been delayed once again - this time until Autumn 2008.

It's not all bad news, though. Since the beta test began in March, reports suggest that the graphics and gameplay are of high quality and are only going to see more polish between now and release. The developers have also decided to make "changes to the server infrastructure".

The latest episode of Sam & Max is finally going to hellishly grace PCs everywhere. "What's New, Beelzebub?" is this season’s finale and it sees the gun totting psycho crime fighters bargain with the devil himself.

The latest adventure will launch on Telltales own website tomorrow on Friday, also they've "got big news coming shortly" too.

The SAGA team say they're working non-stop to help fine tune the game, more importantly they announced a wave of updates for the online RTS.

8,000 have already joined the MMO since its recent launch, they're happy with their "Refer-a-Friend" promotion which is still running, offering free goodies.

EA revealed the price tag, which presumably are engraved in platinum gold and encrusted with precious jewels, of the Instrument Edition for £129.99. This includes the three peripherals, but not the game which costs £49.99.

This is £90 more expensive for UK gamers than our US brethren. Harmonix say "we're not trying to rip anybody off."

We've published 10 new screenshots for Requiem: Bloodymare, which is in development by Gravity and is currently set for release on the PC.

Requiem: Bloodymare will be released in 2008.

GamersGate announced today that two additional independent developers, Resolution Interactive and Oxeye, are to be added to its portfolio of over 300 PC titles.

They plan to attack on two fronts, one with a MMOG set in the "Fallout" franchise and the second is to unleash a wave of sequels to games like Earthworm Jim, Dark Alliance, Descent, and MDK.

They plan to make a new website go live to "streamline our ability to communicate development progress with the public."

The game still being years away doesn't seem all that shy and it’s certainly a RPG at heart but with focus strongly toward action-packed fire fights.

Creative director Joe Madureira assures PC Gamer that all important races to the lore "will be represented." The MMORPG is being handled by THQ's Vigil Studios.