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.

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.

Who said that artists steal? Whoever it was probably wasn't talking about Activision, who's pretty close to stealing Harmonix' idea for making a band game out of the Guitar Hero-styled play. Which is interesting, because it still is Guitar Hero. Hint hint.

The creative minds behind Sam & Max have announced they've been working on another point & click adventure. To cool people the latest creation is known as 'SBCG4AP' as cool people are just cool.

The five-episode series will arrive this June and is based upon the Homestar Runner Internet cartoon.

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!).

Candella Systems and Eipix Entertainment announced today that it is developing Pyroblazer, a futuristic combat racing game for the PC, Nintendo Wii & Sony PSP.

The British Board of Film Classification at first refused to give the game a rating because they believe it contained material too harmful for the public. However after a lengthy appeals process Rockstar Game's Manhunt 2 will now be able to go on sale in the UK.

The Video Appeals Committee is an independent body which deliver a four-to-three verdict that the BBFC must give the game a certificate for sale.

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!

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That's right, Capcom's favorite franchise of zombie killing, corporation hating and playing as some sort of policing unit has another hit. While it isn't remarkable that it happened on the Wii, with it being still hard to find after almost a year and a half after release, but that it happened with a rail shooter that was rated M or 17+.

It is one of the few rail shooters on the console and there are surely enough adults, and children posing as adults or simply buying it online using their parent's credit cards to sell a million copies of the game. It landed a respectable 76/100 average from Metacritic, and it is generally a fun title to play with a friend. So why not. Give Capcom a hand for a job well done.

Now get done with the Resident Evil 5 so we can snatch up a few million.

Under the terms of the company’s acquisition in 2006, Viacom apparently offered an additional incentive which would see them get extra cash dependent upon the success of Rock Band.

Still this might not be the end with a final offer being made in 2009 once Rock Bands performance through the rest of 2008 is tallied.

Namco Bandai Games today announced We Ski, a skiing game for the Wii. Now up to four skiers can experience the sweetest mountain runs in the comfort of their homes as We Ski’s highly responsive and intuitive controls take them down the slopes like never before. We Ski will slalom into stores in Spring 2008.

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.

A free to play card based RPG that works inside the browser window, NGB say it’s also able to run through the Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 3 with a PSP version coming soon this March.

They plan to update the game with new content and battle cards including a new story mode with further updates expected monthly until the end of the year. Unlikely to have other titles quaking in their boots any time soon but at least it’s free I guess.

Mastiff Games brings us a face stuffin frenzy, all in a bid to out-chomp your opponents. Major League Eaters: The Game will be available through WiiWare in the US in May; with no European date set for the homebrew initiative only American gamers will get to plug their yaps, virtually of course.

Belching and mustard gas (I assume the non-lethal, non-DNA damaging kind) are to be the new time honoured distractions to be used in slowing your competitors down.