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British developer Kuju Entertainment has announced plans to build on recent successes by dividing into four core business units, giving each of its divisions more autonomy and preparing a clear strategy for future growth.

A new GameCube incentive from Nintendo will see the company offering a collector's disc featuring four classic Zelda games and a demo of Zelda: Wind Waker for free with every purchase of the console.

The first paid-for downloadable content on Microsoft's Xbox Live service has appeared, in the form of a new package for MechAssault which adds new multiplayer content to the game for a $5 fee.

Activists from the US Haitian community have joined in a protest against Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City at New York's City Hall, claiming that the title "advocates the killing of Haitians as entertainment."

Comments made by SCEE vice president Phil Harrison in an interview with the Australian Financial Review suggest that a more advanced version of the EyeToy motion sensor is being considered for PlayStation 3.

Nintendo's Cube revival has continued in impressive fashion in time for the Christmas rush, with Chart-Track figures released today placing the console ahead of the Xbox for the first time in weeks.

Following the success of the first UK national pavilion at the E3 trade show in Los Angeles last May, the organisers of the pavilion are seeking applications from UK game companies to take part in next year's event.

UK developer Bits Corp has reported its financial results for the six months ended September 30, revealing that the company has moved into profit and has strong hopes for its prospects in the coming months.

The general manager of Microsoft's Japanese Xbox operations, Yoshihiro Maruyama, has spoken to Famitsu about his strategies for making a success of the console - focusing mostly on bringing more RPG titles to the platform.

Leading publisher Electronic Arts has taken all of the top three chart positions in the UK this week, with Need for Speed: Underground being the highest new entry at number two, but some other publishers' big titles have fared less well.

Following the announcement of London Interactive, a week-long games festival set to run at the end of next summer, we spoke to ELSPA director general Roger Bennett about the Europe's newest videogames event.