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Online game developer Turbine Entertainment has secured $18 million (€14.5m) in new funding, and plans to use part of the money to self-publish its forthcoming Dungeons & Dragons Online title.

Electronic Arts continues its stranglehold on the top of the UK charts, with the top three still composed entirely of EA franchises in a week which saw the software market shoot past the two million unit level.

Sony has officially announcing that the PlayStation 2 installed base in the UK has now topped five million units in the UK, proving the console's dominance as it continues to outsell its rivals on a week to week basis.

PlayStation-era classic WipEout may be making its next appearance on the PlayStation Portable, if a telling slip of the tongue from a Sony representative this week is to be believed.

Sony's integrated games console, DVD recorder and digital video recorder has arrived in Japan, but analysts now seem unimpressed by the machine following the company's decision to scale back its specifications.

The Japanese software market continues to perform well in the run-up to Christmas, with a number of new launches driving sales well above last year's levels on both PS2 and GameCube.

The closing date for entries in our Christmas Charts competition was last night - so ahead of the official chart arriving next week, we take a look at what you think the biggest games of the season will be.

The media classification office in New Zealand has banned Rockstar's ultra-violent PS2 title Manhunt, stating that the availability of the "gruesome" game was likely to be "injurious to the public good."

A job advertisement which has appeared on Microsoft's careers website suggests that the company may be considering moving to a proprietary disc format for its next console, in an effort to make piracy on the device more difficult.

The first clear indication of Sammy's intentions for Sega following its acquisition of a large shareholding in the company earlier this week has emerged, with the company keen to see Sega focusing more heavily on arcade products.

Publisher Majesco has announced that it has completed its merger with ConnectivCorp, in a deal which effectively sees the company using ConnectivCorp as a vehicle for a stock market flotation.

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has lent his support to a new plan from the Entertainment Software Charity which will see the organisation focusing its backing on education through the government's Academies Programme.

Trial runs of the advanced semiconductor manufacturing process which will eventually create the much-vaunted Cell microprocessor are set to start at Toshiba's fabrication plant in March of next year.