They're Codemasters' top of the pops, they're the games that make the incredible line up for the new "Codemasters' Best Sellers" range launching on PC on October 12th.

A man from Gloucestershire is currently being investigated by officials from the European Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA) together with Wiltshire County Council Trading Standards for suspected Trademark and Copyright Infringements.

From hardcore punk to heavy metal to alternative rock, the high-energy tracks featured in Shaun Palmer’s Pro Snowboarder™ will take gamers’ virtual boarding experience to new heights.

The Mummy Returns rises on PlayStation 2… The Mummy Returns, the official video game of the blockbuster movie, will be released for PlayStation 2 in November, through Vivendi Universal Interactive.

Multi award-winning first-person shooter to blow away Sony users… This November will see the release of one of the most eagerly awaited PlayStation 2 games to date - Vivendi's brilliant Half-Life.

Having built a formidable reputation for creating top-quality interactive entertainment products based on some of the best-known names in mainstream entertainment, London-based entertainment software developer Asylum Entertainment has unveiled its first original property, Curse: The Eye of Isis. The Curse will also be available for PS2 and XbX.

Stop the presses,"Godzilla seen smashing up downtown !!!" "Mysterious man seen climbing building !!!" "Ghosts roaming the streets !!!"
"Pete get down their and get some pictures"

Having recently announced the signing of the graphic adventure Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars for Game Boy Advance, BAM Entertainment is proud to release its first set of official screenshots

Due to the upcoming Crash titles for XBX and PS2 we decided to bump into Rage's Steve Pritchard (Designer/Producer) and ask him what the fuzz is all about ...

Crash or Burn? Not really ... but thats what this game is all about .. Rage is working on a very promising title for the XboX and PS2 under the nale "Crash". Enjoy the screens ...