Hot gaming news featuring Star Wars going free, a new Crysis 3 trailer and some limited edition Lara Croft merchandise surface. FULL STORY >

In the second part of our Gaming News Round-up: Star Wars 1313 is still on course and EA is bringing more games to Google Nexus devices. FULL STORY >

PES 2013 sprints onto the virtual field for a titanic clash with rival FIFA 13. Who will come out tops? FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: Call of Duty Elite goes free with Black Ops II, whilst we catch a glimpse into the origins of Master Chief. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: Green Arrow is added to Injustice: Gods Among Us fighter line-up, whilst DLC is announced for Borderlands 2 and Resident Evil 6. FULL STORY >

Plenty of tag team competition has turned up to battle for gamer's wallets since the release of the original Tekken Tag Tournament. Is its sequel worthy of the crown? FULL STORY >

PricewaterhouseCoopers looks at industry trends for the local as well as the international computer and videogames market. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up EA achieves its biggest launch to date thanks to FIFA 12 and Gran Turismo 5 DLC on the way. FULL STORY >

Stanford University researchers combine biology and technology to create the world's first biotic video games. FULL STORY >

A recent study indicates that video games may reduce stress and aggressive behaviour. FULL STORY >

EA has unveiled the release dates for the latest title in the popular FIFA range. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has for the first time seen sales surpassing the $1 billion mark for its online gaming service in a single financial year. FULL STORY >

Square Enix isn't letting the grass grow under its feet when it comes to game releases as it will be releasing the next Final Fantasy game by September of this year. FULL STORY >

An Italian man is recovering in hospital after his son stabbed him in the neck following an argument about his FIFA ÔÇÖ09 skills. FULL STORY >

Adult film star Ron Jeremy and Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez express their opinions on the dangers of violent video games. FULL STORY >