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Q&A: EA VP Keith Munro explains 15-year-old racing series' long and winding road to sales mega-milestone; latest installment posts decent Sept. showing in US; Need for Speed World Online due Q4 2010.

New handheld's debut accompanied by first PSP Minis, debuts of PixelJunk Monsters, Thexder Neo, sales on Puzzle Quest, Prinny, and more; full list and price breakdown inside.

Microsoft adds Games on Demand, Avatar Marketplace, viewing parties, other improvements to console's online service; Netflix search possible down the line.

[UPDATE] Call of Duty 2, Elder Scrolls IV, and 22 other full 360 titles available at launch; Adidas, Quiksilver, Gears of War 2, Halo 3 duds added to virtual clothier.

Publisher signs multiyear pact with Microsoft-owned dynamic ad network for spots in Burnout and Need for Speed, annualized sports.

CEO John Riccitiello says company "bet on the wrong horse a little bit" by focusing next-gen development on Xbox 360 and PS3.

Megapublisher announces six Macintosh games; Doom-maker reveals new IP is coming to PC, PS3, 360, and Mac, promises new "Mac-related announcement."

Square Enix celebrates another week at the top with Final Fantasy XII; Sonic returns to the top five.

Retailer named as official entertainment, electronics, and video game retailer as competition organiser also names its 2007 games.

Final Fantasy XII hits the top slot, becomes the UK's fastest-selling game in the series so far; Crackdown debuts in the second spot.

Battlestations: Midway plummets as the franchises take control once more; Supreme Commander debuts well.

Battlestations: Midway flies straight in at number one, while Little Britain beats the football games into second. "Yeah, I know."

Capcom's Lost Planet is frozen at the top of the charts for a second week in a row, while football titles from Konami and EA round off the top three.

Lost Planet shakes off The Burning Crusade to rediscover the top slot, while football titles continue to prove popular.

Burning Crusade scorches to the top of the UK game charts, knocking Lost Planet: Extreme Condition down to second place.

It's all change at the top as FIFA's reign finally draws to a close.

The British games industry celebrates, as last year was the best ever for game software.

FIFA 07 starts the new year on top as Electronic Arts offerings finish the week's sales race in first, second, and third.