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Middleware developer Havok will soon be able to offer a fully-featured engine of its own, acquiring Trinigy, maker of the Vision engine which powers Gothic 4, Stronghold 3, The Settlers 7, and more.

It's a slow, slow week coming up, with Fruit Ninja Kinect being the most exciting new release. It's always darkest before dawn, though, and a glorious video games sunrise is coming soon.

Maroon 5 lead singer Adam Levine has filed suit against Activision for use of his likeness to sing unauthorized songs, including those in different voices than his own.

2K Sports has announced even more classic player match-ups for this year's NBA title, bringing players like Larry Bird and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar into NBA 2K12.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will be coming to the Wii.

What will next week bring us? Well, there's Limbo on PC, and we're getting Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet on Xbox Live Arcade, and... that's about it.

Would you like to see Level-5 localise Professor Layton vs Ace Attorney, or perhaps Studio Ghibli collaboration Ninokuni (The Another World)? The Japanese developer's asking to gauge interest, so get voting.

Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games will release November 15 on the Wii, and February on the 3DS, Sega announced today.

Action, adventure and airborne mounts are on show in a new The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword trailer fresh out out San Diego Comic-Con.

Next week brings Bastion, Supreme Ruler: Cold War, the Captain America tie-in game, and the console editions of Call of Juarez: The Cartel--sorry, PC gamers, you've got a long wait for that one.

Unafraid of the new Harry Potter game, Ms. 'Splosion Man launches next week, along with a plucky, rag-tag group of other new releases who oppose the dark lord Potter.

This week's round of downloadable releases for Nintendo platforms brings two vintage Game Boy games to 3DS, but nothing wholly exciting.

Surprisingly little has been revealed about The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword's story. However, that's changing thanks to a very revealing interview with series producer Eiji Aonuma.

Iwata talks about the planning stages of the Wii U, its previous iterations, and how an effort to bring in third-parties resulted in leaks for the secretive company.

This week's Nintendo downloads include Donkey Kong (Game Boy), Gold Fever, Hidden Photo, Beach Party Craze, Zimo: Mahjon Fanatic, Snail Mail, and Mega Man 5, plus a free demo of Bit.Trip Flux.