Peter Edward, Sony PS Home's Director, has revealed (probably more than he wanted to) Sony's plans for the PlayStation Home. The plan: to not make it their priority. For consolation, he adds: "But there's a proven market for it."

Quantic Dream's David Cage was never really shy about professing his undying love for Sony's PlayStation 3. In fact, any chance he gets, he'll unabashedly rave about it. Like at the Developer Session at the Eurogamer Expo in London today. Here he reiterates yet again his already well-known sentiment: Heavy Rain just won't work on any other console.

The 27th annual Golden Joysticks Awards were announced in London earlier today, giving props to the games that shaped the industry in the past year. Sitting on top of them is Fallout 3 (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) receiving top honors as the Ultimate Game of the Year. Read up and find out who else made it big in the awards.

It's only been a day since Tekken 6 hit retail (officially, at least), and already it's making its way into the record books - the Guinness Book of World Records, in particular. Taking a look at the action down at the London MCM Expo over the weekend, Guinness officials crowned the new record holder for the longest Tekken 6 winning streak.

In a BAFTA lecture in London, Peter Molyneux reportedly confirmed the integration of the Natal technology in Fable 3. This first spread to the Internet by a tweet from Nicholas Lovell, founder of Gamesbrief.

Koei Tecmo has just confirmed their stint at the coming London MCM Expo on October 24th to the 25th, and to make it easier for all of us to get updates on their booth, they've just launched the official site specifically made for the expo. The booth will be featuring the best of what the now combined publishers have to offer, and we now know what they'll be taking along for the trip.

Many thanks again to Peter Bauer!

This sounds grim. Speakers at the upcoming London Games Conference are forecasting that in three years' time, retail would have been outstripped by digital distribution. Not only that, but 40% of the companies in the games industry will be caught unprepared for this shift in consumer choice.

Eight Days and The Getaway 3 were supposed to be a pair of PS3 exclusive from Sony's London Studio. Production on both titles ceased last year due to "redistribution of resources and budget" towards what eventually became EyePet. With the studio now finishing up on EyePet, attention has turned again towards the "canceled" projects. The quotes are there because according to producer and creative art director Nicolas Doucet, both games haven't really been abandoned.

Game Informer has officially confirmed Disney's Epic Mickey in their upcoming November issue. And because it is epic, it deserves no less than being on the cover.

You'd definitely want to get a look at this! It's just been announced today that a real-life, full-sized M12 Warthog LRV will be parking its huge wheels in UK at the London MCM Expo later this month.