Kane & Lynch: Dead Men News

[UPDATE] Industry veteran George Broussard claims Io Interactive has suffered staff reductions; Square Enix confirms.

Square Enix confirms Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC sequel to 2007's Dead Men will be set in the Shanghai underworld.

Tomb Raider publisher's board accepts £84.3 million offer, unanimously recommends deal to shareholders.

Action star in negotiations to appear in the movie of the Eidos game; Billy Bob Thornton rumoured to be Lynch.

Advertising Standards Authority upholds complaints about the UK advertising campaign for Eidos' violent shooter...months after its release.

UK-based publisher terminates sell-off talks due to unlikeness to achieve "full value"; Tomb Raider: Underworld confirmed for Q4 2008.

SPECIAL REPORT: Following days of controversy and the first post-Jeff podcast, GameSpot answers burning questions about the most controversial staff change in its history.

Two big games for the PlayStation 3 in Australia this week.

Danish soundtrack producer and writer talks about creating intense and epic tracks for Ubisoft's latest, as well as Eidos' violent shooter Kane & Lynch.

Trio of games headlines crowded week alongside Kane & Lynch, new entries for Need for Speed, Area 51, WWE SmackDown, Rayman Raving Rabbids.

Eidos announces that Io's cooperative crime shooter has stormed the factory, and will arrive on the PS3, PC, and Xbox 360 nearly a week early.

IO Interactive once again teams with award-winning composer for upcoming hyperviolent shooter.

PC-oriented online service getting offline achievements and UI revamp next month.

Eidos to bring third-person action game to Xbox 360, PS3, and PC shelves on same day as Mass Effect, Uncharted: Drake's Fortune.

Penny Arcade Expo brings entertainment in spades as average-Joe attendees dig into playable previews, Q&A-style developer panels, and nerdcore musicfest.

The comic-strip-inspired gaming festival kicks off in Seattle for the fourth time, drawing a record crowd.

Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 receives only multiplatform nomination in German trade show's "Best of GC" awards.

The Eidos executive thinks that the games industry needs more iconic characters to compete with movies, TV, and comics.

Tomb Raider publisher signs three-year deal with in-game advertising company.

Two Eidos titles now coming to Sony's console; former set for "pre-Christmas" multiplatform release, latter due in "early 2008."