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NEWS SUMMARY
Ikea to offer virtual furniture in The Sims 2 computer game
Firms urged to innovate for 2012
PlayStation 'will reclaim lead'
Games tout move set for approval
An exclusive look inside Sony's London games studio
Premier League pirates targeted
Marathon runner aims for 500 mark
Olympic torch due in London
Better behaviour plea over derby
Plaudits and concern over Byron
Greece preparing to light Olympic torch
Game ratings under more scrutiny
Rockstar is EA 'primary interest'
Sexual harassment is rife online. No wonder women swap gender
Town 'delighted' at 2012 showcase
Forsyth's old-fashioned appeal
Gaming's future 'on the network'
Xbox to deliver community games
Brain control headset for gamers
Money games
BA to sponsor London 2012 Games
Project revives traditional games
Hunt begins for 2014 Games chief
Who pays to police football games?
Firms bid to win Olympic business
EA looks to ads in free games
Olympic hopefuls in city workshop
Olympics roadshow begins journey
Youth jail opens 'privilege' wing
Airport applies for longer runway
Online games battle for top spot
Xbox games tackle drink driving
Olympic site demolition work ends
Word games
Parcel of euros inquiry stopped
Lottery results: Are you a winner?
2014 Games business panel set up
Serious fun
Games content 'concerns parents'
Youth club reverses losing streak
Low carbon Olympic flame for 2012
Leisure centre for Olympic town
Contenders wanted for Olympic job
In quotes: Glasgow 2014 success
Games bid tribute for McConnell
East end hoping to be 2014 winner
Olympic Games volunteers graduate
'No ball games' plea turned down
When work becomes a game
Games event highlights positives
Video games: the next generation
Ball court plans for city parks
Wii Sports leads Bafta games list
Gamers gear up for Halo 3 launch
Thieves in £10,000 Hornby robbery
State of Play: A wide world of games
State of Play: The game of love
How the Wii won over the world's gamers
Nazi board games under the hammer
Football and rugby stay in city
Youth survey supports games plan
State of Play: Why I play games
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