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Even if you were one of the people who felt Stardock's introduction of a "Gamers Bill of Rights" back in August was nothing more than a publicity stunt, I don't think there is a single PC gamer out there who would be opposed to publishers conforming to what it outlined. Of course, the problem was that many of the rights it contained were unclear (such as what constitutes a game in a "finished state") and the fact that Stardock was the only company backing it.

Despite not being included among the game's official soundtrack, composer Tim Wright (aka CoLD SToRAGE) has crafted an unofficial, complementary album for Wipeout HD. His particular brand of electronica has been a mainstay of the series from the get-go, so Wipeout fans who've been mourning his absence from the recently released PSN racer now have some options.

With the canceling of Command & Conquer spin-off Tiberium a done deal, Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello spoke out on the decision to give the game the axe. As we'd previously heard, he reiterated the fact that the cancelation was centered around the issue of quality. As you would expect, he refuted analysts' claims that the move is a cause for concern. Speaking with Gamasutra, Riccitiello said: "It?s a perverse notion ? beyond perverse, bizarre, upside down, illogical, stupid to state that we?ve killed a project that wasn?t going to yield what we thought wasn't a high enough quality product as indicative of problems."

There's been so little word on Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li that many have probably been wondering if it became another victim of development hell. Based on the track-record of game-to-film adaptations, especially of the last live-action Street Fighter movie, the same people were probably hoping that was the case.

Just in case there was any confusion over Monday's announcement regarding Microsoft's Xbox 360 memory upgrades, the gaming giant confirmed to Videogaming247 Tuesday that gamers in Europe who own the non-HD 360 will get the upgrade as well.