Codemasters has revealed their game lineup for this year's Games Convention at Leipzig. The company will showcase new titles for the Sony PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Xbox 360 home video game consoles as well as new downloadable content for some of their existing titles. Here's the lineup:

• Clive Barker's Jericho (PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360)
• Turning Point: Fall of Liberty (PC, PS3, Xbox 360) - The focus will be on the Xbox 360 version of this title.
• Colin McRae: Dirt (PC, PS3, Xbox 360) - Gamers will be able to test drive the PS3 version of this Xbox 360 and PC best-seller. The PS3 version is slated to launch this September.
• Overlord (PC, Xbox 360) - Gamers will be able to go head to head via an all-new split screen multiplayer mode available soon as a free content update over the Xbox Live Marketplace.
• The Lord of the Rings: Shadows of Angmar - Attendees will get the chance to check out a playable first look at Book 10: The City of the Kings, the second free update for LotRO.

Codemasters Online will also be hosting the first European look at Auran Games' upcoming PvP-centric MMORPG Fury at the OnlineWelten stand, located in Hall 4 B01. The company's showcase booth will be at Hall 4, F01.

Auran Games' upcoming MMORPG Fury has been in development for more than two years now, so when news broke that Gamecock will be distributing it in North America, those who were eagerly waiting for its release let out a collective whoop of joy. In a recent interview with GameSpot, Auran CEO Tony Hilliam revealed a few more details regarding their plans for the game's release.

According to Hilliam, Fury is slated to be release in "Q4 2007 for North America, and as close to that date in other territories." Auran is also trying to work out a simultaneous release in all Western territories. A release in other markets - China, Korea, and Europe - has yet to be finalized, as Auran is currently "in negotiations with a number of players". Australasia, on the other hand, doesn't have anything to worry about. Auran will be handling Fury's release in those territories themselves.

Aside from Fury, Auran also has another online game up its sleeve: the Battlestar Galactica XBLA game. While Hilliam didn't give out any release details, he did say that the team is working "very closely" with Sierra, and that while the game will be released on XBLA, it is "beyond pure arcade" and is "not far off a complete title in the end." Hilliam also intimated that plans to "work closely with Universal Pictures to tie it in with various releases of the TV show" are in the works.

For the full interview, click on the "read" link below.