The music industry has spoken out about the five British developers and publishers going after illegal file-sharers in the UK. What of the other players in the gaming industry? We have yet to hear any official word on the matter from other developers or publishers, but Peter Moore - in his personal capacity - has talked about it, and he'd have to agree... with the music industry.

British game developers have launched an all-out war against illegal file-sharers. They're not about to take piracy in the industry sitting down. But the music industry, another victim of the pirates, aren't backing them up on this cause. It's an apparent disagreement in approach and disposition.

Warhound, the shooter first announced for the PC, is now on its way to Xbox 360. In Warhound, gamers take on the role of a gun for hire - an elite mercenary whose office is anywhere in the world where conflicts need to be settled when everything else has failed. You serve everyone from presidents to businessmen and ordinary folks asking for speedy resolutions for festering conditions. Players get to choose a mission, get the job done, clean up the mess, and disappear into thin air.

Warhound from Techland features the following:

• SOS messages coming all over the world
• Gain the license of an Alpinist to climb harder, learn to operate new land and sea vehicles,  practice shooting and test weapons
• Each mission has a number of ways to reach the goal depending on player abilities
• Enemies are revived while missions can be repeated many times
• Buy better weapons and trade the equipment found on the battleground
• Buy information about the target
• Complete tasks to earn specialist level, build reputation to attract new orders and climb to the  top of the rank