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.

Welcome to the wild, wild West! Mobile fans will now get the chance to experience the excitement that is Call of Juarez which was once only available for the PC platform. Polish developers Techland and local publisher Breakpoint have joined forces and are charging forward with the exciting project.

Call of Juarez was a first-person shooter in its original iteration, but for the mobile version, it's adopting a top view approach to suit the platform better and make for better controls. The mood and the action, however, remain the same.

"Techland is one of the biggest and best-known Polish game producers home and abroad. Several of its titles, first of all the game 'Chrome', have been a success on the international market," says Breakpoint Licensing and Publishing Manager Pawe Feldman. "We consider our cooperation with Techland as strategic – it will surely increase awareness of Breakpoint brand among players," he adds.

The game will be available to US mobile phones later this year, so prepare to check with your provider and chase those dirty desperadoes out of town.