Experienced developer gets to work
You might not know the name Sarbakan Game Studio, but you will next year, when the Quebec-based developer launches the two Kinect titles it's just announced for release in 2011.
Cave Story DSiWare is here
A little delayed but still delicious, it's this week's Nintendo Download for North America and a cracking week it is too. Let's get on with it.
Costumes out in the wild
We've seen plenty of Move costumes already – check out Norway's Move Men and Paris's fashion take for just two examples – and now it's the turn of Korean streets, with predictably odd results.
Great battlers of history
Dynasty Warriors 7 is coming to PS3 with full stereoscopic 3D support, as well as Move controls, with a cast of over 60 playable characters to slash their way through four ancient Chinese kingdoms.
New trailer inside
Today is an auspicious day, marking the first time Warner Bros.' Game Party franchise has left the comfort of the Nintendo Wii. Game Party in Motion launches for Xbox 360 across Europe today, and we've got brand new screenshots and a trailer to tantalise you.
#FF today for @Tweeting_keith, @DamienMcFerran, @SEGA and, of course, @nintendolife, @movemodo, @kinectaku and @segafusion.
200 Points for portable puzzler
Two Tribes' latest release, Frenzic, launches on European DSiWare today with a North American release to follow on Monday, and we have the official launch trailer to fill in some of the details in case you're not sure whether to take the 200 Point plunge or not.
And some other treats on the way
Sony's Move line-up is growing on a weekly basis, with no fewer than 39 titles now available for the motion controller, so the company naturally wants to crow about the games by putting out a press release. We'll let Sony speak for itself, but as always remember you can get full reviews of these titles and many, many more over at our list of PlayStation Move games.
If, like us, you're itching to get your hands on some Super Monkey Ball action for 3DS, the game's official website might ramp up that excitement just a little bit.
New interview reveals info
Blue Tongue's de Blob 2 is looking fantastic, as this trailer shows, and now studio creative director Nick Hagger has shed some light on the game's multiplayer mode.
My name is James Newton, and this is my website - a collection of my writings about
videogames, music and all my other thoughts.