Another week, another bundle
Nintendo's already released or announced limited edition Wii consoles in red and black, but if you bet on the next package announced being red you just lost your chips.
Here's something we didn't see coming: Sackboy is about to get his own PSN-exclusive title, called Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves, and it's only playable with Move.
Better late than never
It's been a long old wait for European gamers to get their green fingers on Flowerworks as it's been out in North America for nearly a year, but publisher Nocturnal has just let us know the wait is nearly over, with the game sprouting up next week.
Robotic room raiders, 3D video and sports injury prevention are just three amazing, strictly unofficial uses for Kinect since its launch, but not one of them has done anything to advance the art of shadow puppetry. That injustice is corrected here today.
There be wizards
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I is the first 360 game to be Kinect-enhanced, but what does the game's motion mode look like in... er... motion? This handy trailer below should fill in the gaps for you.
German manufacturer Snakebyte has emerged as the first manufacturer to offer its own line of PlayStation Move controllers, starting in January 2011.
Brand new video from CG specialists
Under Siege is preparing to storm the PlayStation Store's barricades in early December, and developer Seed Studios has teamed up with CG experts Axis to get gamers excited about the upcoming Move-enabled RTS.
Star Wars, Harry Potter, Indiana Jones, Batman: some of the world's biggest film franchises have received the Lego treatment, and now it's time for Disney's popular pirates to walk the bricky plank, as Disney announces Lego Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game out next year.
But could lead to future Terminators
Seeing Kinect do everything from video conferencing to building 3D models of bedrooms is all well and good, but what about strapping the sensor to a robot and sending it out to take 3D readings on the move? That's what the Personal Robots Group at MIT decided would be a good idea, and as you can see from this video below, they were right.
Big and little names lined up
If you've hit a plateau with your game-making inspiration in WarioWare: DIY for DS, Nintendo's next series of downloadable minigames might put the spark back into your ideas.
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