One publisher that’s eager to jump on the motion control band wagon is EA, who have been talking constantly about Sony’s Arc and Microsoft’s Natal since they were first shown off. In a Q&A session during the company’s Q3 conference call today, it was confirmed that they will indeed have titles for both of these systems at launch, but were silent on what these games actually were. The company has seen success with some of its more casual Wii titles, but we’re h... more.

EA's infernal new action adventure takes on 2K's anticipated dystopian shooter follow-up, while Square Enix brings Star Ocean: The Last Hope to the PS3. As has been the trend during the first part of 2010, the second week of February sees a handful of high-profile games march largely alone to retail shelves. This week, the games in question come from Electronic Arts and its one-time acquisition target, Take-Two. Dante's Inferno sets ou... more.

Microsoft dropped the next installment of their "Deal of the Week" promotion on Xbox Live this morning, and it includes discounts on not one, not two, but three Xbox Live Arcade games. Xbox Live Gold members can now download Marvel vs. Capcom 2 for 800 Microsoft points ($10) instead of 1200 ($15), as well as TMNT: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled for half-price at 400 Microsoft points ($5), and Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han ... more.

Duel with more than 3,500 playable cards, more than any other Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship title to dateUnique story torn from the highly successful Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D¿s animated series on The CW Kids Block and Cartoon NetworkIntroducing 20 new characters to duel and interact with throughout story mode including Crow, Carly, Lazer, Sayer and KilanTurbo dueling has been enhanced to include puzzles while racing, increased collection points and hidden pathways to make racing more excitingAll new Wi-Fi... more.

[GAME Watch] During an acceptance speech at the Japan Media Arts Festival this past weekend, Shigeru Miyamoto casually referred to unannounced Nintendo hardware and at least one new Wii project he's working on, which uses the MotionPlus peripheral. Of course, since Miyamoto wasn't making any formal announcements, that's all he said on those fronts, according to Andriasang's summary of a 4Gamer report. Miyamoto was onstage accepting a Special Achievement Prize when he revealed that, in addition... more.

Capcom Entertainment has announced that the first batch of downloadable Content (DLC) for the recently released Dark Void will be available for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 this week. The Survivor Missions DLC adds an all-new gameplay mode to Airtight Games' Science-Fiction Action videogame, offering a score-attack variant to the campaign levels. View full post on GamesRadar - News... more.

Speaking at Game Jam in Copenhagen, Peter Molyneux revealed his thoughts on a wide range of topics, from Project Natal to the state of indie games. One thing that caught our ear was near the end of the discussion, around the 11:08 mark, when he begins talking about Fable III and how he thinks people are going to react. “We’re making some announcements [at X10] about Fable III and there’s some… wow. There’s some very, very big things happening in Fable,” said ... more.

Mark Langshaw, Digital Spy: "Sega's action RPG Alpha Protocol has been postponed for a second time, MTV reports. The game was originally slated for release last October before being delayed until the spring. According to the publisher, it will now arrive in summer 2010." View full post on GamesRadar - News... more.

According to reports, an as yet to be named EA franchise will be adapted for social gaming venues like the iPhone and iPod Touch in coming months.  The Wall Street Journal has reported that social gaming powerhouse Playfish, which was acquired by Electronic Arts last year to the tune $300 million, will be developing an existing EA intellectual property for social platforms. Social games already have an incredibly large following - Apple’s App Store has become a virtual clearing house for... more.

Japanese publisher reverses fortunes, posts pachinko-fueled $189 million profit; despite two hits, software sales slide. After leading its fiscal year off by posting a ¥10.29 billion ($115 million) loss on revenues down 19 percent year-over-year to ¥60.46 billion ($679 million), Sega Sammy has slowly been retaking ground. Reporting on the first nine months of its 2010 fiscal year today, Sega Sammy announced net sales of ¥285 billion ($3.19 billion), down just 7.7 percent from a ... more.