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David Cage has told Eurogamer that Quantic Dream has begun work on the next generation of "technology".

Nearly 70 per cent of Japanese consumers have no plans to buy a 3D telly, a survey says.

It was hardly Milo & Kate. When Peter Molyneux trotted out onto the stage at Microsoft's E3 press conference two weeks ago, it was to slap a 26th October release date on Fable III, introduce a new trailer - and then get out of the way of the bullet train of ultra-marketable Kinect software steaming onto the stage, sharpish.

The online Wii and DSi shops have been refreshed.

So often in history it has fallen to the 3D fighting game to establish the appeal and capability of a console in its formative days. Tekken communicated the pace, pluck and glowering J-cool of Sony's PlayStation; Virtua Fighter bespoke the sometimes finicky technical prowess of Sega's Saturn; Dead or Alive 2 the weight and wobble of the Xbox; while Soul Calibur, in its jaw-dropping polish and elegance, secured Dreamcast's legacy even before SEGA had a chance to secure its demise.

The public won't be forced to pay more for their games when the VAT rise comes into effect next year, a report says.

Rare has revealed that Xbox Live Arcade game Perfect Dark will work with Crackdown 2.

How inconsiderate is this ludicrously balmy weather? Did they not realise that I don't look good in shorts, and that playing games in 30-degree heat is about as much fun as being forced to listen to miserable football pundits bang on about how useless your football team is?

As of today, EA has been making FIFA Manager games for 10 years. And in celebration the publisher has announced FIFA Manager 11.

Ed Boon's NetherRealm Studios has been working on putting 3D into the next Mortal Kombat for "a few months now".

The developer behind the Sony-exclusive series Warhawk will reveal its next game "soon".

Reaction from 'the big three' to the US hardware and software sales for the month of May has arrived.

Epic Games vice president Mark Rein has denied that the Gears of War developer has ignored the PC in favour of consoles.

PlayStation Home has been "a huge success" for Sony despite scepticism among press and consumers, the service's director Jack Buser has said.

Need for Speed World is to go into open beta this weekend, opening its servers to all comers from today until Monday.

An Xbox 360 MMO is the number one game in Japan, where Microsoft's console generally struggles.

Warhammer Online developer Mythic Entertainment has had its name changed again - to BioWare Mythic.

343 Industries is stepping up its recruitment for a brand new Halo game.

The NPD results for US videogame and hardware sales during May 2010 are in, and it's Red Dead Redemption wearing the sheriff's badge.

Sony has decided to discontinue online support for 2007 PlayStation 3 title Eye of Judgement.

Heavy rain creator David Cage has told Eurogamer that he doubts further downloadable content for superb PS3 exclusive Heavy Rain will ever be made.

The Milo & Kate merry-go-round continued this afternoon after it emerged that the tech used to create the Lionhead-developed Kinect game isn't being used to create Kinectimals as well.

BioShock 2 will welcome new single-player add-on the Protector Trials on 3rd August, 2K Games has announced.

Here's a curious nugget of Hollywood lore: when someone is called in to polish up an existing script, they only get an on-screen credit if they replace at least half of what is already on the page. The result? Lots of writers making sweeping changes to scripts that may only need a small tweak, and lots of expensive blockbusters that don't make a lick of sense.

Wii action game Metroid: Other M will be out in the UK in September, Nintendo has confirmed.

Roger Ebert, the infamous film critic who claimed videogames weren't and could never be art, has rethought his position after thousands of people argued otherwise.

Square Enix has announced a new PSP game called LORD OF ARCANA.

A sequel to last year's racer Need for Speed: SHIFT is in the works, a developer's online CV has suggested.

Microsoft hopes motion-sensing add-on Kinect will breathe life into the Xbox 360, but one research firm is sceptical to say the least.

Shigeru Miyamoto has said that he thinks a players' relationship with a game world, "bond" with the game's creators, and ability to play creatively are more important than story and emotion in gaming.