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Nintendo has issued a partial list of first- and third-party titles for the 3DS, which was unveiled earlier.

Nintendo has issued technical specifications for the 3DS, which it unveiled earlier in Los Angeles.

Here's the thing about Nintendo 3DS: even if it didn't offer 3D, you'd still want one. It's a new DS with hugely improved graphical performance - eclipsing PSP and getting close to Wii - a beautiful widescreen display, and an excellent analogue controller.

Nintendo has been showing off what appears to be a 3D version of Zelda: Ocarina of Time at E3.

A senior source close to Nintendo has claimed that 3DS will be available worldwide "by early next year" at the latest, with a 2010 launch in at least one territory "likely".

Thank Nintendo for this year's slice of E3 wonder. Last year Microsoft blew minds with the first reveal of Project Natal, but "the big N" appears to have sewn up E3 2010 with the only new piece of gaming hardware we'll see at this year's show: Nintendo 3DS.

The Nintendo 3DS will allow users to copy games to internal memory according to a report in Japanese newspaper Nikkei, translated by Andriasang.

Japanese graphics specialist DMP has confirmed that it is supplying the graphics core for the new Nintendo 3DS, with its 2006 vintage PICA200 GPU at the heart of the E3 showstopper.

Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aime has promised the 3DS will launch in all major territories by the end of the financial year.

Deus Ex and Epic Mickey mastermind Warren Spector has been blogging about E3, and in his latest update, he delivers a frothing love letter to the Nintendo 3DS, declaring himself "blown away".

The irrepressible Dead or Alive will bounce into life on 3DS with jiggling breasts.

Everybody will have a chance of winning in every game of StarCraft II they play, Blizzard has promised.

Metal Gear Solid: Rising, the spin-off starring androgynous sword-slicer Raiden, will spawn a standalone series.

It probably sounds scarcely credible now, but there was a time when Formula One titles were gaming's hottest ticket.

Bungie thought about creating Halo 4 before settling on prequel Halo: Reach, community directory Brian Jarrard has revealed.

With the future of Modern Warfare unclear, Infinity Ward respawning and Medal of Honor back in the game, Treyarch has thrown down the gauntlet to rivals, stating that Call of Duty: Black Ops "will be the best Call of Duty in the franchise".

EA DICE producer Gordon Van Dyke is talking about first-person shooters. "Nobody wants to be Charlie Brown," he says. "Everybody wants to be Snoopy."

LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 has stupefied the UK to top the regional all-formats software chart.

"It's like hiking," says Jenova Chen, towards the end of a fascinating, bewildering, inspiring, and well-hidden E3 videogame presentation. "You're hiking along and you meet somebody. Maybe you like them and you want to hike with them for a bit. Maybe you don't like them, and you want to go your own way again."

Resident Evil 5 producer Jun Takeuchi has confirmed he's got nothing to do with the development of the sixth instalment in the series.

Art that appears to be from a horror game developed by Tomb Raider studio Crystal Dynamics has popped up on the internet.

DICE's free-to-play deathmatch romp Battlefield Heroes is celebrating a year in active service this week with some free bonuses for players.

The artist formerly known as Microsoft's corporate vice president of Xbox Live has come out in support of the company's biggest rival.

Lionhead's Peter Molyneux has said that he loves the idea of a version of his PC god game Black & White for Xbox 360 motion controller Kinect, but it's unlikely he'll have time.

Microsoft's Albert Penello has said the company is determined to put quality over quantity when it comes to games which work with the Kinect motion controller.

Twisted Pixel - developer of Xbox Live Arcade hits 'Splosion Man and The Maw - has been helping Turbine develop its console MMO.

Capcom has delayed Dead Rising 2 by one month, pushing the release back to 1st October here in Europe.

BioWare co-founder Dr Greg Zeschuk has said he's excited about the potential of the new controller technologies hitting the market - saying he's already got ideas for how they might work with the studio's games.

Bonnie and Clyde. Morecambe and Wise. Zeschuk and Muzyka. Only two of them sound like words made up by someone trying to cheat at Scrabble, but all of them are known for being highly successful partnerships. Whether you're all about murderous crime sprees, dancing with Angela Rippon or setting up Canadian development studios focused on producing globally successful role-playing videogames in the sci-fi and fantasy genres, it takes two to make an impact.

It's been a long time coming. Crackdown is something of a fan favourite for many Xbox 360 owners, and the confirmation of a much-delayed sequel from Ruffian Games was some of the most exciting news to emerge at last year's E3.