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Sony has announced plans to release Buzz! Quiz World for PS3 and PSP "later this year" in PAL territories.

Sony America boss Jack Tretton has announced that the company is cutting the cost of development on PSP by "80 per cent".

Sony has announced that SingStar: Motown will head to PS3 and PS2 this year, packing songs from legends like Marvin Gaye, The Supremes and Stevie Wonder.

Sony Europe has announced that PS3 downloadable music video service VidZone will be out here on 11th June.

Sony has officially announced the PSP Go - or "PSPgo" according to subsequent press material - during its E3 conference and said it will cost EUR 249 / USD 249 when it comes out in Europe and North America on 1st October.

Sony has delivered the last platform holder E3 keynote address and what a response we got.

Sony's US boss Jack Tretton made the case that LittleBigPlanet was the first in a new Play Create Share "genre" during his E3 conference speech, announcing another UGC-heavy game called ModNation Racers for release in 2010.

Sony has finally unveiled the third game from Fumito Ueda's Sony Japan team, previously codenamed Trico. Now it's called The Last Guardian.

Resident Evil is coming to PSP for the very first time (ignoring the Resident Evil: Degeneration UMD, smartarse). Expect a nasty infection to crop up sometime in 2010.

Gran Turismo PSP has finally got a street date: 1st October 2009. No specific regional dates were given.

Konami has unveiled Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker at the Sony conference, with Hideo Kojima revealing that he's writing the script and producing, before promising to take advantage of all the PSP's features.

Nintendo has announced New Super Mario Bros. for Wii, due out worldwide this Christmas.

Nintendo has announced that Mario & Luigi RPG 3 - renamed Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story - will be released in North America and Europe this October.

Nintendo issued an updated release date list at the end of its E3 conference, which concluded earlier this evening, announcing Metroid Prime Trilogy will be out in Europe on 4th September among other things.

Nintendo has announced that you will be able to upload photographs directly from your Nintendo DSi to Facebook starting this summer.

Nintendo has announced Super Mario Galaxy 2 - the second Mario game of its E3 conference after New Super Mario Bros. Wii.

Nintendo US boss Reggie Fils-Aime unveiled Metroid: Other M for Wii during the company's E3 press conference.

The last time Eurogamer met up with Peter Molyneux was at the Game Developers Conference in March. Back then the Lionhead boss teased us with talk of his next project but wouldn't reveal any details, stating, "I will absolutely not talk about anything, any concepts or ideas, until I've got something tangible to show."

Nintendo has been delivering its E3 keynote address and we reported every ounce of information live, directly to this page.

Hot on the heels of Microsoft's show-stopping Project Natal reveal last night, Nintendo has this evening sought to regain the initiative with Wii MotionPlus via a lengthy on-stage demo of the imminent Wii Sports Resort.

Remember Killing Day? Ubisoft obviously does, because the game last heard about at E3 2005 has popped up again in connection with a trademark filed on Tuesday.

If you've received your education exclusively by playing videogames - and what better education is there, Professor Kirby? - you'd be forgiven for thinking that shadowy soviet experiments almost always end in disaster. In the real world, Russia was launching dogs into happy orbit (granted, where they then expired) long before the US was capable of creating a rocket that did anything other than wobble uncertainly towards the sky at a strangely rakish angle before crash-landing into the forecourt of a nearby KFC.

Activision has seen the future, and it's plastic. Ride, this year's Tony Hawk reboot, ditches traditional controller inputs in favour of a full-size mock skateboard, and if it sells, in the next few years you can probably expect the piles of fake guitars and drum-kits in your living room to be joined with fake sporting goods, the odd bit of fake weaponry, and possibly even fake kitchen equipment, if the publisher ever decides to follow Taito into Cooking Mama territory.

There's been a sort of inevitability to DJ Hero, an unmistakable sense that once a company realised people would be willing to pay for plastic guitars and drums, it couldn't be long before plastic turntables were on the way too. It's nice to be able to report, then, that the game itself isn't looking as tired and cynical as sceptics' worst fears might have suggested. It isn't even looking competent but boring. Instead, it's looking smart, challenging and extremely enjoyable.

Another year, another sequel, but no matter how smoothly the hit factory churns them out, it's not hard to suspect there could be a problem with Guitar Hero 5. Not with the track listing, of course: Activision's signed as judicious a line-up as it ever has, with a mix of family favourites and chic esoterica. And not with the note-tracking either - by now, Neversoft's nearly every bit as sharp as Harmonix at transferring squealing arpeggios and thumping power chords into tight neon chunks of scrolling light.

It's sad to admit it, but kids today probably couldn't pick Admiral Ackbar out of a police line-up. And that's just the start: they couldn't tell you where Endor is, or explain why you should never accept the offer of a timeshare in Alderaan either, and they'd almost certainly struggle to provide any useful information regarding the Millennium Falcon's performance on the Kessel Run.

Nintendo has shown off Ubisoft's new DS action game Cop: The Recruit at its E3 conference.

Golden Sun is heading back to DS following six years off - although eight, technically, since the new one isn't out until 2010.

Nintendo has surprised virtually nobody by announcing a sequel to Wii Fit called Wii Fit Plus, due for release this autumn both as a standalone disc and bundled with the balance board.

KOEI has unveiled PS3 and Xbox 360 game Warriors: Legends of Troy, which hopes to launch next spring.