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Samurai Warriors leaps to the Wii.

The second volley has officially been fired from one of Sony's competitors during its Tokyo Game Show 2009 liveblog with Nintendo officially unveiling the Wii price dropping to $199.99 in the US. The much rumored price drop goes into effect on Sunday, September 27 (that's this Sunday, folks), confirming reports from earlier today from a leaked Best Buy internal memo. The official info from Nintendo doesn't comment on price drops anywhere else in the world or the rumored UK re-bundling. We'll follow up with Nintendo as TGS continues this week.

Strikeforce introduces new characters and footage from Tokyo Game Show 2009.

The second volley has officially been fired from one of Sony's competitors during its Tokyo Game Show 2009 liveblog with Nintendo officially unveiling the price drop to $199.99 in the US. The much rumored price drop goes into effect on Sunday, September 27 (that's this Sunday, folks), confirming reports from earlier today from a leaked Best Buy internal memo. The official info from Nintendo doesn't comment on price drops anywhere else in the world or the rumored UK re-bundling. We'll follow up with Nintendo as TGS continues this week.

As Tokyo Game Show 2009 gets underway, Ubisoft has announced that it has settled on February 23, 2010 as the release date for Splinter Cell Conviction. The game was most recently rumored to be hitting that month after being delayed into the "March quarter" of next year.Ubisoft followed up the news with a new trailer for the game, which you can watch in all its sneaky, violent and vengeful glory above.

The feud from across the pond is reignited.

Relive old hooligan moments as Barcelona takes on Liverpool.

Kicking off Tokyo Game Show 2009 with a kick digitally translated into a game, Microsoft has announced massive industry support for upcoming motion device Project Natal. Trumpeting a laundry list of gaming industry all-stars from Activision to Ubisoft, it appears that every major publisher is in some way "actively working on games for Project Natal." Microsoft says publishers received development kits in early June and have been hard at work ever since. EA's Peter Moore thinks Natal "could fundamentally change the way people play sports games" while Capcom's Keiji Inafune says it "will expand the possibilities of gaming." In fact, Microsoft is so intent on proving that developers love it, the company is hosting a panel at TGS featuring the aforementioned Inafune, Sega's Toshihiro Nagoshi and Konami's Hideo Kojima.Wait a minute, Kojima is working with Project Natal? But we can't do any of that crazy Raiden ninja stuff!

A new brand of strategy is on the way.