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Another batch of Guardian Signs screenshots.

Adding a hint of realism to your motion control gaming.

Samurai have to die.

#e32010 Sony will offer a premium subscription to the PlayStation Network, one that doesn't replace the current free service but does offer "an enhanced experience," with additional content, early demo access and more. It will cost $49.99 a year. More »

Put four of these on your desktop background and you'll get the idea.

#e32010 Retro Studios, best known for its work on the Metroid series, the Texas-based studio takes a swing at Donkey Kong with Donkey Kong Country Returns, a sidescrolling platformer due out this holiday. More »

Sam Fisher stalks his victims on the 3DS.

Play as the Locust. Even as a Ticker. Eff yeah!

Virtual lives keep on livin', in 3D.

Sony has confirmed its intentions to offer a premium for-pay version of the PlayStation Network. The name is slightly different from what was initially reported, and will now be called PlayStation Plus. Online play will still be available for all PSN members, free and paying. PlayStation Plus offers a number of added perks, though:

• Exclusive in-game DLC and other content
• Free full games, changing each month
• Early access to demos and betas
• Auto-patching feature, which will detect, download and install updates

PSN+ will be available later this month for $49 annually, or $18 for three months. Subscribers will receive Wipeout HD, a demo for inFamous, Fieldrunners, Age of Zombies, Rallycross and a handful of themes and avatars for free throughout July.

Riiiiiiidge Racer! . . . on 3DS.

#zelda Here's the debut trailer for new Zelda game, Skyward Swords. I didn't think I had genuine excitement left in me for a Wii Zelda game, but this new art style is gorgeous. More »

Playable Riku? Looks like it.

Get your tactics on, in 3D.

Do you hear that? It's the pata pata of tiny feet, vibrantly dancing along a 2D plane. It's not just the mice you have running around your apartment (you might wanna clean up, amigo), it's a third Patapon game. Sony announced the game alongside the news that 70 PSP games will be released "between now and December."

All pons aside, we're thrilled to hear about another Patapon title. And hey, we'd love to get our hands on it sooner than later, Sony. You meant December 1, right?

Even Ryu Hayabusa is hitting 3DS.

#e32010 The PlayStation Move controller will release in North America on Sept. 19, in Europe on Sept. 15, and in Japan on Oct. 21. The controller itself will cost $49.99; a bundle with the PlayStation Eye will cost $99.99. More »

#3ds It's not until you see official press shots of the new handheld that you realise how pretty the new 3DS really is. More »

#nintendo Here are the first official screenshots for the new Legend of Zelda game, Skyward Sword. They let you see clearly for the first time the game's new art style, which blends Twilight Princess' realism with Wind Wakers cel shading. More »

Mix it up on the 3DS, coming soon.

New title coming to PSP, alongside handheld EyePet.

In-game screenshots show off epic battles betwixt superheroes.

Forget about Just Dancing, it's time to get your sing on -- SingStar Dance was just revealed at Sony's E3 presser. What, not a dancer? Perhaps you prefer the black and white stylings of Echochrome? Well you'll be glad to hear that Echochrome 2 was also revealed. We know, we know -- more disparate titles could not be found, but we figured you'd rather hear the news as soon as humanly possible. We do what we can, folks. It's all for you.

Square Enix's iconic yellow bird will be karting onto the 3DS.

#e32010 At E3, Nintendo announced the return of The Legend of Zelda for the Wii with The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword More »

#e32010 This holiday, Mickey Mouse game Epic Mickey is tapping into 80 years of Disney history to set a new tone and direction for everybody's favorite mouse, Mickey. More »

During its E3 keynote, Sony revealed that a new Time Crisis is in the works for PS3. Aside from sporting plenty of dudes to shoot in the face, the game will also support Sony's new motion-enabled device, PlayStation Move. Sadly, that's literally all we got on the game. We'll update you as we learn more.

The PlayStation Move controller was just dated and priced following an inspiring speech from pitchman Kevin Butler at Sony's E3 press conference. The peripheral will hit U.S. store shelves on September 19, and will cost $49.99. The "Navigation controller" (formerly titled Sub-Controller) will cost $30, and both will come with a copy of Sports Champions in a $99.99 bundle. Finally, a bundle coming with a PS3 Slim and the Move controller will hit store shelves on the same date for $399.99.