This week Japan saw the launch of the new Xbox 360 slim, but Japan didn’t seem to get suckered in. The revised console sold about …

Microsoft has announced Kinect Adventures for Microsoft Kinect, which is designed to get you off the couch and make you move around like an idiot while your on-screen avatar dodges obstacles while riding rafts and other vehicles. It also snaps embarrassing pictures of you while you’re doing so.

Here’s a look at Microsoft’s Project Natal in comparison to other fictional “future” alternatives for things that work just fine the way they are now.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 just cant’t catch a break with all of these problems. First there was the javelin glitch, which thankfully was fixed in short order, then a matchmaking bug popped up, and now comes the even more mysterious unlimited ammo glitch. Hit the jump for details and a very frustrating video.

Call of Duty 4 once again leads the pack in software sales. The NPD numbers are in for February and both Microsoft and Sony give their little twists on things. Hit the jump  to check out the results.

Chris Redfield is back in Resident Evil 5 According to both gaming magazine Electronic Gaming Monthly and gaming website PSU, we may see Resident Evil 5 before this holiday season – maybe even as early as October.

At this year’s Game Developers Conference, Microsoft has stated that GTA IV’s upcoming Xbox-exclusive downloadable content is scheduled to hit in fall of this year.

The idea of a Bourne videogame completely free of Matt Damon worried me. As far as I’m concerned, Damon is Bourne. That said, the trailer looks pretty awesome and the voice actor – while no Damon – sounds cool in his own right.

Three new screenshots of Grand Theft Auto IV have surfaced thanks to Best Buy.

Turning Point: Fall of Liberty does a lot of things right, but misses the mark where it counts.

Talismoon, the makers of the original Whisper Fan for the Xbox 360, have now upgraded to the Whisper Max, which offers less noise and more cooling power. Cooooooool.

MTV has struck a deal with Mad Catz, a popular manufacturer of videogame accessories, to allow the company to start producing Rock Band peripherals.

For anyone who someone isn’t aware, Xbox Live has seen better days. This past week, gamers have been having tremendous trouble using the service, whether it be with matchmaking, lag, or just flat out not being able to go online. Well, if this rumor is correct, we may see a little compensation from Microsoft.

For the week ending December 9th, the Sony PSP sold 91,481 units in Japan. The next week, ending on the 16th, it managed to more than double that number with 184, 610 units sold. Surely it’s catching to the Nintendo DS in sales, right?

Too bad. This is getting a little ridiculous. It seems that Microsoft will ban you from Xbox Live for just about anything these days, including fan modifications.