Sony boss Kaz Hirai (Riiiidge Racer!) has said in an interview that Sony had been considering Move and 3D support since before the PlayStaton 3 was launched (and subsequently the Wii)…

Sony of Japan has published more details of the launch line-up for the Move peripheral, including pricing and the software titles that will be available. Move launches on October 21 in Japan…

Chances are you already know a great deal about Microsoft’s Kinect and Sony’s Move, but as the old G.I.Joe cartoons wisely taught us, knowing is half the battle! And both Microsoft and Sony will soon learn that the other half is …

Albert Penello, Director of Platform Marketing for Xbox, recently sat down for an interview to talk about Microsoft’s E3 offering, how he thought their line up stacked …

Despite the fact that Microsoft’s E3 keynote was ridiculously lame, I was actually interested by Dance Central, the new dancing game courtesy of Harmonix. Harmonix has a pretty good track record of music games, and every hands-on with the game has been pretty positive. I don’t think it’s worth buying an Xbox 360 if you [...]

Developer support is going to be a big factor in the success or failure of the new motion peripherals like Kinect and Move. Developers might be a little wary of hardware with a $100+ buy-in, however. Activision’s chief operating officer Thomas Tippl, for instance, has said he is concerned about the high price point of the new peripherals.

Taking a look at the Google Trends page shows us that the Nintendo 3DS has been the most popular search term when compared to the other big hardware announcements at this year’s E3 event.

Sony’s website today cryptically refers to ‘new hardware being revealed’, setting off speculation about a new handheld (possibly the PSP2), or even a brand new console in the PS4.

Though no specifics were mentioned due to various embargoes in place, Namco VP, Olivier Comte, revealed today that his company has Natal, Move, and 3D game related announcements scheduled for E3 2010 …

David Wilson, head of PR at Sony UK, has said that Move is not just Wii on PS3- it’s actually “a complimentary product. It’s a different proposition.”

“A source close to Sony” has said that the Gran Turismo 5 delay has been due to the “implementation of both 3D and Move compatibility.”