I have a yearly subscription to Game Informer, and Chris Stead, the Editor of the now booming magazine opened Issue #8 up with quite a well written and well said piece. When I read this it really blew me away because it literally sums up to the point how Microsoft and Sony are too late to the party. In fact, they were less invited then Naughty Bear…

According to developer David Jaffe, the newest installment in the Twisted Metal franchise will be played with a standard run-of-the-mill controller and be displayed in flat, old-fashioned 2D. Thank the God of War …

Yesterday, Microsoft finally came forth with an official price announcement for their hopeful hit of the holiday season, the Kinect motion-control camera peripheral.

For a time now, a lot of what Rare has done has felt as though it echoes Nintendo, but with their own twist. Banjo-Kazooie felt like it echoed Super Mario 64, Star Fox Adventures felt like it echoed The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and most recently, their sentiment regarding the complexity of controllers seems to echo Nintendo’s own as they introduced the Wii.

Sony’s newest foray into motion controlled gaming is the Playstation Move. In order to use the Playstation Move, you must have a Playstation Eye and at least a Wand controller, though some games require a nunchuck as well. These peripherals cost a grand total of $130 minimum for one person. That said, Sony wants you to know that this pricing is done so they can profit from it. Duuuuuuh.

At the end of Ubisoft’s E3 2010 Keynote, we were left with a surprise announcement of a Michael Jackson video game, but with no details or anything about the game. Well, that all changed today when Ubisoft officially announced Michael Jackson: The Experience…

Courtesy of the official Playstation blog and the president of Sanzaru Games, Glen Egan, we now have more details on the Sly Cooper Collection for the PS3.

Next March, Heavy Rain will be dropping in Special Edition form, alongside the long-awaited The Taxidermist DLC. With this special edition comes Move support for the game, and it’s precisely because of Move that we will never see Heavy Rain DLC again after The Taxidermist drops.

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.