PlayStation's motion controller is reportedly moving its title from Arc to Move, in a trademark switch-a-roo. Sony has registered PlayStation Move in Europe, which could potentially be the final name of the PlayStation 3's imminent motion control solution. In our previous articles on the technology we've used its in-development name PlayStation Arc, which was also registered in Japan not that l... more.

Development sources have now had their say on whether the PlayStation 3's motion control solution will come with both the 'Wand' and a 'nunchuck.' Following the expansion of our article around the web, the answer is 'yes' and now we can bring you a pretty accurate representation of what the pair will look like. We reported on the rumoured button configuration of PlayStation Arc (development nam... more.

Holy heart failure. Batman and Robin may be teaming up in Rocksteady Studios' next Arkham Asylum video game if the latest IMDb casting list is to be believed. Of course, the traditional sidekick could just be making a cameo appearance in the game, but with the addition of Robin and Two-Face to the previous game's main cast (The Joker, Batman, Commissioner Gorden, Harley Quinn) on IMDb we'd expe... more.

Sony's full fledged answer to motion-control gaming beyond the Sixaxis will be on its way to the PlayStation 3 later this year with a healthy number of exclusive games. The system will make use of the PlayStation Eye, what we've previously nicknamed the 'Wand' and an additional wireless controller that's similar to the Wii's 'nunchuck'. We can now reveal the button configuration of each controller... more.

David Jaffe left his baby long ago, acting as only consultant on God of War III while he's busy working on his own studio's first PlayStation 3 game. For him, playing Sony Santa Monica's latest game has been a "very cool learning experience," since he's been able to look at his baby from an outside perspective for the very first time. Jaffe explains on his blog: "But it being a great game aside, ... more.

The next shooter from the creators of PS2 and Xbox shooter Black has been unveiled in the latest issue of the Official Xbox Magazine. Developed by Codemasters' Guildford team, Bodycount is a shooter to keep your eyes on. This is because the Guildford team features several key members from Criterion's Black team, and is headed by Stuart Black who was co-creator on the FPS that shares his name. A... more.

Portal 2 has been announced after being teased within a sly patch to the original game. Valve today revealed a sequel to the 2007 game, further including a secret message. Could the PS3 be alive for a Portal sequel? The original was included in The Orange Box, where the PS3 port was created by EA; a product that Valve has expressed regret over. Since then Valve has been developing for the PC an... more.

With one of four titles from Take-Two possibly falling into 2011, a new trailer of Mafia II sent to us by the publisher restores faith that is not the game to get pushed into next year. In our previous report we brought you the news that Take-Two was planning to potentially push one of four titles into 2011; these were L.A. Noire, Mafia II, Civilization V, and Max Payne 3. With the following tr... more.

Zipper Interactive will not be abandoning their recently released 256-player online game despite the announcement of SOCOM 4. Today Zipper Interactive announced a new SOCOM game for the PlayStation 3, and surprisngly for a release later this year. The fact that the studio is releasing two games in 2010 has resulted in many gamers believing that the studio will move on from M.A.G. and concentra... more.

Suda 51, CEO of Grasshopper Manufacture, has of late been working hard on brining No More Heroes to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, but following this Wii-port the developer has expressed interest in making games for both of the HD console's motion-control systems. In conversation with GameSpot UK, Goichi Suda (Suda 51) said that he was "very interested" in making games for the PS3 motion contr... more.

Later today GameTrailers TV will reveal the first trailer for a new PlayStation 3 exclusive game, reportedly from a Sony first-party studio. The game isn't from Insomniac and it's not from David Jaffe's Eat. Sleep. Play either. David Jaffe is certainly back on the internet, taking guest spots on the PlayStation reality show The Tester, and posting vigurously on his personal blog. And, of course... more.

Well we thought it was a clue that the next PS3 game announcement was from a Sony first-party studio, but many of you have been posting guesses that GTTV's game announcement is for Resistance 3. It isn't. We're able to confirm that GameTrailers TV won't be announcing an Insomniac Games' title tomorrow (they're second-party anyway). The developer's James Stevenson has replied to a question on wh... more.