It even lights up blue
Ever wish you had a small, portable Move controller you could put on your keychain and use to illuminate darkened areas? Your wishes just got answered, as US site DealExtreme is offering tiny LED torches for just $3.10.
Everybody having fun
These three videos from Microsoft are full of gamers of all ages and experience levels enjoying Kinect, but without the customary wheezing and shortness of breath that accompanies our best exertions here at Kinectaku Towers.
Maybe more than one, in fact
We recently interviewed Kinectimals developer Frontier about the studio's experience working with Kinect, and after discussing the past talk naturally turned to the future.
A winning combination
If you haven't played Ronimo Games' PlayStation Network title Swords & Soldiers yet, you're now able to control your armies using PlayStation Move after a recent free update.
Hey, Grazia - your writers don't know the difference between "elicit" and "illicit". You should fire these people immediately.
Strange but true
Gamers in the UK wanting to get Donkey Kong Country Returns for a steal might want to head down to selected Gamestation stores this Friday where the game will cost them... a bunch of bananas.
I should be reviewing PDC World Championship Darts for @movemodo, but knowing another site stole this hot exclusive makes me very sad.
Clear some shelf space
Remember the majestic Helghast Edition of Killzone 3 announced for North America in October? It's coming to PAL regions next year, Sony has confirmed.
With a host of treats to come
Online advent calendar Mission in Snowdriftland just opened its first door, playable online now as a Flash game, but it's the calendar's team-ups with indie developers that will bring the most cheer to hearts this Christmas.
See through it all
The Fight: Lights Out is very much an acquired taste, with many reviewers criticising the lack of transparent fighters to make landing your punches easier, and now developer Coldwood Interactive has released a free patch making a few tweaks to the title.
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