I haven’t heard much about Ubisoft’s upcoming Ghost Recon trailer for quite some time so I can’t say this comes as a major surprise. Ubisoft has announced that it is moving Ghost Recon: Future Soldier from it’s anticipated Christmas 2010 release slot to a tentative March 2011 instead. They have previously announced that Ghost Recon will be on show at …

Most people think that it’s inevitable that Sony eventually begin charging for their online gaming service. Alienating your current user base by charging for something that used to be free would be devastating, and frankly stupid. The only logical way of monetising something like that would be to introduce a premium service – and if rumour is correct, that premium …

Microsoft has responded to yesterdays post about Project Natal being priced in Sweden at R1 500 and has called the price tag pure speculation. Microsoft’s Aaron Greenberg stated Last Updated: May 18, 2010

Before anybody flies in to fits of rage, or starts pointing fingers and laughing, this is all supremely speculative. The internet is a flurry with rumours that Natal is going to be bloody expensive. While earlier rumours, and crystal ball-gazing have pegged the price of the peripheral to be some where between $80 and $150, listings on Swedish websites have …

Last year, the effects of Sony’s big E3 announcements were somewhat diminished by the fact that the were leaked quite some time before the event. We already knew the less than successful PSPGo was coming and that the PS3 would be coming in a new, slimmer configuration. That may happen again, as rumours point to the PSP2 as being in …

Thanks to EA execs we have a list of the games they’ll be showing at their conference at E3 this year. The big news is that one of their premier titles will be making the jump to 3D. There’s nothing new or revelatory in the list which you’ll find after the jump, but I would like to know what big …

VG247 have reported this morning that Microsoft has banned all technology from their pre-E3 Project Natal screening. Which means no live blogging, video or even still pictures of what we will be shown behind closed doors on the Sunday before E3 (How will Nick survive without his iPhone?). Last Updated: May 7, 2010

  The Electronic Entertainment Expo – E3 to those in the know – is the year’s biggest gaming event. It’ll be a showcase for publishers and developers to ply their wares – and stir up interest in their upcoming catalogues. The show kicks off on 15 June, although Microsoft will be unveiling a bunch of Natal-related goodies on the 13th. …