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US assemblyman Leyland Yee's controversial California games bill could fail under legal challenge from the ESA, as the judge issues a "strict scrutiny" ruling before considering his final judgment.

Following confirmation that an EyeToy-style peripheral is currently in development for the Xbox 360, Microsoft has announced that GestureTek will be providing the technology behind the Xbox Live Vision camera.

Sony's Phil Harrison has recommended the purchase of Nintendo Wii as a second console, firing back at recent comments from Microsoft over the pricing structure of the PlayStation 3.

The Entertainment Software Association, organiser of the E3 Expo, has announced that more than 60,000 industry professionals attended this year's event.

Release date announced - June 1st

Leading Video Game Rental Service Launches the First-Ever Video Game Party & Sonics 15th Anniversary

E3Insider.com Doubled Consumer Visits During E3Expo

E3 2006 trailer available for CDV's stunning new RTS

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto has stressed the importance of forging a link between the DS handheld and the new Wii console, stating that the technology for interconnectivity is already in place.

Neil Thompson, head of Xbox for Northern and Eastern Europe, has dismissed claims made by author Dean Takahashi that Microsoft is currently developing a new handheld gaming system.

UNITE OR DESTROY – SUPREME RULER 2010

New initiative to offer more options for advertisers

BenQ ties up partnership with Freaks4U and will also be present at the GC2006

Mastertronic exhibiting at E3, UK Pavillion

Rockstar has officially confirmed to <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that its Austrian development studio, Rockstar Vienna, has been closed - but added that some employees will be offered new jobs within the company.

Graphics processor technologies provider NVIDIA has posted its financial results for the first quarter of fiscal 2007, revealing continued positive growth in multiple business areas and a rise of 41 per cent in net income.

SCEI president Ken Kutaragi has defended the PlayStation 3's high price tag once again, declaring that not only will consumers be prepared to pay the cost but that the console is "probably too cheap."

Official licence of the MotoGP championship

Gabe Logan is back in the fight against global terrorism