Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong sent out a press bulletin proudly announcing they are going to host the global launch party for the slim PlayStation 3.

Sands of Destruction wasn’t at E3, but next week we’ll get a look at the North American version. Sega will show it and a bunch of other games at San Diego’s Comic-Con show.

Level 5, the developer of Professor Layton and Dragon Quest IX, opened a teaser page for their yearly “Level 5 Vision”, a fancy name for a press conference.

Video Games Live is set to make its Japanese debut this September. Titled “Video Games Live in Japan,” the concert will be held from September 21-22.

Looking for something to do with your Dad on Sunday? How does playing the PS3 version of King of Fighters XII early sound?

Monster Hunter Freedom is a social experience in Asia. Gamers congregate in fast food joints like McDonalds and huddle around multiplayer Monster Hunter games. Capcom’s Europe division hopes to spark a similar phenomenon with their Monster Hunter Gathering Hall.

Hong Kong is privy to strong marketing pushes from Microsoft. Earlier this year Hong Kong’s Xbox division gave away gold Xbox 360s. Their latest push? An Xbox 360 truck carrying LCD TVs hooked up with Xbox 360 games.

More publishers are showing up to E3 this year, but Aksys won’t be there. As of today they aren’t on the list. Anime Expo was the place to be for Aksys announcements last year. This year Aksys is expanding their…

This weekend Nintendo returned to a familiar location for their Nintendo DSi launch party. Citywalk, a shopping area inside Universal Studios, was the same venue where the original Nintendo DS and, more recently, the Wii were launched.   The event…

Tomorrow, Nintendo is throwing a launch party for the DSi at Citywalk from 9PM – 12AM. Show up and you’re also privy to some free stuff. What kind of swag? The video game art group i am 8-bit is providing stickers,…