Thanks (maybe?) to Datel you can play WipEout Pure and Tomb Raider: Anniversary with tilt control.

Get ready to say “bye bye!” to the Xbox 360 Memory Unit. Microsoft appears to be supporting USB drives for Xbox 360 save games and digital downloads.

If you dreamt of turning your PlayStation 3 into a DVR take a look at Torne. This nifty device plugs into a PS3’s USB port and saves recorded TV programs to the hard drive.

Sony won’t be releasing their motion controller in spring as originally planned. The still unnamed device has been rescheduled for launch this fall.

Hori revised their EX Turbo pad with a six button layout for 2D fighting games like Street Fighter IV and Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix.

Sony gave attendees at their media/investors conference a better look at their motion controller.

Add a plush puppet to never ending list of Wii accessories. Zoink Games is packing one with every copy of Wiiwaa since it’s used to control the game. Players

he Q&A began with investors asking relatively mild questions about the company’s future products, both in the hardware and software space

$6.25 (and up) seems a little on the high side for a sticker to paste onto your system, especially when there’s no guarantee of how easy it is to take it off; but hey, a little window shopping never hurt anyone.

If you want to make Xbox 360 accessories you have to get approval from Microsoft first. Those are the rules, but X-Gaming found a way around them.

Nintendo’s holiday plan for Europe includes a limited edition black Wii bundle with Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort.

European publisher Big Ben Interactive is making a bid for the Wii fitness genre with two titles, one of which comes with a full-size exercise bike.

Sony’s yet-to-be-named motion controller won’t be ready until spring 2010. Third party accessory maker Blaze is hoping to a capitalize on this with their own “Nintendo Wii-mote style motion sensing controller”.

Treasure changed Sin & Punishment 2 so it feels like a light gun game. Maybe too much like a light gun game for fans of the original. But, you don’t have to snipe ruffians with the Wiimote in this game.

Nintendo had a Classic Controller Pro on display at E3, but haven’t said anything official about releasing the accessory outside of Japan. Koei thinks we’re going to get it, though.

A patent in the Japanese patent database reveals plans for another Taiko no Tatsujin accessory. This one being a squishy Wii remote shell with Wada-don’s face.