Sega Sammy and Namco Bandai are working together on an Idom@ster slot machine. The Idolm@ster Live in Slot plays videos of the 765 singers while you spin the reels hoping to leave with a small fortune.

Idolma@ster social game has over 100 characters too plus brand new idols.

Idol@master fans, Namco Bandai has news for you… in about eleven days. The Idol@master home page has a popup teasing the birth of the Idol@master on July 3.

The Idolm@ster is so successful in Japan even Paris headquartered Gameloft is piggybacking off its success with a DSiWare game called Idol Nights.

D3 Publisher’s hostess dating sim Dream C Club is inspired by the success of The Idolm@ster, but the link between the two titles may be deeper. Let’s take a look at character art from both games.

Namco Bandai and Sony are partnering to bring live Idolm@ster shows to PlayStation Home next year.

Microsoft also added a chart for this year’s top ranked downloadable content in Japan on Xbox Live.

Namco Bandai just joined the out of place crossover list. Tales of Graces has Idolm@ster: Dearly Stars and Hatsune Miku costumes.

Microsoft has a totally different Xbox 360 Games on Demand launch line up. In an attempt to cater to local tastes there are two Idolm@ster games on the list and Cavia’s brain shooting action game, Bullet Witch.

The Idolm@ster: Dearly Stars packs a surprise. A secret you wouldn’t suspect about Ryo, the rightmost idol on the box.

Namco Bandai shined some light on how Nintendo DSi enhanced games work with screenshots from Idolm@ster: Dearly Stars. Plug the game into a DSi and you get more menu options.

Soon you’ll be able to play classic Namco arcade games like Dig Dug and Pac-Man in PlayStation Home. Namco Bandai announced Namco Museum Essentials, a localized version of Namco Museum.comm, is slated to come out in July.

The first Idolm@ster: Dearly Stars trailer is meant to introduce the new idols, but I think Namco Bandai inadvertently announced camera support.

A Famitsu scan confirms what we surmised months ago, an Idolm@ster game is in development for the Nintendo DS. Idolm@ster: Dearly Stars is slated to come out in Japan this fall.