Sony recently launched PlayStation Move, the company's highly anticipated motion control system that translates your real world movements into video game moves.

Some of you may not know but Google Earth can be used for more than just getting an aerial view of places around the globe and on the ground with Street View, you can play games as well. Google Earth Blog have put together what they think are some of the best Google Earth games – so let us take a look at them.

First you could waddle in front of a Wii, then Microsoft joined the motion control party with the oddly named Project Natal. Now, at long last, fans of handwaving can get their wiggle-on in front of a PS3.

Sony, apparently, wants to change the demo paradigm. In a March 4 US Patent and Trademark Office filing uncovered by Siliconera, the company has patented the technology to make demos that lose functionality over time. The more a player plays the demo, the more features of the demo will cease working--and the more it will ask the player to buy the full version.

It's safe to assume new form factors point to a smaller rather than larger 360 chassis, though the price points and further options he mentions are wide open for speculation. It wouldn't be unreasonable to forecast Microsoft pushing out its own slimmed-down console to match up with Sony's PS3 Slim, but we also shouldn't discount the idea of an Xbox 360 with Project Natal hardware integrated into its shell.

Secret Exit, maker of the popular and very odd iPhone game Zen Bound, announced Friday that not only is it porting the title to the iPad, but it's enhancing the game for the new hardware and including new levels and controls.

Millions of PlayStation 3 owners are fuming over a bug that prevented them from using their systems on Sunday. For many, the glitch meant not only the loss of game time, but also time wasted trying to figure out how to solve the problem. Some gave up account data in the process. Sony has said a glitch in the internal clock was at fault, and that it's sorry -- but it still hasn't solved the problem.

Sony has told owners of older models of its PlayStation 3 console to stop using the machine because of a problem with the PlayStation Network.

The problem is affecting people using the older versions of the PlayStation 3, called the "Fat" model.

Games have always had an uneasy relationship with sex. From the outside, many seem to be pandering to the egos and fantasies of little boys – developers falling over themselves to create bouncy barbarian maidens in chainmail bikinis, glistened oily hunks with ridiculously large swords, gangsters doing deals in strip clubs, and lithe athletic heroines with chronic back-ache.

We are in a recession. Perhaps it's even a depression. But it's really not that bad. You see, someone, somewhere just spent $41,300 on a Nintendo game.

Ex-DICE boss and hardcore game designer Fredrik Liliegrin has labelled the Nintendo Wii a "virus" and says that it is "not a video games machine".

We have already talked about the new Nintendo DS XL that has gone official. Nintendo also announced the line of games for 2010 at its conference. The big games this year will be Super Mario Galaxy 2 launching on May 23 and Metroid: Other M on June 27.

As reported from Eurogamer, Greenberg has predicted that the Xbox 360 will outsell the PS3 in 2010, reminding everyone that the Xbox 360 achieved this in 2009.

Game publisher and digital distribution vanguard Valve just popped the lid off a radically different looking version of its Steam games client.

FarmVille, the massively popular Facebook game, surpassed 80 million monthly active users this week. Facebook has around 400 million users in total.

Echoing the controversial measures announced by Ubisoft last month, Sony has revealed that users of SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 3 will need to register their game online before they are able to access the multiplayer component of the title; Furthermore, in a nod to recent plans implemented by EA, anyone buying a pre-owned copy of the game will be forced to cough up $20 to obtain a code to play online.

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With the range of seemingly identical games being churned out these days, it's easy to get cynical. Here are six classics that deserve to be remade instead.

A mother from Haw River, North Carolina recently rummaged through her kids' old things in their basement and came across an old Nintendo Entertainment System with five games. She posted it for sale on eBay (under the username lace_thongs35), and to her surprise, the auction ended at over $13,000.

I feel sure you will find the appropriate way to express your love on Valentine's Day. Maybe you will take your love to dinner. You will buy flowers. You might get a card or lingerie. Perhaps you will even seek out some revolutionary bondage gear. However, I feel sure that not many of you will choose to offer your love a video game experience.