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We've got the latest video game sales report from NPD, and in news
that should surprise very few people, the Nintendo DS and the
newly-launching Pokémon White and Black are the top sellers from March
2011.

Activision head of developer relations Dan Winters has risen to his
company's defense in response to its reputation as a big evil
corporation.

Namco Bandai is bringing two arcade legends together in Pac-Man &
Galaga Dimensions, which should be headed to the 3DS later this summer.

Namco Bandai is promising the next installment of Ridge Racer will
take the series in a new direction. What direction would that be? One
where you smash a lot of cars.

GI has heard from multiple sources that Nintendo will unveil its new home console at this year's E3 – or even sooner.

Was BioWare working on a second Jade Empire game?

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The IGDA trade organization is warning developers about the retailer's pricing policies.

Microsoft has announced that an update now adds Kinect integration to the console's popular Netflix app.

Get a selection of games from Finnish developer Frozenbyte, including Trine, and give to charity at the same time.

Inon Zur, who wrote the score for Warner's upcoming Lord of the Rings game, has previous credits including Dragon Age: Origins, Fallout 3, and Crysis.

Fans of the early days of MK have fond memories of waiting in
line at crowded arcades, watching other players and hoping to see a
sweet fatality. NetherRealm wants to recreate that feeling in the new game, as well as the "winner stays" policy

Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition was one of the best selling 3DS
launch titles, and Tecmo Koei is hoping its own 3D fighter, Dead or
Alive Dimensions will see some similar success when it releases on May
24.

Bioware's main men talk about Mass
Effect 3, Star Wars, unannounced games, and
much more.

We only learned the official release date
for the 3DS remake of Ocarina Of Time yesterday, but we still didn't
know what developer was responsible for the port. Today we learned that
too -- and no, it's not Nintendo.

One of Valve's writers thinks Portal 2 the best thing the company has done to date.

The 3DS puzzler has more than a passing resemblance to Professor Layton.

It hasn't even been officially announced, but we're already hearing new details about Burnout Crash.

Will a certain "trusted source" close to Nintendo be proved correct next month? If so, we may see a $150 Wii on store shelves come May 15.