Further headway has been made into making the 3D Blu-ray experience a reality. TDVision Systems has announced a new 3D system that will let non-3D Blu-ray player owners watch 3D films in all their glory. Details in the full article.

The North American release of Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 5 Prologue will be getting additional content after all. A recent press release revealed the game's full track and vehicle list along with additional features. Also, we were able to get some screenshots of the game in action. If you'd care to find out more, race on over to the full article

The reason why we take all those pictures is to make sure our memories will be preserved, and last over time. But will our current DVD discs be able to last a century or two, just enough for our descendants to know about our memories? Mitsubishi, the maker of the awesome 3D Blu-ray players, is developing the key in making our memories last for a long time: the Arledia DVD-Rs. Read more about it in the full article.

The official Gran Turismo site has just released more information for the upcoming retail release of Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 5 Prologue. So, what sort of automobile goodness is set  for Japan? We're spotting a total of 37 cars, 5 online modes, and 5 different tracks. More details on these features are up ahead in the full article.

Website GT Channel is claiming that its staffers got a copy of an almost complete list of cars that will be appearing in Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 5 Prologue.

Before we give you the supposed list, GT Channel also added that one of their sources told them that the other circuits included in GT 5 Prologue will either be Laguna Seca, Infineon or Nordschliefe.

Check out the unconfirmed but exciting car list via the "read more" link below.

Sony and Polyphony Digital have announced that the Gran Turismo 5 Prologue demo will be staying on the Japanese PlayStation Store than originally announced. Instead of getting removed on November 11, the free demo will be available on the Japanese PlayStation Store until November 30.

The Gran Turismo 5 Prologue demo shows off the Suzuka racing circuit as well as seven different cars including the Nissan GT-R, the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR and the BMW 135i Coupe. The demo isn't online-capable, but you can still simulate one hell of a driving experience by having 16 cars on the track all at once.

The full version of Sony and Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 5 Prologue will be available on both the PlayStation Store and in retail stores on December 11.

We know some of you are disappointed right now after Konami announced yesterday that it is pushing back the release date of PlayStation 3 game Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. The title was originally scheduled to hit retail shelves this winter but the company decided to release it sometime in Q2 2008.

Well, as much as you guys are disappointed, know that Konami is not at all feeling comfy and secure at this point as well. According to the latest report from Bloomberg, the Tokyo-based video game developer and publisher suffered shares decline just right after the announcement.

Konami's shares dropped by 6.8% to 3,160 Yen (US$ 27.31) while the benchmark Nikkei 225 Stock Average gained 0.8%. This is the largest shares drop the company has suffered since 2003. Quite interestingly, some analysts are speculating that the delay was intended to boost the sales for the next fiscal year.

Mitsubishi UFJ analyst Hirotoshi Murakami had this to say, "Investors were active sellers today because of disappointment over the delay. It may be the company's strategy to boost earnings next fiscal year with the game software."

If you've been having a serious case of road rage lately, then have no fear. Sega just might have the proper cure to help curb those impulsive driving habits. Sega introduces the latest in the long line of off-road racing sims for you to take out your driving frustrations on with Sega Rally Revo.

The team at QJ.NET is proud to drive alongside racing fans as we walk everyone through the demo of the game we downloaded from the PlayStation Network for the PS3. For those of you who are still unsure whether Sega Rally Revo is worth the US$ 60, we're here to give the lowdown on both the good and the bad of this arcade racing sim.

Get our full impressions of the demo after the jump!

More details are coming in regarding Sony and Polyphony's plans for Gran Turismo 5 Prologue's presence at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show.

The first update is that Sony will be demonstrating GT 5 Prologue's GT TV - a built-in service that will enable to users view real-life motoring shows like BBC's Top Gear, and Japan's Car Graphic TV via episodic content. GT TV won't be available offline, though.

Moving on, it's also been reported that the GT5: Prologue demo that's scheduled to launch for Japan's PlayStation Network this October 20, 2007 is only going to be available until November 11. And lastly, the GT5 Prologue demo is reported to carry one track - the Suzuka Circuit - and will offer you the privilege of driving one of these seven cars:

• 2008 Lexus IS-F
• 2009 Nissan GT-R (that lovely set of wheels to your upper right)
  
• 2008 Mazda Atenza
• 2008 Subaru Impreza WRX STi
• 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR
• 2008 Daihatsu OFC-1
• 2009 BMW 135i coupe
  

Up to 16 cars can be on the track at the same time, although the demo won't be online-capable.

According to the latest report from Reuters, Nintendo Company Ltd. has just surpassed the 10 trillion Yen mark in market value. That means that the total shares of the company is pegged at around US$ 85.08 billion.

The only other companies which have achieved the same are Toyota Motor Corp. and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group. Furthermore, it was reported that Nintendo's shares have risen more than fivefold in two years primarily due to the soaring-high sales of the shiny white Wii console.

Nintendo's handheld platform, the DS Lite, also contributed significantly to the recent success enjoyed by the Kyoto-based video game company. Upcoming title Wii Fit also helped a lot, Reuters added. After announcing that it will be released in Japan on December 1, Nintendo shares also got a further boost.