Motion-sensing seems to be the in-thing for this generation of consoles - and quite possibly the next generation as well. According to InvenSense, the company that makes the Wii's MotionPlus accessory, other companies are also interested in the tech. Will the next generation of Xbox 360s and PlayStation 3s be heavy on the motion sensing as well? Read more in the full article.

It's been a while, but Raphael has just updated the Motion Driver plugin to version v1.0. Aside from pushing the homebrew out of the beta phase, this latest build carries a new motionUnload function that should come in handy for the users. The rest of the details are available in the full article.

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Thanks in large part to Konami's Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, Sony is licking some serious PlayStation 3 sales chops. However, the overall leadership remains with Kyoto-based Nintendo as their twin juggernauts Wii and DS posted huge stats again. The official reactions of both companies after the jump.

Welcome to our first ever edition of the Wii Weekend Warrior, where we talk about the latest news and updates for Nintendo's motion-sensing brainchild. The Wii scene's rumbling as E3 nears, and it looks like Wii gamers will have their hands full for the rest of the year! Quite a good time to start off this blog's Weekend Warrior, if I do say so myself.

After seeing both Sony and Microsoft come up with their plans to release their own motion sensing controllers - or at least, rumored to be - it's not much of a surprise at all to see other companies follow suit. We're talking about the Asus Eee, by the way, and somehow drawing a connection between the ultraportable laptop and the games console may be a bit of a stretch...until you see some similarities in the FCC exhibits report image. Check out how the upcoming Asus Eee Stick motion-sensing peripheral after the jump.

 Tenchu 4 is slated to launch on the Nintendo Wii this October for Japan. Assets for the title have been relatively tough to get by, but we did manage to find its first trailer so you can sample the title in motion. Will this sequel do justice to its proud clan? Check out the full article for the clip.

GestureTek's motion-sensing technology seems to be slowly infiltrating the mobile phone gaming scene, with one of its first forays being the Katamari Damacy game for the iMode 9041 phones. If Pocket-lint's report is confirmed, it probably won't be their last, either: apparently, Sony Ericsson just inked a deal to make use of GestureTek technology in future mobile games. More details in the full article.

 A new engine is now out for the Nintendo Wii to make life easier for developers. Unity Technologies has announced that its Unity Engine is open for licensing to third-party game makers on the platform. We've got information on its features and you can read about it in the full article.

Are you of legal drinking age? Even if you're not, you may have already heard of Beer Pong, one of the more popular drinking games in college campuses these days. In fact, the game has proven to be so popular that a Beer Pong game is actually coming to WiiWare. Details in the full article.

If you're an Xbox 360 owner who's on the constant lookout for news, there's a fat chance that you've heard of the rumored motion-sensing controller codenamed Newton. Some have dismissed it, Microsoft has denied it, but there's no doubt it isn't dead yet. In fact, there's a new report that it'll be shown off next Tuesday. Details in the full article ahead.