Last week we had a slew of Blu-ray releases that catered to most family members. This week we have another diverse batch of movies: Nicolas Cage action and adventure flicks, comedy films the likes of Blades of Glory and Anger Management, documentaries from Questar about nature and wildlife, and the critically-acclaimed Hugo Weaving-Natalie Portman starrer, V for Vendetta. For a complete list of Blu-ray releases for this week, head on over to the full article.

Around three months ago Amazon revealed that there were a few Paramount movies bearing the Blu-ray logo. Now, that list of movies will be joined by five more titles this coming May. So better get your popcorn ready folks! Find out what these movies are in the full article.

When Paramount Pictures announced its intent to increase its presence in the video gaming industry, we sort of guessed that this will happen: Paramount is now expanding its interactive department to directly involve itself in the games that the studio will produce or co-produce with other gaming developers. More details in the full article.

Movie firm Paramount clued in its interest in the games after expressing its excitement over the progress of the video game sector. Paramount Digital's Alex Carloss, currently the division's general manager of worldwide distribution, stated that we're bound to see more of Paramount in games. In-game ads, perhaps? Find out more at the full story.

Paramount Pictures has announced that its scheduled March 4 release of two HD-DVD movies will be its last release for the said format. Wondering what flicks are being served now that the studio's going the way of Blu-Ray? Head over to the full article and find out.

With much content being churned out on the Xbox Live Marketplace due to the partnerships with Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros., Robin Burrowes believes that the Video Store will be able to hook the mainstream audience this year. Find out more on this by clicking on the "read more" link.

After the high-definition format war was punctuated with Toshiba's announcement yesterday, there was only one thing left to happen: wait for Universal Pictures and Paramount Pictures to announce that they're going Blu-ray. Universal's piece came fast, but Paramount waited a bit more. See the details of this development in the full article.

If you're availing the service of the Xbox Live Video Store, then you'd probably smile knowing that it has been performing above expectations and studio partners are pleased.

These are according UK Xbox Live marketing manager, Robin Burrowes. Aside from that, it seems that they will be leaning more towards HD content. Find out more in the full article.

Couch potatoes in the UK will be pleased to find out that Paramount Pictures will be providing oodles of entertainment through the Xbox Live Marketplace Video Store. Movies such as Transformers, Stardust, and even Naked Gun will be available for purchase and download this spring. Hit the full article to check out the list of Paramount movies for spring 2008!

Does your Xbox 360 need a bit more mystery and fantasy to it? If you're getting weary of your usual games, perhaps you should try out the latest free demo over at Xbox Live. Spiderwick, based on the Nickelodeon and Paramount film, is a refreshing title coming soon to the platform. Find out why in the full article.