More than a decade after it first came out,  GTi Club rises from the arcade grave and makes an HD comeback. Konami and Sumo Digital gave the classic a superb HD makeover, plus specs and gameplay features that the arcade wouldn't have thought possible. More details after the jump.

Rumors of an image importing feature to be added to Media Molecule's LittleBigPlanet by Christmas have been flat-out denied by an LBP community manager. According to a post by Sam_Protagonist on the PlayStation forums, the feature is technically doable, but the part about a Christmas patch is pure hogwash. Read the full post after the jump.

Frustrated that the PlayStation Eye just can't keep up with your creativity in LittleBigPlanet? Don't worry your sackboy head. Media Molecule has announced that they'll be releasing a patch that will allow you to import images. Expect the patch to be available before Christmas.

This is probably the most interesting piece of patenting I've seen in the game industry to date. Someone's just discovered a patent that SCEA's filed to the US Patent & Trademark Office, outlining their rumored "transforming" controller. Sonar tech: check! Interchangeable button faceplates: check! Multiple controller combination configurations: check! Breast detection: uh... whut?

Playlogic Entertainment, Inc. today announced that Playlogic Game Factory will continue working with SCEE London's First Party development team. The publisher has just completed EyeToy Pom Pom Party (which will be released this quarter) for the PS2 and is gearing up for more.

Here's a cool release for PlayStation Eye owners who happen to dabble in a bit of homebrew coding. Coder Alex "Alex P" Popovich has released an updated SDK that gives users full access to the PlayStation Eye camera, leaving it open for configuration. Details in the full article.


Download: PS3EyeSetup v2.0b81019
Download: PS3Eye TouchLib (rev400) build

Here's something for those who want to get more mileage out of the PlayStation Eye camera. Someone's been able to create and optimize the drivers needed to control the camera via PC. The software is still being tested, but the latest update now has the Eye capturing at a good 60 frames per second. More after the jump.

Sony's all ready to launch their fun Quiz Master games for both the PSP and PS3, but we're gonna have to wait till tomorrow. If you're itching to get the game in your hands, might as well head on over to the full article first for a recap of the features of BUZZ! Quiz TV for the PS3 and BUZZ! Master Quiz for the PSP, as well as details on the very first update. Oh, and there's a TV spot for you to enjoy too.

Ready for the public beta for LittleBigPlanet? Well now, while that as much is just a LittleBigSlice of the game, here's a couple more details of what we can expect when we actually get the full version of the game: some 50-ish levels right off the bat, a projected amount of 12 hours to complete, and a clue on how Media Molecule will moderate user-generated content that's offensive in nature, i.e. R-rated content. Hint: the words "PS3" and "brick" were used in the same sentence.

Sony Japan's announced that their region will be receiving a new bundle for the PlayStation Eye camera accessory for the PlayStation 3. The bundle will offer users a special software pack that'll offer more ways to enjoy the accessory. Details are available in the full article.