Microsoft is hyping up their presence at the upcoming E3 event in SanFran next month, with boss Steve Ballmer proclaiming at the Dallas Regional Chamber that we better "Pay attention to the stuff we're announcing in the next month on Xbox."

Here we have another rumor on the motion-sensing add-on for the Xbox 360. If you'll remember, this rumor came as early as December of 2007, and it's been appearing in and out of our consciousness ever since then. Well, we thought it was over for real when Microsoft flat-out denied the rumor in July last year. Guess what. It's alive again.

Did you want to put your Wii's sensor bar on a more appropriate standing? Well then, good news cos you don't have to pull a MacGyver anymore. Nintendo's plastic Z-shaped Wii sensor bar stand patent has already been approved, and given a seal of 14-year-approval.

It's proof-of-concept no more! The bubbling Wii Linux project is now realized in Whiite-Linux v0.1a. Whiite-Linux enables the console for use as a PowerPC based Linux system. The release also allows the system to handle most USB devices, like keyboards and mice. Details in the full article.

Download: Whiite-Linux v0.1a
Download: Debian etch v4.0 and Whiite v0.1
Download: Whiite-Linux v0.1a (source code)

Remember that news bit that we picked up about the Xbox 360 Wiimote clone project? It had a lot of us riled up, didn't it? There's more fuel being thrown to the fire as a new post suggests that the project's name is "Newton"- after the great physicist who gave us the three laws on motion. Details are in the full article.

If you thought our recent posts on Wii Head Tracking were mind-blowing, you'll get a big kick out of this one that we've scrounged up for you. The creator of this neat innovation has added a nice 3D game that exhibits further how much potential his concept has. View the video right after the jump!

If you think you've seen all there is to see when ti comes to crazy stuff that people do with the Wiimote, you're mistaken. Now, it's not only hackers who are making their own motion-sensing controller variations. Full-blown companies are getting into the act as well. Motus has announced its Darwin controller and it uses technology more accurate than Nintendo's innovative device. See the full details after the jump.

Some relationships have always been meant to work, no matter how strange or off-beat they may seem at first. But is the union between the HeadPlay Personal Cinema System, a neat little gadget that lets you play your games in an entirely different fashion, and the Nintendo Wii, an awesome little console with a similar approach to gaming as well, a match made in heaven or a tragic love affair?

Check out what it feels like to waggle with the HeadPlay in the full article.

The Wii truly proves itself to be a platform for innovation: Johnny Chung Lee managed to create a simple yet amazing Head Tracking set up with the Wii remote, which lets gamers view objects in a virtual environment with realistic illusion of depth and space in real time. Not yet amazed? Check out the video in the full article and feel your jaws drop.

An arcade system with a 120-inch screen, a full arcade control panel and more than 145 pre-installed games? Sounds like a hardcore arcade fan's dream. Well, if you have the money to burn, you can also get this monstrosity and drop it in the middle of your gaming room thanks to Dream Arcades. Check out the Dreamcade Vision 120 at the full article.