Konami is bringing its anime franchises to the PlayStation Network in Japan. FULL STORY >

Batman will be swooping in on Arkham City again next year for the sequel to Arkham Asylum, while Diddy wannebe's will get a chance to become a famous rapper on the virtual stage in this week's Gaming News Round-up. FULL STORY >

Telkom announces revised pricing structures for its ADSL broadband services FULL STORY >

Which local ISP offers the best bang for your buck? FULL STORY >

Microsoft's slimmer Xbox 360 shows some mean sales figures in the States in this week's Gaming News Round-up, while Ed Boon talks about a lost Mortal Kombat title and fans have a chance to add their names to the Gran Turismo 5 credits. FULL STORY >

More details about the King of Pop this week in the Gaming News Round-up, while Activision wants to free game publishers from the console makers stranglehold on platform-based online gaming with a gamer-friendly PC saviour. FULL STORY >

Telkom spills the beans on its 10 Mbps ADSL service FULL STORY >

The latest game in the Silent Hill series will be coming out in 2011 on both the PS3 and Xbox 360. FULL STORY >

Mobile provider takes aim at Telkoms bread and butter FULL STORY >

Online slip suggests pricing information for 3D titles FULL STORY >

News of the three major players in the games console market via E3 feature prominently in this weeks Gaming News Roundup. FULL STORY >

We love innovative green products, and DIY Kyoto's sleek and stylish Wattson electricity monitor is up there with the best of them. It monitors your houses power consumption, letting you know when youre being unkind to Eskom. FULL STORY >

The US Navy wants new recruits to prepare for maritime warfare by employing the Wii console. FULL STORY >

In our weekly gaming news roundup: 1 million bucks for playing video games, Kratos set to make a return, PES 2011 out later this year and 1 million sign up for the Halo Reach beta. FULL STORY >

In his monthly NetSmart column, Martin van Dyk takes us through the evolution of SA's Internet. From the noisy 56 kbs modem to modern day fibre networks. FULL STORY >