In this week's gaming news round-up we're hoarding ammo and putting the old chainsaw through its paces in preparation for Dead Rising 2. FULL STORY >

Sony has introduced its latest Handycam which uses a sensor that is over 19 times bigger than ones employed in other consumer camcorders. FULL STORY >

The iPhone 4 is certainly worth the fuss everyone is making about it FULL STORY >

The latest games in the Pokemon series released this weekend, breaking sales records throughout Japan. FULL STORY >

Activision Blizzard has joined an alliance seeking to prevent a US law being enacted that would make it illegal to sell or rent certain games to under 18s. FULL STORY >

Local operator announces where customers can pick up their iPhones this evening FULL STORY >

Update enables 3D Blu-Ray functionality on Sony's PlayStation 3 FULL STORY >

The first embedded mobile broadband module specifically designed for notebooks that supports 21 Mbps HSPA Evolution networks is unveiled by Ericsson. FULL STORY >

Game controller buttons are an irreplaceable method of input according to the PlayStation Move's designer. FULL STORY >

The surprise explosion of mobile gaming in recent years continues charging forward unchecked as Gameloft announces selling 20 million games through the Apple App store. FULL STORY >

The General Dynamics 6000 aims to offer users on the road a versatile and extremely tough notebook solution. FULL STORY >

Sports Champions is an entertaining PlayStation Move title, boasting six sport games which enable gamers to dive into a variety of events. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is expecting its motion-based gaming system to be a huge sales success right from the start. FULL STORY >

Facebook will not release its own mobile phone says spokesperson FULL STORY >

Both MTN and Vodacom have distributed invitations for iPhone 4 release events due to take place tomorrow FULL STORY >