THQ's sports videogame franchise, UFC Undisputed, is going portable with the announcement that it will be making its way to the PSP. 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 >

Verbatim offers users a compact external storage and backup solution with its Store 'n' Go Portable Hard Drive. FULL STORY >

We give you the specifications and prices for Toshibas update notebook range FULL STORY >

If you are shopping around for a virtual tennis simulator, Everybody's Tennis is not for you, but if you want a fun and engrossing arcade title that will find you and your mates battling it out on the virtual court then look no further. FULL STORY >

A new Hitman title looks poised to take out the gaming competition next year, whilst a Need for Speed MMO has players around the world ready to start racing each other in this week's Gaming News Round-up. FULL STORY >

EA has unveiled a new boxing game that is due out next year for the PS3 and Xbox 360. FULL STORY >

Apple walks away with R117 billion in revenue for the third quarter, a company record. FULL STORY >

Protect your data from unwanted access with the fingerprint scanning Aegis Bio 640GB portable hard drive. 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 >

EA has unveiled the release dates for the latest title in the popular FIFA range. FULL STORY >

The latest version of Sony's Media Go is now available for download. FULL STORY >

A boy from Billericay, Essex in the UK is regaining the sight in his one eye thanks to a rigorous course of gaming therapy. FULL STORY >

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

Apple has sold over three million iPads in just 80 days within 10 countries which the device is currently available in. FULL STORY >