The Wii 2, Wii2, Wii II, Wii HD, Wiiii or something else entirelii, the world has waited impatiently for a successor to Nintendo’s ground-breaking motion-sensing sensation, especially now its two major competitors have finally joined the motion sensing bandwagon.

Due to be officially launched in Australia tomorrow night, said to be at a price $100 more than the regular version, Nintendo 3DS will have you seeing deeply into the third dimension.

Could it be that Senator Stephen Conroy, who still wants to blight Australians with a freedom destroying filter, has decided that supporting the R18+ games classification might be one way to salvage his reputation by having done at least one good thing in his ministerial life?

Microsoft and Sony have finally jumped into the Wii-inspired world of motion gaming, with all three major systems now offering to track much more than just the movement of your thumbs on buttons, with each system having strengths and weaknesses all their own.

Wow, has John Carmack hit a home run with his RAGE shooter for the iPhone and iPad, boasting truly beautiful graphics and mutants galore ready and waiting for all out war!

Just when some suggested Nintendo’s stream of Wii console buyers might be drying up because of “saturation” or expectations that a Wii 2 might be on its way for Christmas 2011 comes a denial, suggesting instead that when it comes to the Wii, there’s plenty more from where that came from.

All right, mother-nukers, Duke Nukem’s soon to blast and wisecrack his way back into the hearts and minds of both the old and a new generation with two radioactively tasty treats: the loooong-awaited sequel that is Duke Nukem Forever and Duke Nukem Next-Gen: a redux of the 1996 Duke Nukem 3D. Go get some!

While there may well be politicians who are also console and PC gamers, there’s one politician in Australia who has already gone down as THE most anti-gamer politician in the history of the entire planet, right in the midst of the greatest gaming revolution the world has ever seen.

If you've got 13 fingers on each hand, Microsoft's got the keyboard for you.

There will be some familiar faces at the final of the FIFA Interactive World Cup (FIWC) 2009.