Two games in eye-popping glasses free 3D.  Pilotwings will have you soaring through the skies above Wuhu Island, whilst Steel Diver will have you plunging into the deadly underwater depths.  But are these two games a worthy showcase for the Nintendo 3DS gimmicks?

Nintendo Australia has just released sales figures for the 3DS gaming device.  The glasses free 3D gaming experience seems to be a hit breaking early sales records for hand-held entertainment.

Wii Sports? New Super Mario Bros. Wii?  Apparently not, it looks as though those pocket monsters Pokémon now with two new iterations Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version are the new sales kings. 

A couple of days before its release, Nintendo has dropped a 3DS into the iTWire office.  Despite grumblings about price, and the revelation of the 3DS having already been hacked, one thing is for certain, the wow factor of glasses free 3D is fresh and exciting for budding and veteran DS fans.

Razer, prolific producer of gaming peripherals has turned its hardware eye to the handheld gaming market.  At CES this past week the company announced the Switchblade, an Intel Atom powered, full keyboard gaming machine on the go.  Will this be perfect for WoW on the go?

Nintendo Australia has announced it has hit 3 million in sales for the DS hand-held gaming device.  In a country of just over 20 million people, and with mobile gaming devices becoming more prevalent , is that it for the venerable DS?  Or will the 3DS excite an all new generation?

Like the original Star Wars movies, did the original game really need a follow-up?  It’s pretty clear the answer is no.

Sony has today announced a price cut for the PlayStation Portable Go (PSPgo) hand held and completely online gaming device.  This comes as the rumours firm for the platform moving to a PSP Phone format.

We will know next month if the rich world of Doctor Who has been mined successfully in video-game format.  Two Doctor Who games will appear in the very near future.

Want to know what can make a handheld 3D device tick? The Nintendo 3DS produces a 3D image without the need for glasses and may be out before the end of 2010.