In an LA Times piece about Naughty Dog’s creative director Amy Hennig it’s noted that Sony has sold through 2.5 million copies of the PlayStation 3-exclusive GOTY scooper to date — a feat accomplished with about four months on the market.

Source Uncharted 2 sells 2.5 million

inFamous recently past the one million sold mark, a number we were expecting it’d arrive at sooner, however Sony and Sucker Punch are satisfied with game’s performance and have decided to go full fledged into development of a sequel.

Source Sucker Punch Gearing Up Big Time For Infamous 2

Producer Eiji Aonuma re-confirmed the game's MotionPlus requirement in an interview in this week's issue of Japan's Weekly Famitsu magazine. According to Aonuma, thanks to Wii MotionPlus, the game's sword swinging mechanics feel natural, like your controller and Link's sword are one.

There may be more than just swordplay in your swings, though. Aonuma hinted that how you kill off enemies could end up solving puzzles.

As with all current Zelda interviews, Aonuma was being a bit on the vague side here. But the wait for specifics may not be too long. Aonuma told Famitsu that he hopes to have the game in a playable state with all its core components in by June's E3.

Source New Zelda Wii details emerged!

What a great news for the innovative and different games: Warner Bros. Interactive has said that 5TH Cell's quirky DS puzzle game has now sold over one million units worldwide.

Source Scribblenauts sells a million!

Then why Star Wars Galaxies has sold only a million copies 2 years since its launch and never had more than 200K-300K active users?

Does EA have any chance of ever regaining the top spot? What should they do? If you ask 3D Realms' Scott Miller, he thinks that EA ought to seriously consider engaging Take-Two once again: "EA’s only chance, in my opinion, is to acquire Take-Two and add GTA, Max Payne, Duke Nukem, Bioshock, and Civilization to it’s lineup. In fact, they tried acquiring Take-Two already last year. They need to try again."

Source EA Needs to Try Buying Take-Two Again, says Scott Miller

A new, never seen in-game footage from Duke Nukem Forever has emerged. You can see at the beginning of the video, that Gearbox Software's logo is the old one, so it is clear that this is not [new] official trailer, but the footage is real.

Source New gameplay video from Duke Nukem Forever!

Released on the Xbox 360 in October 2009, Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City is coming to the PlayStation 3 and Games for Windows - LIVE.
Episodes from Liberty City is a compilation of the episodic downloadable content for Grand Theft Auto IV and includes expansion packs The Lost and Damned (originally released on Xbox LIVE in February 2009) and The Ballad of Gay Tony (originally released in October 2009).

Source GTA: Episodes from Liberty City Announced for PS3 and PC

In a recent BioShock 2 multiplayer FAQ:
Do you support LAN play on consoles or PC? Do you support dedicated servers?

Short answer, no and no. There is always a finite amount of time for the development of a game. Bringing Multiplayer to BioShock was a daunting task between the tech (there was no multiplayer support in the codebase from the first game) and the expectations of the community. Either you try to do everything and so nothing feels finished or you focus your efforts to do a smaller number of things really well like an accessible online experience. We chose to spend the time we had creating a solid game foundation and unfortunately that did not include LAN play or dedicated servers.

Source BioShock 2 PC Has No Dedicated Server Support

The next Platinum Games title will be debuting on Thursday’s episode of GameTrailers TV. Host Geoff Keighley left a strange hint as to what to expect from the game on his personal Twitter when another person asked if the big reveal is worth the wait.

Source Platinum Games working with Epic Games?