CNET at E3 2009

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	What's hot this week Jeff Bakalar Assistant Editor, CNET Reviews Home and Hardware E3 2009 coverage The year's biggest gaming show is upon us and we're up to our necks in new games, announcements, and hands-on impressions! Also, be sure to check out our coverage and analysis of the three press conferences. Read more  More gaming news from Crave  CNET Games and gear E3 2009 Most popular video game consoles Sony PlayStation 3 (80GB)  Check prices Microsoft Xbox 360 (60GB, HDMI)  Check prices Nintendo Wii  Check prices Nintendo DSi (blue)  Check prices Sony PSP 3000 (black)  Check prices Latest reviews and features Recap: Xbox 360 at E3 2009 Check out the latest and greatest from the Microsoft camp at E3! Project Natal and a new Metal Gear game announcements highlighted the show. Read more Recap: Nintendo Wii and DSi at E3 2009 See what Nintendo had to announce at the company's E3 2009 press conference. Mario fans are sure to be satisfied as two new games will hit the Wii! Read more Recap: Sony PS3 and PSP at E3 2009 Sony demoed a motion controller and officially unveiled the PSP Go at E3. All this plus tons of exclusive games and demos were all shown off. Read more PSP Go: The official details The PSP Go may have been the worst-kept secret of this year's E3 show, but Sony's press conference has now supplied the official details. For the most part, there's little that wasn't already revealed or correctly assumed: the PSP Go is smaller, has a slide-up screen, no UMD drive--and no game-changing upgrades, such as a touch screen or second analog stick. But the big news is that the new PSP will be available in North America on October 1 for $249. Read more Crave Do we really need motion control? Jeff Bakalar Assistant Editor It's by far the definitive theme this year at E3 2009. It seems everyone wants in on motion control. At their respective press conferences, both Microsoft and Sony debuted compelling demos of what they envision as the future of gaming. But do we really need motion control? Read more Forum: Games and Gear Xbox 360 scratching games? Posted by mknoll413 My 360 managed to put two concentric rings into my GH game last night. I am not sure how this happened. The console was not knocked around or anything but I began receiving the "unreadable" message. I checked the game and there were the rings, matching up exactly to the disc tray. Has there been a history of this or anything similar? If so, what can I do so I don't lose any more games? Also, is this some sort of defect that I can bring to Microsoft's attention and, in the process, get a new copy of my game?  Read more  Top-rated PC games 1. Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box (PC) 2. Grand Theft Auto IV (PC) 3. World of Goo (PC) 4. Dead Space (PC) 5. Fallout 3 (PC) 6. Crysis Warhead (PC) 7. Empire: Total War (PC) 8. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II (PC) 9. Left 4 Dead (PC) 10. Call of Duty: World at War Limited Collector's Edition (PC)   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters More gaming resources  Latest game reviews  Latest game accessories  Must-have games  Retro gaming roundup  Recent Game On discussions  Bargain-bin games
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