Gametrak Freedom. I don't know about you, but I think Wiimote sounds catchier. Gametrak Freedom is the name of the new motion-sensing controller for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. So what does it look like? Take a guess and click on the link below.

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Motion-sensing seems to be the in-thing for this generation of consoles - and quite possibly the next generation as well. According to InvenSense, the company that makes the Wii's MotionPlus accessory, other companies are also interested in the tech. Will the next generation of Xbox 360s and PlayStation 3s be heavy on the motion sensing as well? Read more in the full article.

If you're an Xbox 360 owner who's on the constant lookout for news, there's a fat chance that you've heard of the rumored motion-sensing controller codenamed Newton. Some have dismissed it, Microsoft has denied it, but there's no doubt it isn't dead yet. In fact, there's a new report that it'll be shown off next Tuesday. Details in the full article ahead.

Recent development concerning Microsoft's rumored motion-sensing controller have led many to believe that "Newton" is in the works by Gyration, the same company behind Nintendo's Wii Remote. However, rival group Motus has surfaced to mix things up a bit. Learn all about it at the full article.

Aside from the Fight Night series and Wii Sports Boxing, what do boxing and gaming have in common? A lot, really. Join us as we analyze the histories of both fields by drawing parallels between great boxers and game consoles. Why is Muhammad Ali equivalent to the NES? Why is Oscar De la Hoya comparable to the PS2? What does Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. share with next-gen consoles? Find out in the full article when you click on the "read more" link.

Juicy details are overflowing to incite speculations on what motion-sensing controller Microsoft has in store for the Xbox 360. This time, there's an actual patent and an image of the rumored device to base on. See them all at the full article.

The latest NPD sales figures are out, and while it certainly looks like there's going to be a major change in its regularly Nintendo-dominated scenery soon, there's a lot of questions that need to be answered. Thankfully, NPD's own Anita Frazier is here to give us an in-depth view of just what the figures mean. All the details in the full article.

We saw reports of Microsoft planning a motion-sensing controller for the Xbox 360 swimming around the internet for a while. Today's update has just sent that piece from the rumor bin into  a skidding stop as Microsoft has made a statement denying the entire thing. More details on this after the jump!

The rumor mill is at work again and this time, it brings news of a possible motion sensing controller for the Microsoft Xbox 360. According to some sources, Microsoft has penned a partnership with company Gyration (known for its work on the Wiimote). More details at the full article.

Intel might have missed out on the current gen consoles, thus allowing IBM to lend its hand to the PS3, Xbox 360, and Wii. No doubt, IBM has proven itself to be more than capable of moving mountains - or at least map interstellar space with the help of eight PS3 units. But will this faze Intel? Not by a long shot. They approached video games console makers and presented their microchips that could be incorporated into future consoles. Read more for details from Intel's chief tech officer. Hint: it's about motion-sensing and markets.