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Chosen by key championship riders for practising the newest WSBK track, Miller Park Circuit

SingStar Vol. 2 (PS3)30 fresh tracks and new modes coming soon.

Mini-game released to promote the May 27th DVD launch

Race Driver: GRID is coming May 30th (Europe/PAL)

Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit (PS3)The vital stats on Trunks and Recoome.

World Tour mixes Guitar Heros exhilarating guitar gameplay, with a cooperative band experience that combines the most advanced wireless instruments with revolutionary new online and offline gameplay modes.

Let's Make a Pro Baseball Team! DS (DS)Sega's new big headed baseball sim hits Japan today.

Tea Dog DS 3 (DS)The Japanese version arrives today!

The latest Wii import, based off a Japanese television show.

Dekortage writes "The New York Times reports today about Michael Hollick, the actor who provided the voice of Niko Bellic in Grand Theft Auto IV. Although the game has made more than $600 million in sales for Rockstar Games, Hollick earns nothing beyond the original $100K he was paid. If this was television, film, or radio, Hollick and the other GTA actors could have made millions by now. Hollick says, 'I don't blame Rockstar. I blame our union for not having the agreements in place to protect the creative people who drive the sales of these games. Yes, the technology is important, but it's the human performances within them that people really connect to, and I hope actors will get more respect for the work they do within those technologies.' Is it time for video game actors to be treated as well as those in other mediums?"Read more of this story at Slashdot.