EA Sports will launch a new version of their popular fitness game this holiday for Wii, PlayStation 3, and iPhone and iPod touch platforms. The company is currently dubbing it EA Sports Active 2.0, though they point out that name is still just a working title for the game.

This new fitness game will feature an "innovative wireless control system" that includes new body motion sensors for your arms and legs, as well as a heart rate monitor. EA Sports Active 2.0 will also take advantage of a new online hub that will track and share your data.

Gamespot:
'The 2010 Game Developers Conference began today with the Independent Games Summit kickoff, a session on "guerilla" development, and a (very) brief talk by Caleb Arseneaux from Scribblenauts developer 5TH Cell. Tomorrow morning, the main conference will start with a series of presentations, including talks by BioWare co-founder and CEO Dr. Ray Muzyka, Bungie creative director Joseph Staten, and Electronic Arts COO John Schappert. '

CC: Grasshopper Manufacture CEO Goichi Suda has said that he is very pleased with the critics reaction to No More Heroes 2.

Forbes: Nintendo today is perhaps the biggest player in the videogame industry, with its Wii console and DS and DSi handhelds handily beating the competition in terms of units sold worldwide, as well as a number of top-selling game franchises. Reggie Fils-Aimé, president and chief operating officer of Nintendo of America, talked recently with Forbes about new trends in technology and how Nintendo plans to stay ahead of the game.

The latest software top ten sales estimates in Japan from Famitsu have been released.

resumeplay writes: "Do we heap an unfair amount of expectations on Nintendo? Hmmm…Perhaps the best way to answer this is to consider the level of expectations you hold for a Nintendo-developed title…Yeah, poor Nintendo…So it'll be a difficult task, indeed, for Nintendo to build a new Zelda title that will please everybody.

So in the spirit of love for our friendly neighborhood big business, here are a few suggestions for the next Wii Zelda title."

Infinite Interactive is taking Puzzle Quest back to its fantasy roots with the upcoming sequel.

We get a demo of the long-awaited sequel to Puzzle Quest straight from the game's producer at GDC 2010.

We tickle the plastic keys to Canada's national anthem in Easy Piano.

Ubisoft taps two of three Logorama filmmakers to make $8-$10 million, 20-minute prequel for this holiday season's Future Soldier.