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Wii U controller images leaked online ahead of E3 2012

KS Sandhya Iyer NDTV 05/20/2012

Since its prototypes were showcased at E3 last year, Nintendo fans have been keeping a close watch on the Wii U. Courtesy Twitter and an enthusiastic quality tester at TT games, new images of the company's sixth gaming console have surfaced indicating a slightly different design.

Sony Details Restoration Plans for PlayStation Network Chris Morris CNBC 05/01/2011	Apple Bans Immigrant Smuggling Game Sajid Farooq NBC Los Angeles 04/28/2011
Nearly two weeks after being the subject of one of the largest data breaches in business history, the PlayStation Network will go back online this week, Sony announced Sunday morning.	Wonder how not to get an app approved for Apple's App Store? Submit a game about smuggling a bunch of immigrants across the desert without getting them killed.
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Hacker raids Sony PlayStation Network; 77 million users potentially hacked NICK WINGFIELD, IAN SHERR and BEN WORTHEN The Wall Street Journal 04/26/2011	Nintendo Wii sex game gets OK for kids The Sun 02/27/2011
A hacker stole the names, birth dates and possibly credit-card numbers for 77 million people who play online videogames through Sony Corp.'s PlayStation console, in what could rank among the biggest data breaches in history.	A RAUNCHY game for the Nintendo Wii has outraged parents who say it promotes orgies and lesbian sex to kids as young as 12.
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Cubans upset at video game that aims to kill Fidel Castro Breitbart.com 11/10/2010	US government wants help from gamers, contacts Microsoft to develop video game to manage budget 04/15/2010
Cuba's state-run media and bloggers are not amused at "Call of Duty: Black Ops," a new videogame in which the player can join a secret operation in the 1960s to assassinate former leader Fidel Castro.	The Obama administration has contacted Microsoft about the company producing a video game which would allow players with balancing the U.S. budget.
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Sickening Japanese video game "RapeLay" causes outrage 04/02/2010	Thief shopped by stolen Xbox TG Daily 12/27/2009
A new Japanese video game depicting rape and sexual abuse of young girls and women has caused outrage from women's rights groups.	A thief who stole dozens of laptops, games consoles and GPS systems was caught when he used a stolen Xbox 360 to log into an online game.
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