Ghostbusters: The Video Game is set to be released across various platforms such as Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, DS, and PC. According to the developers behind the game, they prefer to work on the PS3 version  before they head on to the other versions. Find out the details after the jump!

So, aside from reducing die size and manufacturing costs, the next inherent effect for IBM's CELL BE processor to take the hike down the 65nm road is lower power consumption. While lower power consumption could also mean lower power waste (heat generation), we decided not to put on the geek hat just yet.

Since Intel and AMD have already travelled that road and with rumors that Intel is designing a test prototype of an 80-core 40nm processor, you can say that IBM has been taking its sweet time with adopting the 65nm version, even after Sony had announced their 65nm CELL production for the PlayStation 3.

What were they so afraid of? Well, to step up expectations for this 6 GHz CMOS SOI processor, they had to analyze the effects of reducing voltage requirements on the die, including the need for dual voltage railings. Yes, two voltage railings, targeted at a planned 1.3V level per rail.

The voltage of the power supplying the new CELL BE has been stepped up by 200mV to keep the 65nm puppy stable and happy. The increase in voltage results to a prevention of "scatter" and "leakage," thereby reducing actual power consumption by approximately 19%.

Yes, that's all well and good, but what effect does this have to do with price? IBM isn't keen to answer that, but geeks know the answer to that question.

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences has announced the winners of its 58th Annual Technology and Engineering Emmy Awards. This year is the first time that the Technology and Engineering Emmy Awards was held at the International CES.

Needless to say, a lot of companies related to video games were quick to announce that they received the said award. Given that we're in a middle of a console war right now, anything that could help add to bragging rights seems very welcome.

The list of recipients include Microsoft, AMD, Sony, Nintendo, and Nvidia for their contributions to everything tech and gaming.

To get a list of this year's Technology and Engineering Emmy Awards recipients, click on the "Full Article" link below.