Although it has yet to be made official, we've already heard some talk of a Street Fighter IV (PS3, Xbox 360) sequel from Capcom Japan. Now rumors are going around that the "sequel" in question is actually Super Street Fighter IV. What's more, we may be hearing something about it within the next two days.

We know that when he's got good things to say, he'll say it. He was very vocal about his respect for Bungie. But when what he sees is not up to par, we now know he can be quite harsh about it. Keiji Inafune, father of Mega Man and Capcom's head of R&D, was less than impressed with what he saw at TGS 09, and this led him to believe that the Japanese gaming industry is finished.

Following up on the news that the PS3 version of Resident Evil 5: Director's Cut will be incorporating Sony's new motion controller into its control scheme, here's a vid of the new controls being demoed at the Tokyo Game Show.

Thanks to ernor_86 for the tip!

Sony has handed out a few more details about their new motion controller, more specifically the titles that will be supporting it. There are a bunch of new games being made specifically for the motion controller, but existing titles will also be patched for support via updates. Check out a list after the jump.

There's a Street Fighter IV (PS3, Xbox 360) sequel coming, Capcom's Natsuki Shiozawa said so himself in Capcom Japan's official blog. We're not really sure how much of a "sequel" this actually would be, but he did indicate that an official announcement will be made soon.

Apart from Capcom's official announcement at last year's E3, and the subsequent revelation that David Hayter will be hopping on board, not much has been known or heard about the movie adaptation of Lost Planet (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC). Thanks to Jun Takeuchi, we're learning more about the project, and what do you know, it won't be following the game's storylines after all.

Don't look now, but it just might be possible for us to see Wii games ported to the PS3 - if Japanese developers are to have their way, and thanks to Sony's motion controller. Capcom producer Jun Takeuchi (of Resident Evil 5 fame) divulged this information in an interview with 1Up, leading up to the TGS.

TGS kicks off next week but just because we can't all be in Tokyo to catch the action doesn't mean we're gonna miss out on everything. Capcom made sure we won't be stuck with checking for updates coming from the event. While TGS is busy rolling out the "What's New" and "What's Hot" in the gaming scene, we'll be treated to the co-op demo of Lost Planet 2 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360), which will be on PSN next Thursday.

We've already seen that baddies in Lost Planet 2 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360) can come in sizes bigger than your house so hearing about colossal sand worms really doesn't come as a surprise. But if you're looking for more updates on just how big and nasty these guys and the game can get, you've come to the right place. According to Gamepro, "this game has Gears of War-killer written all over it."

When a guy of Keiji Inafune's caliber agrees to have an interview with you and says he's interested in a collaboration, you will need more than a pinch and a slap across the face to get you back down to Earth. The guy is, after all, a legend. That's what happened to the guys at Bungie, who managed to sit down with Capcom's legendary R&D man.