Aside from the Fight Night series and Wii Sports Boxing, what do boxing and gaming have in common? A lot, really. Join us as we analyze the histories of both fields by drawing parallels between great boxers and game consoles. Why is Muhammad Ali equivalent to the NES? Why is Oscar De la Hoya comparable to the PS2? What does Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. share with next-gen consoles? Find out in the full article when you click on the "read more" link.

With Microsoft already rumored to be readying a new motion-sensing controller for the Xbox 360, it looks like Sony is also rumored to be working on a new controller of their own. Transform and roll out into the full article for more details.

Those who are waiting for news on Sony's DualShock 3, wait no further. Sony has announced that the controller will be available on April 15, right before the release of the rumble-capable GT5 Prologue on April 17. More details in the full article.

If the SIXAXIS motion-sensing control scheme of Factor 5's Lair is bogging down your game, then you'd be glad to know that a patch to provide the player with an alternate control scheme is confirmed and incoming this quarter. Check out all the details in the full article, and get ready for some epic dragon-riding action that should be worth the purchase of a PlayStation 3.

The latest NPD sales figures are out, and while it certainly looks like there's going to be a major change in its regularly Nintendo-dominated scenery soon, there's a lot of questions that need to be answered. Thankfully, NPD's own Anita Frazier is here to give us an in-depth view of just what the figures mean. All the details in the full article.

Remember Johnny Chung Lee? He made the Head Tracking VR program on the Wii using the motion-sensing technology of the Wiimote. But let's not forget that the Wiimote isn't the only motion-sensing device out there. Programmer Thomas Miller made a similar program of Lee's Desktop VR on the PlayStation 3 using the PlayStation Eye. Check out the video in the full article.

Now we all know about the Vii - a rather blatant imitation of the Nintendo Wii that spilled out of China. Apparently, another Chinese manufacturing company going by the name of Ingles decided to imitate imitation, so to speak. And this one's a Winner, literally: it's a Sony PlayStation 3 clone sifting the best of the Nintendo Wii. How so? Head on to the full story to find out!

Intel might have missed out on the current gen consoles, thus allowing IBM to lend its hand to the PS3, Xbox 360, and Wii. No doubt, IBM has proven itself to be more than capable of moving mountains - or at least map interstellar space with the help of eight PS3 units. But will this faze Intel? Not by a long shot. They approached video games console makers and presented their microchips that could be incorporated into future consoles. Read more for details from Intel's chief tech officer. Hint: it's about motion-sensing and markets.

According to a new survey by InterSense Inc., more and more gamers are buying more than one console, but the Nintendo Wii still continues to be at the top of the wish list for Santa this Christmas. Read more about the survey in the full article, including their interpretation on why the Wii trumps the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360.

Enterbrain, a game magazine publishing firm in Japan, has noted that the Sony PlayStation 3 is now closing in on the Nintendo Wii, with the motion-sensing console outselling the bigger, more powerful machine by only 2 to 1 this October. That's a significant gap-crossing, if you compare the 6-to-1 lead that the Nintendo Wii enjoyed over the Sony PlayStation 3 in June. This also marks the fourth consecutive month that the Wii's lead over its competitors has decreased.

The full stats from Enterbrain after the jump!