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Kotaku writes: "With the PlayStation Move looking, well, similar to Nintendo’s Wii Remote, you may have wondered how long it would take until it was announced a Wii game was being ported to the PS3. The answer? How about, oh, a few hours.

Warner Bros let us know today that The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn’s Quest, a game previously headed for the Wii (and DS), will now also be making an appearance on the PlayStation 3, "with full support for PlayStation’s upcoming motion controller technology"."

That time of the week again, the Japanese Store has been updated. This week includes Fat Princess Portable, 7 PSone games, and the Resident Evil 5 DLC from a few weeks ago. Be sure to check the store tomorrow for the Dead of Alive Paradise demo.

Gamer Limit writes "While the console version has relics to collect that alter Dante’s actions, they have been stripped from the PSP version, taking away the replay value from an already short game."

PSLS writes:

This week’s major highlight is Mega Man 10. Other than that, expect plenty of DLC along with the latest episodes of Qore and The Tester. Tonight is Sony’s GDC press conference, so maybe something new will be announced last minute for tomorrow’s update.

The title of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) for PSP is an amazing bet that applies the technology known as ‘augmente reality’. The game also features a platform as a trap, which is essential for players to capture more than a hundred beings created and included in the software through your PSP and the camera Go! Cam.

- In this week’s Famitsu, Sting’s newest game was announced for PSP. The title is Blaze Union: Story to Reach the Future.

- Super Robot Taisen OG Saga Masou Kishin: The Lord of Elemental for DS was also revealed (Coming in May 27th)

The full list of Famitsu review scores are now available. Scores include Yakuza 4, God of War Collection, Darksiders, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, and more.

Tom Bramwell from Eurogamer writes:

"Sony is hosting a press event at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco tonight, and Eurogamer.net will be on the scene to report live.

The event begins at 4pm PST, which is midnight GMT. Some are reporting that it’s a press conference, but we’ve not been told exactly what to expect yet despite repeated requests.

If it is a press conference, we’ll provide live text coverage for you. If it’s a bundle of announcements, as with Microsoft’s X10 event recently, we’ll cover those instead. "

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

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. ‘