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Follow the crew's live blog via Twitter of the Nintendo Press Conference at 12:00 PM EST/9:00 AM PST!

Jason, JD, and Matt R will be in attendance at the Nintendo Press Conference and they plan to live blog the whole thing via twitter. We've embedded the Twitter feed below, as well as a chat box for discussion amongst yourselves as the updates roll in. We've embedded a player for your convenience!

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The direct follow-up to Final Fantasy XIII also made an appearance at the Sony press conference.

We all know that Final Fantasy XIII was more of a linear experience - a trait that many long time fans of the series took issue with. While the game offered amazing graphics and a unique approach to the traditional RPG gameplay, for many it still left something to be desired. It was clear based on the brief demo I played, that XIII-2 would not follow that same linear structure. The world I encountered when I finally got to play the game was much more open, and perhaps contained more possibilities. I can't stress enough how much of an improvement this will be over the previous title if it manages to offer the same gameplay throughout the entire quest.

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Three EA games will feature content exclusive to the PlayStation 3.

Jack Tretton revealed during the PlayStation press event that three upcoming EA games will feature exclusive content on the PlayStation 3. SSX will offer a Mt. Fuji level, modeled after the real location in Japan. The level will feature 10 drop points, giving players a significant amount of content to enjoy.

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Yoshinoro Ono reveals that the game is making the jump from the home consoles to Sony's upcoming handheld.

Sony and Capcom just announced that Street Fighter x Tekken will be coming to the PlayStation Vita. Not only will the game be fully ported to the system, but it will also feature Cole from inFamous as a playable character. Players will be able to take use of the touch panel for easier control. The game is fairly far along in development and players can expect it in the reasonably near future.

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