TGR News Recap - June 25th - PS3 News from The Game Reviews

Bundled with the Xbox Live Arcade version of Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3 is the online beta test for Capcom’s Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix, which officially launched today, complete with freezing problems; Capcom seems perplexed by the issues.
Nintendo has informed the press that three more games will be shown at E3, including the next Kirby game for the DS.
Just as Konami gets ready to release their own rhythm game, Rock Revolution, the game’s Associate Producer pleads for Activision and EA to make their peripherals universal.
After yesterday’s announcement of Crave’s departure from the ESA, the company’s president clarifies their reasons.
Gamespot and several NeoGAF posters have taken off their tin foil hats and pieced together a string of clues left by Peter Molyneux regarding the release date of Fable 2.
It seems as though justice has prevailed for Take-Two, as less than 3,000 people have claimed their "Hot Coffee" settlement, which could prevent the plaintiffs’ lawyers from collecting their pay.
Proposed changes to the UK game rating system could force costly delays on publishers, says EA’s UK General Manager.
Starting tomorrow, a World of Warcraft song will be available on both Xbox Live and the Playstation Network.
At the Paris GDC, EA’s David McCarthy stated that EA is planning a number of new peripherals for EA Sports games.
It seems that the New York State Senate has nothing better to do than pass laws like the one requiring all games sold to have a rating... ya know, like the ones the ESRB already maintains.
Gamestrata has reported that, according to their study, gamers spend over $30,000 during their gaming "prime," from age 18 to 48.