We sink our teeth into this cute and quirky puzzle platformer that's on its way to Xbox Live Arcade. There's always a certain charm to 2D puzzle platformers because they not only take you back to a time when things were simpler visually, but they also manage to stump you in those environments. The Adventures of Shuggy revolves around Shuggy, a purple vampire with bulgy blue eyes, batlike ears, sharp-looking fangs, and a big black cape. He's also incredibly cute and has a thing for collecting green gems. All we know at this point is that he inherited a fixer-upper mansion from his uncle, and upon arriving at it, he realizes that there are a lot of things that need fixing.

We put the PlayStation Move through its paces in Sports Champions' Gladiator Duel mode. Sony officially unveiled the PlayStation Move at an event in San Francisco this afternoon, and when the presentation was over, those of us in attendance were invited to check out some of the Move-compatible games. One of those games was Sony's answer to Nintendo's Wii Sports, which currently goes by the working title Sports Champions. It's not yet clear how many different sports will be featured in the game, but those that we know about include golf, archery, bocce ball, table tennis, beach volleyball, and gladiator duel. That last one doesn't necessarily seem like it belongs given that gladiators of this sort haven't been thought of as sportsmen in some time. Regardless, gladiator duel was the sport being shown, and we wasted no time entering the arena armed with a Move controller in each hand.

We grab a PlayStation Move and hit it big on reality television. Tonight, Sony officially lifted the curtain on its PlayStation Move motion controller, and in doing so, it also lifted the curtain on a number of party games that will arrive in conjunction with the new peripheral. Aside from the new SOCOM, and a game in which you slug your way through back-alley brawls, most of these games seemed to be focused on a colorful, casual experience that the whole family would enjoy (provided grandma isn't the street-fighting type). Among these was TV SuperStars, a game in which you scan your face with the EyeToy to become a reality TV show contestant.

We take the PlayStation Move to the streets for a vigorous round of motion-controlled brawling. Earlier today at the 2010 Game Developers Conference, Sony announced the official name for its much-heralded motion controller: the PlayStation Move. Along with the announcement came a number of demos, which members of the press were able to play immediately following the presentation. One of these demos was Motion Fighters (working title), a one-on-one fighting game featuring two gritty-looking street brawlers. In the interest of science (the not-so-sweet kind), we grabbed two Moves and started swinging. Here's how it played out.

Robots (and some civilians) get shot as we try the movie-themed PlayStation Move shooter. It’s not too surprising that one of the first games Sony is showing off for the PlayStation Move is a rail shooter. But if visions of a run-of-the-mill forced march through a set path with enemies popping up at random times bore you to tears, you should know that The Shoot is actually pretty clever. The game takes the standard rail shooter archetype and dresses it up with a bit of story and interesting gameplay.

We get up to ridiculous speeds in our first hands-on with this DSiWare racing exclusive. Aussie dev studio Tantalus may have found the most success so far with its Pony Friends game, but it's focusing on horsepower of a different kind with its latest title, the DSiWare-exclusive Drift Street International. As its name implies, the game is an arcade racer with a heavy emphasis on drifting, and it left us with a positive Ridge Racer vibe during our first hands-on at GDC 2010.