Sierra's classically inappropriate adventure hero, Leisure Suit Larry, is planned to make a return thanks to Replay Games. The original man himself, Al Lowe, will also be returning to to take the reins on the project. And what is that project, exactly? A recreation of the 1991 masterpiece; Leisure Suit Larry In The Land Of The Lounge Lizards! While platforms have not been confirmed, it's said that we can expect to see Larry on "new generation of netbooks, tablets and mobile devices". ...

It's always a bit strange when a game you've been looking forward to for years gets its debut release on and a mobile phone, as a tiny tech demo. But that is exactly how things have panned out with Rage, id Software's new post apocalyptic shooter. The mobile game comes in at a low $1.19, and is compatible with the iPhone 3, iPod Touch, iPhone 4 and iPad. ...

While no fine details have been canvassed, what we do know is that Real Racing 2 is on the way for the iPhone. Firemint say so! We're not entirely sure what can be improved, as the original remains the best racer on the platform, but we're sure they'll think of something. ...

You read correctly; games the caliber of Gears of War could be running on devices such as the iPhone within a couple of years. But really, who's surprised? Considering the enormous leap forward in mobile device hardware in recent times, paired with the tech demos we've seen of the Unreal Engine and id Tech 5 running on the iPhone, there's little doubt AAA titles on mobile phones is just around the corner. ...

A while ago we reported on the rumored PlayStation branded Sony Ericsson phone, complete with a concept image. Well it turns out that was scarily accurate. Now though, we also have some specs for you: inside you will find a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8655, 512MB of RAM and 1GB of ROM.

As previously disclosed, the device is said to run Android 3.0 and sport a unique Sony Marketplace allowing you to buy and download games, which may or may not be the same system and titles you can download for the PSP Go. This is strictly still a prototype model, but that's where we're at. And it's easily the most exciting mobile phone, handheld games system hybrid in, well, ever. ...

It'd be pretty cool to battle it out against your mate, who foolishly owns an opposing mobile platform to your own. And that's exactly what the guys over at OpenFeint think, too. For those who don't know, OpenFeint is a match-making and stats platform used by a whole heap of iPhone and Android games, including the justt released Monster Dash.
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Gaming on Windows Phone 7 is very serious business, say Microsoft. Xbox LIVE integration is thorough, featuring messaging, gamerscore, friends lists and even the ability to customise your avatar on the phone. They're also working closely with developers of popular games from the iOS and Android platforms to ensure all of the classics, such as Flight Control, are ready to go upon launch - all with XBL achievements.
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QuakeCon is underway, and to celebrate id Software in conjunction with Bethesda has lined up most of their back catalog at crazy, bargain basement prices. You'll find Doom and Wolfenstein titles on the iPhone App Store starting a mere AUD $1.19, and 66% of a bunch of titles on Steam. They're only on sale until Sunday, but each day until then you'll find another great deal made available.
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Engadget has been told by "a trusted source" that Sony Ericsson will be introducing a PlayStation branded, Android driven mobile phone later this year. The device is said to be a "landscape slider" sporting PlayStation buttons, a d-pad and a "long touch pad" which is designed to mimic dual analog input.
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