A Michigan court has just dismissed a RIAA lawsuit brought against a mother for the downloading of music by her child. While the court did not provide the mother with legal fees, it did dismiss the case “with prejudice” which means it cannot be brought again.

Attorney Ray Beckerman has posted a great summary of the judgment with links to the actual court decision. The follow-up comments provide a good bit of additional analysis, including a post by the attorney representing the mother.

Glud & Marstrand (G&M), based in Denmark, is suing Microsoft for breach of a nondisclosure agreement according to the European press.
Microsoft released Halo 2 in two editions. The first was a standard Xbox game in the standard Xbox case. The second edition was a special edition release that included the game, a bonus […]

While no playable games were available at the Tokyo Game Show 2005 and the industry continues to debate possible prices for the PS3, Sony revealed strong support for the upcoming PS3 at the conference, by stating that 71 publishers are developing 102 games.

The full list is not currently available and will likely change before release, but we have scoured our sources to bring you a near complete list of Playstation 3 Games (to be available in Japan) {sorted by publisher}: