At E3 2011, Sony revealed CinemaNow would be coming to the PlayStation Network. It was finally released yesterday as part of the weekly PlayStation Store update. CinemaNow is just another option for renting and buying movies and television shows on the PS3. It’s a free download that’s only 17MB. You don’t have to sign up to browse the store, but purchases do require registration and activation.

So you’ve had your 3DS for a week, you missed Toys R Us’ buy one, get one 50% 3DS game event and now you’ve found yourself playing Super Monkey Ball 3D every day for the last 10 days. It’s enough to drive you crazy. Hold on to your sanity for a few minutes more, because Buy.com’s sale will help. It now has a buy one, get one 50% off 3DS game promotion….

Buy.com has also extended some of its sale items from the Thanksgiving weekend through to Cyber Monday and beyond.

Most have free shipping, which is a savings in itself, and many will last until supplies are exhausted. Otherwise, many are not really great deals, simple convenient to order.

EA has decided the best way to preserve its ascendancy by making a big acquisition – or, at least, try to. The publisher announced on Sunday (February 24, 2008) that it has placed a $2 billion acquisition-bid for Take-Two Interactive at $26 per share. Take-Two rejected the offer, posting a response on its site.

EA also released excerpts from the offer letter (dated February 19, 2008) written by its CEO John Riccitiello to his Take-Two counterpart Strauss Zelnick: