Yes, we know Konami Gamer's Night 08 is long and done with, but only lately have video coverage spewed out for the recently concluded event. And one of the goodies we've managed to snag from Konami's gaming bash is a video interview with Associate Producer Keith Matejk, who was happy to provide input on what Rock Revolution (DS, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360) had to offer for us. The video follows at the full story.

While Wii Fit and Grand Theft Auto IV vied for our attentions last week, Sierra Entertainment pulled a fast one and managed to drop a couple of bombshells of its own during its gaming-centric event, Sierra Spring Break 08. Aside from the new info springing forth for The Bourne Conspiracy, Prototype, and World of Conflict, we've also gathered tons of new details on the massively multiplatform Ghostbusters: The Videogame. The features, screens, and a little bit more can be had at the full story.

It's another fun week for those in Japan who are enjoying Everybody's Nintendo Channel, marked by the latest video digest that should make Nintendo Wii and DS owners happy. This week, WiiWare come in good doses as headlined by Mario Kart Wii, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and a plethora of titles for the handheld. Find the video at the full article.

With their strong library of annual franchises, Electronic Arts has gone out on a limb to say that games have longer lifespans today. To prove their point, EA talked about MMOs, DLCs, and their ten-year plan for the upcoming game, Spore (PC, Nintendo Wii, DS,  Mac, Mobile). More details after the jump.

Those of you who are worried that the Wii and DS versions of Sumo Digital's Sega Superstars Tennis won't be as enjoyable without any online support should put those apprehensions to rest. Developers Steve Lycett and Travis Ryan explain some of the game's other features that more than make up for the lack of online features. You can check out what they had to say in our full article.

Lots of good things are surfacing for the Nintendo DS, with downloadable content from Professor Layton and the Curious Village being the most recent. There's another one in the form of DGamer, an instant messaging service for Disney's Nintendo DS games. It's jampacked with features, some mimicking the Wii's Mii system as well as Xbox 360's Achievements. More details and screenshots in the full article!

The upcoming platform ninja game from Metanet, N+, will be making its way to the Xbox 360 Live Arcade, Nintendo DS, and PlayStation Portable. It gets kind of confusing since all versions have the same name. But you can bet all three versions aren't as identical as the name. Read the full article to find out the differences between the three versions.

Nintendo of America Reggie Fils-Aime announced earlier this month that the Nintendo DS will be getting downloadable content through its Wi-Fi service, a feature that will be prominent in Professor Layton and the Curious Village. He wasn't exaggerating when he singled out the game: not a day has gone by since its release and the game already has downloadable content available from the Wi-Fi service. More in the full article.

Unconventional gameplay was the main focus from the developers at Electronic Arts when they created the FIFA Street series. You definitely can't get any more off beat with the different in-game locales in FIFA Street 3 .

From the rooftops of a bustling downtown city to an abandoned oil rig, the developers wanted to see some hardcore soccer action in just about any place. Read more in the full article after the jump!

Those of you who were expecting to get downloadable content for your Nintendo DS will be sadly disappointed at this bit of news we have today.

A Nintendo representative retracted Reggie Fils-Aime previous statement about the top-selling handheld getting downloadable content through a future Wii channel.

For more information, read the full article!