First up are screen shots of Tecmo's Dead or Alive sequel, Dead or Alive 2 – and they are impressive. Shots released on the company's site show off the game's Tag Match mode where you can switch between two players.

　　The next big story concerned Namco and the announcement that it would release titles for Dreamcast. The first game? Soul Calibur. In a private showing in Tokyo, the company demonstrated a 30 percent complete version of the game.

　　Continuing with Dreamcast news is the release of Warp's first Dreamcast game, Real Sound: Kaze no Regret, in Japan. While this game probably wouldn't drive sales alone, the fact that the game comes complete with a D2 demo will surely help the title out at game stores. Have a read of what's on the demo and check out screens of D2.

　　Speaking of demos, videogames.com's Ryan Mac Donald found himself in the ring with Goldberg at a press event in Vancouver, Canada. OK, so he wasn't actually in the ring, he was just out side the ropes, but he was close enough to grazed by one of Goldberg's punches. Well, the punch didn't actually touch him, it…. Hey, do you want to know more about Electronic Art's first WCW licensed game? Just check out the link below.

　　And the last big story I'm going to spend my time reminding you about is a business piece about Sony of Japan reorganizing itself around the yen-munching PlayStation. Sony has brought the division that's responsible for PlayStation a little closer under its wing. Hey, the company knows a good thing when it sees one.

　　Have fun catching up on these big stories. And have a great weekend.