Tres 3D News Feeds http://www.tres3d.com/ AP - "Call of Duty" games have been dominating the world of console online shooters in recent years, but another series that built much of its devoted following on the PC is making a strong push for its share of that space. http://www.tres3d.com/News-more-622.html NewsFactor - If you think Microsoft's hands-free Kinect controller is just for video games, think again. The company confirmed Monday that it will start a Kinect for business program early next year. http://www.tres3d.com/News-more-623.html Appolicious - Android’s open platform has incurred countless devices, all flooding the market. But the gaming industry is helping some manufacturers set themselves apart. With a lucrative gaming sector drawing in advertisers, in-app purchases and virtual goods, mobile gaming has created a sub-market all its own. There’s a growing number of gadget makers looking to put their stamp on Android devices. Video game retailer GameStop, for instance, will soon sell Android tablets as part of an effort to expand its device offerings. http://www.tres3d.com/News-more-624.html e-on software has pre-released Vue 8.5 xStream and Infinite. http://www.tres3d.com/News-more-615.html Marcus Fenix returns with a band of brothers and a sister in Gears of War 3. http://www.tres3d.com/News-more-616.html A run through of what's new on Adobe Creative Suite 5 Production Premium. http://www.tres3d.com/News-more-617.html PC World - It's who-said-what about NPD's March 2010 video game sales numbers time again, replete with buckets of hyperbolic tags like "blockbuster," "huge," "best," "shattered," and "hotly anticipated." Yep, Microsoft and Sony just published their talking points for last month's retail video game revenues, so brace up, and once more unto the spin! http://www.tres3d.com/News-more-618.html AFP - US videogame sales in March broke a losing streak blamed in part on tough economic times, new figures released Thursday by NPD Group showed. http://www.tres3d.com/News-more-619.html PC World - Reviews are mixed on Sony's PSP Go, but Dell is definitely sweetening the deal with a sale price of $189 ($60 off the list price). The portable gaming device has a 3.8-inch LCD screen, Bluetooth support, and 16GB of internal flash memory. See PCWorld's assessment for more on what you need to know about the PSP Go. http://www.tres3d.com/News-more-620.html We have been burning the midnight oil on this one.  Expanding the game at a steady pace  :-)   A very unique genre.  We promise to make it exciting for our fans to play! http://www.tres3d.com/News-more-621.html