EA has delayed the Superman game until fall. It was going to coincide with the theatrical release, but as the "ambitious design of the free-roaming world proved challenging," it will coincide with the release of the DVD instead.

In other EA news, the company has lost the rights to the Bond franchise, which will be picked up by Activision until at least 2014. The weird bit? EA gave it up willingly. They're intentionally choosing to move away from licensed properties. I'm expecting to find the real EA executives stashed in an alien pod somewhere at any moment.

• Next Generation's E3 previews: Ubisoft and Vivendi.
• THQ is working on a new game based on The Sopranos.
• Eidos announces a video game based on Reservoir Dogs, coming in Fall 2006.
• Article: How good can graphics get in the next generation?
• California Assembly speaker Leeland Yee is quick to jump on the ESRB and Take Two for the latest Oblivion screw up. Good job, guys!
• Was Microsoft planning a Halo title for the failed Gizmondo handheld?
• First screens of Every Extend Extra and Lumines 2 surface.
• Next-gen Sonic will be a PS3 launch title.
• IGN has an interview with the developers of Turok on the PS3.
• Gold seller haven IGE.com buysMMORPG site Allakhazam.com.
• Sega bringing Charlotte's Web to DS and GBA. Hopefully none of the annoying voices from the upcoming movie are included.