The figures were released by the companies when they announced their respective financial results over the last few days. See FIFA games Advisor for more FIFA games news, reviews and free FIFA games downloads Sony overhauls PS3 Home at E3. Sony demonstrated a visually overhauled PS3 Home today at the E3 exhibition in California yesterday, along with a video download and rental service for the PS3 and PSP.No official announcement was given regarding the beta release of Home during the keynote, but a number of visual updates were shown to attendees that included water effects and game-themed trophy rooms for Warhawk and Resistance.PS3 reviewThe video service will include movies from Sony Pictures, Warner, Disney, Fox Television and Film, MGM, Lionsgate, and 20th Century Fox.Pricing was shown via the film Cloverfield, which featured a $15 purchase price and a $6 rental price (HD) in the US. For more FIFA games news, reviews and free FIFA games downloads, see FIFA games Advisor Nintendo: Next Wii is not 'particularly interesting'. Nintendo's president has revealed that work has begun on the follow-up to the Nintendo Wii console.However, Satoru Iwata added that he doesn't view video game hardware as "particularly interesting"."We are always preparing for the next hardware," Iwata said. "We are under development.... But the hardware is a kind of box that consumers reluctantly buy in order to play our FIFA games."So don't expect any more details about that for a long while, especially since Nintendo just made more money on software over the past year than its two main competitors, Sony and Microsoft, combined.Iwata was worried about one issue, however: How Nintendo would surprise FIFA gamers and the gaming industry as utterly and totally as it has done with both the DS and Wii."Every hardware needs some revolutionary features," Iwata said. "This time around, it happened to be we had a revolutionary user interface. Will it be the same for the next generation? I really can't tell."It's natural for the current customer to expect Nintendo is going to once again do something different," he continues. "If the people are expecting so many different things from Nintendo, it's going fifa coin to be difficult for us to go beyond that expectation again."Nintendo Wii review See FIFA games Advisor for more FIFA games news, reviews and free FIFA games downloads Day one at E3 brings lots of Xbox 360 news. Lawsuit targets Nintendo DS piracy. Nintendo and a group of 53 game software companies have filed a lawsuit against five companies they allege sold a device that enables copied FIFA games to be played on the Nintendo DS handheld console.The group have filed a lawsuit at the Tokyo District Court against the five, which are accused of importing a device called the 'R4 Revolution for DS'. The small device fits into the Nintendo DS's cartridge slot and allows FIFA games stored on a Micro SD card to be played on the DS.