UFC not banning fighters who sign up for EA’s MMA after all

UFC prez Dana White previously said he’d blacklist any fighter who signed up for EA’s upcoming mixed martial arts game, EA Sports MMA . And now, Kotaku reports that White is willing to play nice with defectors who chose to be in EA’s game — despite his remaining distaste for the game’s publisher. When asked whether White would still ban those fighters participating in EA’s game, he told Kotaku he would not.

Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions swings into stores this September

Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions will get its amazing, noir web-slinging on this September. The game’s story, written by Marvel’s Dan Slott, finds four different wall-crawlers working across parallel universes to put together the Tablet of Order and Chaos, which sounds like a rejected item name from the Zelda universe. The latest issue of GamePro has some more details on the game and, for those who’d like to wear their spandex suits in public while checking out Shattered Dimensions, also the San Francisco WonderCon should be showing off the game this weekend.

This Wednesday: Mega Man 10 available now on XBLA

Just a quick reminder: Mega Man 10 has finally made its way to Xbox Live Arcade. You download the game — right now — for the price of 800 ($10). Also, don’t worry if the last entry in the series, Mega Man 9 , made you throw your controller into the blender in a fit of blind fury

Nintendo accounts for nearly 25% of GameStop’s new product purchased in fiscal 2009

Of the many, many games that GameStop sold in 2009 (not to mention the millions of dollars it made ), we were left wondering where the lion’s share of the game retail juggernaut’s capital went in terms of product that the company was actually buying for its stores. And in a recent SEC filing for the last financial year, the company an unsurprising leader: Nintendo took the top spot, with 23 percent of GameStop’s “new product purchases” in fiscal year 2009.

Print your own copy of the unofficial Advance Wars board game

This is one of those cases where we really want to share something magical with you, but fear the tremendous weight the Joystiq Biomass carries will crush the life out of the magical thing in question. Still, though we don’t want to bring Nintendo’s attention to this, we couldn’t not share this incredible, homemade Advance Wars board game with you — especially since you can print out all the assets and start playing it with your fellow tabletop enthusiasts immediately.

This Week in PlayStation Home: Easter City Huntdown Event, MAG and Irem Virtual Items, The Tester Marathon, and More!

What’s up Home-bodies?!?! This week brings more of what you’ve come to expect from our weekly updates over at PlayStation Home . And by “more of what you’ve come to expect” I mean “awesome game content, compelling community events, and free media, all served up in a dynamic social environment that is only possible on the PS3 .” To start, we are celebrating the arrival of spring in the only way we know how – by throwing a huge event smattered with the irreverent humor you’ve come to know and love. This Friday, April 2, all of you action movie fans will want to log into PlayStation Home to partake in our Easter City Huntdown event.

Lost Planet 2 demo contains exclusive weapon usable in retail version

While previewing the competitive multiplayer mode of Lost Planet 2 yesterday, we confirmed with Capcom that the game’s multiplayer demo ( available now to some ) will feature an exclusive weapon, the “MG SP,” which will carry over to the final retail version of the game on Xbox 360 and PS3, provided there’s a save file from the demo on the system. Playing the demo will be the only way to unlock the gun.