Both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 motion-tracking add-ons coming in late 2010 will launch alongside support from publisher Electronic Arts, the company has affirmed.

"With respect to the motion control games on [Project] Natal / Xbox and the Sony Motion Controller, we will be supporting both of those platforms at launch," explained EA COO John Schappert in a conference call. "We don't have any titles to announce right now on those, but we will be supporting those and we are hopeful on those." Read more »

Electronic Arts' first two games to take advantage of the Wii MotionPlus accessory will now arrive alongside the optional add-on on June 8, the publisher announced today.

Previously, the Wii editions of EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis and Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 were slated to launch on June 16. Both games will be available individually at $50, with a $60 Tiger Woods bundle packing the regularly $20 accessory. Read more »

Here's a trailer for EA's upcoming Grand Slam Tennis, which hits Wii on June 16. The game definitely looks nice, but it's hard to say anything else because I haven't had a chance to play it yet. With a motion-centric game like this, the controls are everything.

The first batch of screenshots from EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis have arrived, showcasing what EA claims to be "the deepest tennis experience ever for the Wii."

Packing support for the Wii MotionPlus controller add-on, the game hits June 16.

Electronic Arts today announced that EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis and Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 will hit Wii on June 16, and confirmed that the two will the first Wii games out of EA that support the upcoming MotionPlus controller add-on.

Nintendo unveiled the accessory last summer, promising that it would improve the accuracy of the Wii Remote's motion-sensing capabilities to an almost 1:1 scale. At last official word, the add-on was to be bundled with Wii Sports Resort this spring. Read more »