Wed, Jun 29, 2011 | 14:39 BST

BULLETCAST, June 29 – What you need to know now

I made this video. Then Andrew House became president of SCE. News stops for no man. Here’s all the headlines you need to know now.

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Sony’s announced the appointment of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe boss Andrew House as the president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment International.
The Uncharted 3 multiplayer beta’s launched. Traffic brought it to its knees last night. We’ll have impressions and videos for you this morning.
Blizzard’s announced a World of WarCraft Starter Edition, meaning you can play the game for free up to level 20. The move will have been made to boost stalled subs.
BioShock Infinite and Skyrim cleared up at the Game Critic Awards. These are the official E3 gongs.
Capcom’s revealed the title behind its mysterious May trademark – the online multiplayer PC game Ixion Saga. Sounds like some kind of Japanese, team-based fantasy fighting thing.
Call of Duty: Black Ops has become the biggest-selling game in the UK ever. It’s sold 3,722,411 units, beating MW2 at 3,702,410 units. Annihilation, Black Ops’ third map pack, launched on Xbox Live yesterday.
Sony’s giving away free PS Plus months in return for yearly subs.
The Entertainment Software Association spent $1.1 million lobbying on the games industry’s behalf during the first quarter of 2011, financial reports have revealed.
The latest rapier thrust in the ongoing Fallout MMO legal duel has seen Interplay claim Bethesda was well aware of the company’s intention to use recognisable Fallout universe elements.
Multiple news sources have claimed Zynga is about to go public with a $20 billion IPO.
I am Alive’s been rated in Australia.
Sony Vice President Mike Hocking was quoted this week in a video interview as saying that we now have the technology to make virtual reality work, and that it could make a comeback.
CCP could lose up to $1 million dollars over EVE Online’s current microtransaction revolts.
Sony isn’t phasing out the 160Gb PS3 Slim in the UK, according to a spokesman.
Bethesda’s celebrated its 25th birthday.