NBA All-Star and Orlando Magic Center Dwight Howard does his first 3D Interview with GamerLive.TV as he helps THQ and Adidas launch their MiCoach fitness video game for the Microsoft Xbox 360 Kinect and Sony Playstation Move consoles.

Ubisoft announced their Just Dance 2 video game as a sponsor of Katy Perry's California Dreams Tour in North America. This sponsorship is highlighted by the "Just Dance Your Way to Katy Perry" contest, which challenges fans to record themselves and their friends dancing to Katy's "Firework" via Just Dance 2 to win a chance to win VIP tickets and meet-and-greet passes to her shows across the U.S. and Canada. Just Dance 2, the bestselling game for Nintendo Wii, will be featured at each tour location through branded signage and a pre-show video trailer featuring Katy Perry playing Just Dance 2.

Sega will have an eclectic roster of titles on display at the 2011 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3 2011). The company will present more than 13 new games across all major platforms, including several games in stunning stereoscopic 3D, support for PlayStation Move, Kinect for Xbox 360, and Nintendo 3DS. The lineup spans multiple genres and includes adaptations of blockbuster film franchises, an original squad-based shooter from the creative mind of some of SEGA’s most popular franchises, the first “M-rated” game on Kinect for Xbox360, AAA digital titles, an all-new title from critically acclaimed developer PlatinumGames and many more.

Frogger is back, hitting the streets on the new Nintendo 3DS. This 30 year old amphibian is used to jumping from place to place but never clear off the screen. The 3DS system allows users favorite frog to jump right out at them with its glasses-free 3D capabilities. Frogger jumps straight into new troubles with all new friends and over 60 new challenges. This famous frog doesn’t stay put for a second, if he’s not crossing busy roads he’s climbing skyscrapers or trying not to be eaten at a busy sushi restaurant. Whatever Frogger is up to in his newest game he is sure to jump right off the screen and straight into your heart.

Richard Garriott’s Portalarium, an Austin-based publisher and developer of games for social network and mobile platforms, has closed a second round of bridge financing. Garriott, best known as Lord British by online gamers, has attracted investors from around the globe. He talks about his new company in this exclusive video interview.