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Unity Technologies has announced an agreement with LG that will see Unity-authored games playable on the South Korean company's range of Smart TVs. The deal, announced yesterday, will begin with LG's 2012 range of TVs. It follows a similar deal with cloud gaming service Gaikai, announced last month, as LG seeks to reposition its products not just as TVs, but all-in-one multimedia systems. More >

Gaikai has announced a partnership with Korean electronics firm LG that will make cloud gaming possible on Smart TVs without the need for a connected console. The deal, announced this afternoon in a press release, will see Gaikai's open cloud technology integrated in LG's Cinema 3D range of Smart TVs, beginning with models produced this year. More >

Capcom has confirmed that Street Fighter IV - which made its arcade debut back in 2008, and was released for iOS early last year - is headed to Android devices. More >

The two firms have been filing patent infringement claims against each other since December last year, one of which resulted in European customs officers being ordered to seize incoming shipments of PS3 consoles. The matter has now been resolved, with an LG spokesperson telling Reuters: "LG and Sony recently agreed to drop patent infringement lawsuits against each other." As part of the agreement, LG says it has signed a cross-licensing deal with Sony.