Asus Transformer is a great device. Sadly the Tegra 2 based tablet has been overshadowed by its more powerful and thinner brother, Prime, but it was the first to introduce the concept of netbook and tablet hybrid.

For those that currently own the Transformer Prime may want to brace your selves: ASUS may soon release a device to replace Prime. While this might sound like the updated Prime Asus announced back at CES that apparently isn’t the case.

There are gamers, hardcore gamers, and then there are the exclusive Ultra Gamers. If you constantly game everywhere and at anytime (wash your hands) then consider yourself the latter. As an Ultra Gamer your title isn't complete without plastic peripherals. Unfortunately, game peripherals for mobile devices can be a bit lacking (with the exception of Nokia's upcoming 9mm pocket friendly, n9xxx).

Imagine this: Gameloft releases a brand new trailer for Modern Combat, Modern Combat 6: World War Space, and suddenly you find yourself brimming with sweat and your mouth strangely dry.The graphics induce uncontrollable eye twitching and that new gameplay mode renders your jaws grounded and mopping the floor (while knowing touchscreen control is terrible, but you’ll play it anyway).

OnLive for Android has been out for a little while now offering up mobile optimized games through their streaming service. Another company, however, looks to be gearing up to enter the U.S. with their cloud-based game streaming service as well.

Users of the Sprint network will be getting a couple of Sprint ID packs heading your way starting today from Gameloft. There will be an HD Games ID Pack and a Top Games ID Pack only for Sprint users. The selection of games isn't too shabby either.

The question of the day is what do you get when you connect a Galaxy Nexus to a projector and integrate Kinect into the mix? Awesomeness of a massive geek level, that's what. One innovative fellow going by the name of DDRBoxman has done exactly that to make a wall-size Android touchscreen running Ice Cream Sandwich.

While there are no shortages in ways you can wirelessly play and control your/with Android device, Brass Monkey has developed an app that will allow gamers to run games on the browser and use their Android device to interact and control their games.

Another quad-core Android device has decided to show up today, this time coming from LG. Currently we know of two quad-core devices in the works, one of which is from Fujitsu which we played with at CES 2012, and the second rumored to be from HTC. Now we have a third which is coming from LG called the X3.

Wish you can play the latest and greatest games without the expense of overpriced hardware? You’re in luck as Google recently announced a partnership with video game streaming company, OnLive. Steve Perlman, founder and CEO of OnLive, revealed on the official Google blog, plans to bring their program to Google TV enabled devices and television.

While currently exclusive to LG's HD phones, specifically the LG Spectrum when it gets released January 19th, Capcom's Street Fighter IV will be coming to the Android Market once the LG exclusivity on the Spectrum expires. So when can you expect to get this rather bad ass game?

SteelSeries is a company that, if you haven't heard of them before, makes a lot of gaming peripherals, a lot of which are for competitive gaming whether for professionals or just the hardcore gamer. Apparently, through licensing the technology used in the Zeemote, they have developed a wireless controller that you can use on your Android device called the Ion.

We headed over to the LG Booth for our appointment and what we were really interested in was the new LG Spectrum HD LTE Android phone which is also coming with Super Street Fighter IV. That particular game also came with the LG Nitro and can only be played on an phone that has a true HD resolution display.

One of the first items we walked right into when the doors open yesterday was the Intel booth and there they had a prototype of their upcoming Intel Android tablet. Coming from Lenovo, this particular tablet will be running Ice Cream Sandwich when it is released.

For those of you who were unable to tune into the live streaming of the nVidia Press Conference, there was a lot of talk about Tegra 3. While most of it was information we already knew, nVidia announced a few interesting new features.

Verizon has just announced the latest addition to the Droid family of phones called the Droid 4. This new member of the family will come packing a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of Ram and 16GB of internal storage. To make it even more enticing to get, it is also an LTE phone.

Every year we get rather unique gadgets that end up running Android. Last year during CES 2011, one of those unique devices happen to be a headset with a built-in touchscreen that ran Android. This year we already have one new gadget to talk about which is the A3-Wifi from FAVI Entertainment.

Fujitsu has jumped into the realm of Android it seems and are not pulling any punches when it comes to the hardware they are stuffing into their, yet unnamed, Android device. This beastly Android phone will pack a Tegra 3 quad-core chipset and come complete with a healthy dose of Android 4.0.

Huawei has unveiled two new Android phones today called the Ascend P1 and Ascend P1 S, one of which is labeled as the world's thinnest smartphone, at least for today. Considering this is CES we are sure there will be others touting their new devices under the same label of being the thinnest.

One of the most in-depth action/adventure games for Tegra 2 Android devices as well as the Xperia Play is Galaxy on Fire 2 from Fishlabs. Unfortunately for anyone who doesn't own a Tegra 2 device or an Xperia Play, you haven't been able to play this game (unless Chainfired of course). That, however, is about to change.

One game we have been waiting to play for quite some time after getting a few instances of hands-on demoing is Desert Winds by Southern Interactive. For those of you who missed any of our previous coverage of this game, essentially it is a Tomb Raider style of game for Snapdragon Android devices.

A couple of days ago we reported on Qualcomm and their upcoming GameCommand app for Snapdragon Android devices. This app is essentially a showcase application similar to nVidia's Tegra Zone only instead of being for Tegra devices it is for Android devices packing the Snapdragon chip.

What could very well be a rather large screw up by someone over at Sprint, it appears that they will be getting a Samsung Galaxy Nexus 4G LTE version which will sport a rather beefy 1.5GHz chip stuffed inside of it. This bit of news is courtesy of an ad that is (still) appearing on CNet's website regarding a Nikon camera.

We usually don't make it a habit to post about rumors or what 'sources say' most of the time but when it comes to the idea of a Google branded tablet (think Nexus tablet), we can't help but get a little excited at the thought of one. It would be about damn time too that Google made one.

More pre-CES 2012 news today as Qualcomm has announced that they will be launching the GamesCommand app we previously talked about a few weeks back. This will be the same type of app as Tegra Zone is but instead of showcasing Tegra games it will be showcasing Qualcomm Snapdragon games.