In this weeks Gaming News Round-up: EA is looking to bring Need for Speed to the silver screen, whilst the Bulletstorm sequel is shelved and Crysis 3 is leaked. FULL STORY >

Facebook has announced that it is in the process of acquiring photo-sharing app Instagram for a cool $1 billion. FULL STORY >

Nissan will be using Intel's Atom processors to power some of its next-gen in-vehicle infotainment systems from 2013. FULL STORY >

Microsoft buys more than 800 patents and patent applications from global internet services and media firm AOL. FULL STORY >

European Commission launches two antitrust probes into Motorola Mobility's patent practices, after it had received complaints from Apple and Microsoft. FULL STORY >

In gaming this week: Euro 2012 will be coming to FIFA 12 via DLC, the FBI has its eyes set on games and new Forza Motorsport 4 DLC on the way. FULL STORY >

More rumours have emerged about the PlayStation 4, that if true, may leave PlayStation fans glad the PlayStation 3 will not be replaced this year. FULL STORY >

After taking a year long break from the octagon, THQ's UFC series returns to the ring with the best and most realistic iteration of the range thus far in UFC Undisputed 3. FULL STORY >

AMD completes its acquisition of microserver manufacturer SeaMicro, which will now be assimilated into AMD's Data Centre Server Solutions division. FULL STORY >

Samsung Electronics South Africa has appointed Craig Fleischer as its head of mobile communications. FULL STORY >

Widespread acclaim for the third iPad is being accompanied by concerns around heating issues. FULL STORY >

In part 2 of this week's Gaming News Round-up Bioware responds to Mass Effect 3 criticism, Skyrim receives another update, and an old classic is set to return. FULL STORY >

Nikon in South Africa has announced an exclusive five year warranty on Nikon D7000, D5100 and D3100 DSLR bodies. FULL STORY >

Alpheus Mangale takes the lead of managing director for Cisco in South Africa. FULL STORY >

It's official: Twitter has purchased Posterous, but for the time being, Posterous Spaces isn't going anywhere quite yet. FULL STORY >