By Darren Waters
Technology editor, BBC News website, Los Angeles
Nintendo unveiled a highly-sensitive motion controller add-on for its Wii system as it seeks to capitalise on its position as the global console leader.
At the E3 games conference in Los Angeles, the firm showed off its Wii MotionPlus, which it promised would add more realism and depth to games.
The company has sold more than 10 million Wii consoles and 70 million DS handheld machines worldwide.
Rival Sony has announced a larger capacity version of its PlayStation 3.
At a later press conference, Sony unveiled a film download service and an 80-gigabyte hard drive version of PS3 for gamers in North America.
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