It looks like the $18 million James Cameron invested into the 3D conversion of his Oscar-winning Titanic was money well spent. The director spent time meticulously going over every frame of the film to convert it to 3D. And the movie opened with $25.7 million in the U.S. and an additional $35.5 million in 84 foreign territories. Cameron talks about Titanic and 3D in the video below.

Looking for a different type of March madness? Konami Digital Entertainment has launched a full month of interactive horror with Silent Hill Downpour for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The new game expands on the exploration theme of the franchise both design-wise and through psychological torture, ambient story, horrific enemies and self-evaluative questions of despair. Check out the video below to see what that means in gaming terms.

With the heat building for the official kickoff of the summer movie season – Marvel’s The Avengers – gamers won’t have a console game to play. But Marvel Entertainment and Disney Interactive Media Group (DIMG) have debuted a social game based on Marvel’s iconic characters, Marvel: Avengers Alliance. Developed by Playdom, Marvel: Avengers Alliance features a tactical turn-based combat experience with dozens of familiar Marvel Super Heroes and Super Villains. Though it's not based on the franchise movie, it is better than nothing.

Star Wars' popularity remains at an all-time high 35 years after the initial film's original release, with millions of fans still clamoring for the original adventures -- and a few for the prequel trilogy that started in 1999.  That popularity continues today with Star Wars Kinect heading towards release, and a 3D version of Episode 1: The Phantom Menace hitting theaters next month.  But leave it to a man named Casey Pugh to release a project that shows just how devoted fans are to the series, with a remarkable project that's just as watchable as the Star Wars films itself.

Here we are, 2012, and already we're seeing a bunch of movie trailers indicating upcoming projects that will be in 3D.  Disney has already confirmed that Marvel's The Avengers will be in that format; the upcoming Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance from Sony will benefit from the third dimension; and remakes of Titanic and Beauty and the Beast will soon hit theaters with the 3D touch.  But perhaps the biggest title to use the format arrives next month, when Star Wars officially steps into the 3D realm with a re-release of Episode I: The Phantom Menace.

There’s never been a better time for Gleeks. The new season of “Glee” has righted its ship after a rocky start, and now there’s a new Konami Karaoke Revolution: Glee Volume 3 game for Wii on store shelves. Complementing the third Wii game is Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment’s Glee: The Concert Movie 3D Blu-ray. The new movie introduces Shazam technology, which connects your PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Blu-ray, or DVD player to your smartphone.

Zen Studios has been on a roll in 2011, with the release of several pinball tables for both Zen Pinball and Pinball FX 2, namely the Marvel Pinball tables.  But this holiday season, it's continuing to build on its reputation by releasing a quartet of new tables.  Coming next week, Marvel Pinball: Vengeance and Virtue will give you four more reasons to flip out -- and for moderately cheap.

Paramount Digital Entertainment has taken a unique approach with its new Facebook game, Mission: Impossible The Game. Developer Funtactix has created a very deep multiplayer online experience for fans of the film franchise that boasts 200 levels. The game currently available focuses on the first three films in the franchise and a new level based on Ghost Protocol will be launching in December before the new Tom Cruise movie from Paramount Pictures opens. Sam Glassenberg, CEO of Funtactix, talks about this new project in this exclusive interview.

There's an overabundance of dancing/rhythm games to choose from on the Kinect this holiday season, and it's vitally important to pick the right one, lest your party turn into a forgettable affair.  For that, we can't recommend Dance Central 2 enough.  It gets everything just right.  Meanwhile, 505 Games' Grease Dance, based on the hit film/play of the same name, can't manage to find that beat.  Not even with Greased Lightning.

Fans of Assassin’s Creed have more than Ubisoft's Revelations to look forward to on November 15th. There’s a feature film in the works from Sony Pictures based on the original game. And now one of the main characters from the franchise is getting his own TV show. Starz Entertainment has greenlit a new original adventure series titled “Da Vinci’s Demons,” developed and produced by BBC Worldwide Productions. Written by David S. Goyer, co-writer of blockbuster and critically-acclaimed films Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and writer of the highly anticipated Man of Steel, the eight-episode series is scheduled to begin production in early 2012.

NEVERDIE Studios, creators of the ROCKtropia Virtual World, a sophisticated, next-gen, cash prize-based game world with mythology drawn from pop culture, has launched a unique, in-game event for players of its recently released massively multiplayer online (MMO) game, Hunt The Thing. This new movie-length MMO event is inspired by Universal Pictures’ current thriller The Thing, now in theatres nationwide. The game was developed using Crytek’s CryENGINE2 technology.

When it aired a few years ago on Fox, Arrested Development was quite simply the best comedy show on television, with its over-the-top characters (Gob is the man!), ridiculous scenarios and dead-pan humor.  And when it went away, we got all sad.  However, news is now spreading like wildfire that the Bluth family will return to TV one more time, before setting down the path for the highly anticipated movie.