Here is a brand new Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass Trailer. Enjoy!!

It seems that Camelot is coming back to the Wii with a golf game. We have all seen how awesome gold games can be on the Wii. I’m look at you Wii Golf… not you Tiger.

Anyways, here is the link to some We Love Golf screens. If you can read Japanese, then there is also some info there too. Sorry, but my Japanese translator is on vacation. She no love me long time.

We Love Golf Screens

Indie developer, Crossbeam Studios Entertainment, has announced that they will be attending the E4All expo in October. I am hoping that they will show their two work in progress games, Orb and Thorn.

So far all we have had from CSE is concept art among other promises. Though, the concept art does look pretty bad ass.

Here the feed about their October venture and a link to their site.

Greetings to you all,

Over the past two weeks CSE has been very busy with our plans for E for All in October. We have been working with our sister company to finalize plans for the expo. As such our updates to the site have been a bit delayed. To make up for this we are offering you three pieces of art today, enjoy.

Don’t worry, there’s more enticing updates coming, and of course we’ll update this site with our E for All info as soon as we can.

Sincerely,

Your Friends at CSE

Crossbeam Studios Entertainment

So now that Retro Studios has finished with the Metroid Prime series, it seems like that are moving on to bigger and better things. Not the PS3… I said bigger and BETTER things.

Anyways, here is a developer interview from Yahoo. A developer who worked on the game is basically talking about how they built Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and what they were able to do with the Wii hardware.

Last but not least, he talks about Retro taking a break from the Metroid series. This is interesting and will certainly allow us to see if Retro Studios can make another game just as awesome as Prime.

Metroid Developer Interview

Here is a preview from GameTrailers. As you can see, Dragon Quest has a very long title. It is actually: Dragon Quest Swords: The Mask Queen and the Tower of Mirrors. I am wondering how they are going to fit all of this on the art box. Maybe add some extra font like the Donkey Kong racing game on the Wii. Anyways, here you go.

DQS Trailer

First off, this game is made for the Wii and the DS. The Wii version has been in production for around four months or so and it is coming along nicely. The DS version looks … ok. Also, the game is being made by Red Fly. An indie developer comprised of veterans from the industry. The game is being published by GameCock who is also publishing another indie dev game called, Renegade Kid. Well, let me stop talking and here is the link for the video.

Mushroom Men Trailer

AGOURA HILLS, Calif. Aug. 30, 2007

THQ Inc. (NASDAQ:THQI) today announced Worms: A Space Oddity, the newest iteration of the popular turn-based strategy game, is scheduled for release in spring 2008. Retaining the humor synonymous with the Worms brand, Worms: A Space Oddity marks the franchise debut on the Wii(TM) with a fresh visual style, new environmental settings, intuitive controls and even more customization options. Players will be closer to the action than ever before, launching attacks through a wide range of gesture-based maneuvers only possible with the Wii Remote(TM).

In Worms: A Space Oddity, players will enjoy the ultimate blend of classic Worms game modes and re-invented single-player missions, as well as multiplayer modes that include a host of all-new party games and even more customization options. The game takes advantage of the Wii’s intuitive controls, on-screen hints and the redesigned interface with an in-game help system. Worms: A Space Oddity demonstrates significant visual, technical and design advancement over its predecessors with a new visual style that abandons the traditional drawn approach and replaces it with a distinctive style inspired by classic Sci-Fi looks. The Worms battles take place across six planets, each with its own, unique environments and global events. The online multiplayer experience pits up to four Worms fiends from all over the world against each other.

Worms: A Space Oddity is being developed by Team17 Software Ltd out of West Yorkshire, UK. Along with this title, two additional titles in the Worms series, Worms: Open Warfare 2 for the Nintendo DS(TM) and PSP(R) (PlayStation(R)Portable) system and Worms 2007 for wireless handsets, are scheduled for release this fall.

For more information about Worms: A Space Oddity and the rest of THQ’s line-up of games, please visit www.thq.com.

About THQ
THQ Inc. (NASDAQ:THQI) is a leading worldwide developer and publisher of interactive entertainment software. The company develops its products for all popular game systems, personal computers and wireless devices. Headquartered in Los Angeles County, California, THQ sells product through its global network of offices located throughout North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. More information about THQ and its products may be found at www.thq.com and www.thqwireless.com. THQ, THQ Wireless and their respective logos are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of THQ Inc.

2K Announces Carnival Games(TM) for Nintendo’s Wii(TM) Now Available

Wii exclusive title launches at Nintendo World premiere

2K, a publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO), announced today that Carnival Games(TM) is now available at major retailers throughout North America for a suggested retail price of $39.99 under its Global Star division. The game, developed exclusively for Nintendo’s Wii(TM) by the Company’s Cat Daddy Games studio, premiered Saturday, August 25th at the Rockefeller Center flagship location of the Nintendo World Store in New York City.

Carnival Games is designed for up to four players and features over 25 midway and boardwalk favorites, including Alley Ball, Clown Splash, Frog Leap, Shooting Gallery, Balloon Darts, Test Your Strength, Milk Can Throw, Ring Toss, Lucky Cups, Hoops, Day at the Races and the crowd-favorite Dunk Tank.

“When you play Carnival Games, your Wii Remote(TM) transforms from a sledgehammer to a frog-flinger, and everything in between,” said Steve Lux, Vice President of Publishing for Global Star Software. “With ten ways to use the Wii Remote, the real world thrills of carnival-style amusements truly come to life… to win at Nerves of Steel, you’re going to need them!”

To add to the carnival atmosphere, players can win over 250 virtual prizes - including animated disco aliens, giant stuffed animals and fuzzy dice - which can be upgraded as their gaming skills improve. Players can customize their in-game characters with items ranging from a Pirate’s wardrobe to elephant shoes to Viking horns.

Carnival Games is rated “E” for Everyone and is featured in Nintendo in-store kiosks. The title is supported by a nationwide marketing campaign including print, online and television commercials on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Discovery Kids and Toon Disney. Carnival Games is scheduled for release in Europe this fall.