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Shadow Walker is set for release in Japan on October 27th, 2010.

Check out more (old/new) screens here Also worth keeping tabs on is the Silent Hill: Shattered Memories blog. Today’s post has producer Tomm Hulett discussing the creation of the instruction booklet for the game. It’s actually pretty interesting!

More screens in our Flickr set EDISON, N.J., October 8, 2009 - Ever wonder how Mama selects the perfect ingredients for her delectable dishes? Well, for the first time in franchise history, chefs can go shopping with Mama and help her pick out the ingredients for this year’s selection of 80 new recipes. To give players [...]

LONDON (09 October 2009) Mastertronic have announced the development of Super Yum Yum Puzzle Adventures for Nintendo DSiWare™. Super Yum Yum is a multi award winning mobile puzzle game featuring a chameleon called Leon. This is the first time Super Yum Yum will be available on a console format. Ian Masters from AirPlay said: [...]

Wow, that’s just a little bit of a clone, don’t you think? The Wii Fitness name alone is dangerously close to causing some problems. I wonder if Nintendo will say anything about this one.

In North America, Bit.Trip: CORE was the hundredth WiiWare release. Today, Frontier Developments announced that LostWinds: Winter of the Melodias will receive that honor in Europe -- which also happens to mean the game will be out tomorrow! As the sequel to the standout WiiWare launch title, Winter of the Melodias is a good choice for the spot, although we don't discount the possibility that it just happened to work out that way.Winter of the Melodias includes a new cyclone ability and a mechanic that allows main character Toku to change the environment from summer to winter and back instantly; in turn manipulating bodies of water or even clouds. We hope Frontier and Nintendo don't wait until it's actually winter to give Americans the chance to play it.

Digital Chocolate has announced that it is bringing its iPhone and PC game, Tower Bloxx Deluxe to Xbox Live Arcade. The game tasks players with building incredibly tall (and architecturally unsound) towers. The game will include new features not seen on previous versions; specifically, new competitive and cooperative multiplayer modes. Tower Bloxx Deluxe will debut on October 21 for 800 ($10). Check out some screens (of the PC version) in the gallery below and find a trailer after the break. You can also try out a simplified 2D version of the game right here.

Direct link here 8th October 2009, Cambridge, UK. Frontier Developments Ltd. (‘Frontier’) today announced that LostWinds®: Winter of the Melodias will be released on Friday 9th October 2009 by Nintendo of Europe, making it the 100th game to be released by Nintendo of Europe on the innovative WiiWareä service. David Braben, Frontier’s Chairman and Founder, said: [...]