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Direct link here The footage above comes from the Creator’s Voice feature, which is yet to be translated. You can check out the Japanese version right here.

Just letting our Aussie friends know…yes, these games are still on the way. No word on when, but the rating by the OFLC is the first step in the right direction!

Jenny McCarthy decided to swing by the Tonight Show to pimp out Your Shape. While they didn’t do a demo of the game, Jenny did spend a few minutes discussing what it was all about. As soon as the clip is online, I’ll be happy to share with you guys.

The artwork above is the winning weapon design for the Monster Hunter 3 contest.

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Link’s Awakening 3D is one of the many fan projects that many never see the light of day. I sure hope it does, because I want to replay this game…and seeing it in 3d would be even better! I’m hoping Nintendo treats this one the same way they do Earthbound, and just kind [...]

A portion of a 4cr review… Diner Dash is an addictive, challenging game that challenges some of the industry’s preconceived (and bogus) notions of casual versus hardcore and, while this isn’t really the place to have that debate, I’m glad that the game kicked it into the limelight (well, my limelight anyways).

Watch authentic weapons and locales spring to life with deadly accuracy!

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THQ is no stranger to producing accessible, fun-for-the-whole-family entertainment and has just inked a deal to acquire exclusive rights to Dreamworks game tie-ins worldwide. This agreement will see THQ produce three titles initially: Kung-Fu Panda 2: The Kaboom of Doom; a game based on upcoming Shrek spin-off, Puss in Boots; and a title based on the animated TV series, The Penguins of Madagascar. That last one sounds a lot more interesting than a game based on Morgan Freeman's penguins, though we must admit, a game based on the French version of that would be fantastique.But, we digress. THQ also gains rights for "Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network and Nintendo Wii Virtual Console" -- we guess THQ has never heard of WiiWare? The first title to release as a part of this deal, The Penguins of Madagascar, will grace store shelves starting next year, while the other games will release alongside their theatrical counterparts in 2011.

A portion of animenewsnetwork’s review: It’s easy to get caught up in hyperbole when a Mario game does well, as old magazine covers extolling Super Mario 64 as “The Greatest Game Ever” can attest. Yet New Super Mario Bros. Wii truly is one of the best games of its kind, a running, jumping, mushroom-eating, turtle-stomping, side-scrolling, [...]

Ladies can help get in shape with the help of a Nintendo DS.

Dudes can help get in shape with the help of a Nintendo DS.

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A CVG source (singular) claims that Logitech is developing a UMD drive add-on for the PSP Go. The source has neither price nor release information, merely stating that the "only problem is that it'll make the PSP a little bulky." Logitech's UK office told the outlet that it's unaware of such a device and that it "may be something the US office is working on." We've contacted both Sony and Logitech for more concrete information. Beyond the fact that such an add-on would undermine what the Go represents (not quite the "only" problem, is it?), the likely price of such a device, in addition to the base cost of the PSP Go, would not compare well to the already lower cost of a regular PSP with UMD drive. Now, if the add-on could "install" your old games, that would be something ... Update: Logitech tells Joystiq: "This is not something that our company is working on."

Mindscape has established a new development studio in France called Punchers Impact, Develop reports. The news here isn't so much that the team will be focusing on downloadable games for XBLA, PSN and PC -- rather, that many of the 40-odd staffers come from noteworthy devs EA and Free Radical. The studio is being led by Guillaume Descamps in the role of studio director and executive producer. Previously of casual game devs ZigZag Island and DK Games, Descamps is in charge of Punchers Impact's yet-unnamed first release, which Mindscape says will be ready for the end of 2010. While the team's makeup may lend itself well to delivering a solid downloadable action title, we have a sneaking suspicion that, given Mindscape's track record of games such as My Pet Hotel, the chances of a TimeSplitters-like release have been neutered.

A Boy And His Blob (Wii) There were a lot of quirky games back in the 8-bit days, but few were stranger than A Boy and His Blob. This gorgeous sequel captures the spirit of the original, featuring an abundance of levels, ingenious puzzles, and plenty of twists to keep you entertained. The game also provides [...]

This is what happens when you buy your parents a game they can relate to.

This is what happens when you buy your parents a game they can relate to.

Even little kids need a game to call their own.

In space, no one can hear you snore.

This is what happens when you buy your parents a game they can relate to.

We imagine it'll be somewhat strange the first time we watch Resident Evil's Albert Wesker being eaten by Lost Planet 2's giant salamander boss, now named "Gordiant". And watching the helmet-less antagonist desperately struggling to keep his hair just so while battling the third level's boss, "Red Eye," should prove comedic if nothing else. We just couldn't help but put two and two together when looking at the new screens the game's publisher released recently of three new bosses (including the eloquently named "Akrid X"), especially with the knowledge that we can play through the entirety of Lost Planet 2 as Resident Evil's recurring villain still so fresh in our minds. Sure, finding out that the ginormous monster that we battled in the demo is named "Gordiant" is just about as exciting as meeting Michael Bublé (swoon), but it doesn't have quite the same charm as finally watching Wesker perish. The demo experience has certainly changed for us, though - now we have a name to direct all these profanities at while being repeatedly murdalized. Source 1 - Capcom Unity Source 2 - Capcom Unity Source 3 - Capcom Unity