The last time Namco Bandai released a Museum collection on Wii with updated versions of its classics …

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Though a European trailer for No Heroes Allowed , the third game in the What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord!? series, was released during Gamescom, news of a North American release remained up in the air (instead of buried in a hastily-dug dungeon, where it belonged). SCEA has revealed plans to release the game, but did not offer up a date for the God of Destruction’s resurrection.

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Lording over your Keflings in A Kingdom for Keflings was easily one its most amusing aspects.

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Ubisoft Europe managing director Alain Corre isn’t one to parse words — for instance, he told GamesIndustry.biz in a recent interview, “The games that are not triple-A are not profitable anymore. And that’s changed in the last 18 months.” He admitted that “we are still releasing some new franchises,” citing Ruse as a calculated aberration

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The Mega Man Universe teaser trailer hinted at all sorts of cross-game franchise madness when it debuted earlier this year, and this first gameplay trailer does little more than stoke our curiosity all the more. The new teaser begins with an introduction from creator Keiji Inafune, and then launches into the character select screen of this prettied up side-scrolling Mega Man title. After just a minute of Blue Bomber action, a final tease is revealed — the character select screen pops up again, only this time it features a Megafied version of Street Fighter’s Ryu

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How does former Spice Girl Mel B keep in shape? Continue reading Mel B and Wii exercise accessories: 2 Become 1 Mel B and Wii exercise accessories: 2 Become 1 originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 02 Sep 2010 03:00:00 EST

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IGN reports that two big announcements have been made at a Microsoft Open House event in Australia. First and foremost, Kinect will launch in the land down under on November 18. The unit will be bundled with Kinect Adventures for AUD $199 (USD $181)

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IGN reports that two big announcements have been made at a Microsoft Open House event in Australia. First and foremost, Kinect will launch in the land down under on November 18.

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According to a Eurogamer Spain interview ( translation ) with Microsoft PR & Event Manager Lidia Pitzalis, Kinect will not support voice control in all regions when it launches this November. At launch, according to Pitzalis, voice control will be available in the US, UK, Mexico and Japan. Eurogamer Spain notes that speaking English (or Spanish with a Mexican accent) won’t suffice either, as voice control will actually be disabled in the affected countries at launch.

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The Dreamcast continues to cling to the barest sliver of life, thanks to the work of NGDev Team.

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