As you might know by now our favourite red dressed campcom´s character will be back with new games for the Gamecube, DS and PSP.

The Company Announced the official name for this installements wich were initially named as Red Hot Man.

Ok the name is not so different since it is Viewtiful Joe: Red Hot Rumble for the Cube and PSP versions. The DS version, being a totally different game with the use of both screens will be called Viewtiful Joe: Double Trouble.

Double Trouble is expected for launch on October while Red Hot Rumble will see the light until Novemeber in the US.

Shigeru Miyamoto gave some extra details on the revolution on a recent interview to EGM, we are getting used to not expecting a lot from recent interviews where nintendo people just discuss little details and this is not the exception.

He talked a bit about the games they could be planning for the upcoming console hinting new Pikmin and Luigi´s mansion sequels: “Nothing’s set in stone yet, but the interface we’re creating for the Revolution is well suited to Pikmin”.

Miyamoto san also talked a bit about the Wi-Fi possibilities, as expected, the Revolution will connect to the DS and he also said the console won´t have an Ethernet port, just the USB we already know about.

He also answered some questions about the critics regarding the graphics and the lack of built-in DVD support.

I don´t know why the critics on the graphics keep coming, i mean, we still don´t even know the specs and we certainly haven´t seen in game graphics.

You can read more of this interview at Eurogamer.

United States

• Gamecube: Animaniacs: The great Edgar Hunt
• Gamecube: Harvest Moon: Another Wonderful life
• GBA: Disney´s Kim Possible 3: Team Possible
• GBA: That´s so raven 2: Supernatural style

Europe

• Nothing for you guys, sorry.

Japan

• Gamecube: Robots
• Nintendo DS: Ovendam
• Nintendo DS: Pac n´ Roll
• Nintendo DS: Robots
• Nintendo DS: Star Wars Episode III: Sith no Fukushuu
• GBA: Robots
• GBA: Futari wa Precure Max Heart: Maji? Maji!? Fight de IN Janai (wow, that´s a long name)
• GBA: Konjiki no Gashbell!! The card battle for the GBA
• GBA: Shin Bokura no Taiyou: Gyakushuu no Sabata

Great News, the next installement of the Resident Evil series will be going multiplatform at least for the 360 and PS3. This will be the first Resident Evil ever seen on a Microsoft´s console.

There is no word on wheter the game will be launched also for the Nintendo Revolution but i think the chances are good and there´s not an ofiicial announcement only because of the lack of information about Nintendo´s console.

Famitsu also released the image above which would be featuring, according to rumours the main character for the game.

Update: There´s actually a teaser of the game. Sorry i didn´t know that before, you can watch it here.

The little worms who enjoy killing each other with flying sheeps are coming to both portable gaming consoles accoriding to a recent announcement.

THQ and Team 17 are already on the works to bring a version of Worms to the Nintendo DS and the PSP.

This sounds like a great idea, i really enjoyed the original version of worms for the PC and i think with the multiplayer capabilities of both versions this could be a really fun game if it gets done right.

There are not details about a release date or even the kind of gameplay the game will be featuring but i´m sure we´ll be hearing about that soon.

Another one of those a lot of gmae for Japan and nothing for the rest of us week. Enjoy!

United States

• Nintendo DS: Nanostray

Japan

• Gamecube: Super Mario Stadium Miracle Baseball
• Nintendo DS: Hagane no Renkinjutsushi: Dual Symphony
• Nintendo DS: Rockman EXE 5 DS: Twin Leaders
• Nintendo DS: Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour
• GBA: Disney’s Lilo and Stitch
• GBA: Bleach Advance
• GBA: Kidou Gekidan Haro Ichiza: Haro no Puyo Puyo

Europe

• Gamecube: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
• GBA: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

According to this article at Yahoo news, The godfather has been delayed until March, 2006. This means a 5 mont delay from it´s original launch date but there´s also one more thing: There will be no Gamecube´s version. This is really weird coming from Electronic Arts since most of their game are for every single console.

There are rumours that EA could have made an agreement with Microsoft and Sony and this will not be the last time we hear this kind of news.

The godfather will be released for PS2, XBox, PC and a next generation version is on the works.

Shame on you EA!.

Via | BluesNews

According to the Tokyo Game show 2005 exhibitor´s list, Nintendo won´t show up for the event. This wouldn´t be the first time they do this since they have skipped the TGS before.

This probably means we won´t be seeing info on the Revolution and since there are not big events remaining in the gaming industry for this year i wouldn´t be surprised if we don´t see a lot of Nintendo´s next gen console until next year. A extra conference is not discarded yet, most likely this would happen on Xbox 360 launch month but i wouldn´t get my hopes up.

TGS is scheduled for September 16 to September 18, this event is like the japanese version of the e3 important developers like Capcom and Bandai will be assisting to show games that as usual are not expected to launch in America.

United States

• Gamecube: Charlie and the chocolate factory
• GBA: Charlie and the chocolate factory
• GBA: Herbie: Fully loaded

Europe

• Gamecube: Fantastic Four
• Gamecube: Killer 7 [review / roundup]
• GBA: Fantastic Four

Japan

• Gamecube: Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix
• Gamecube: Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 12
• Nintedo DS: Naruto RPG 2: Chidori vs. Rasengan
• GBA: Jaja-Kun Jr. Denshouki (Best Buy)

IGN has a new batallion wars trailer, this is one of the games i´ve been really waiting for. The gameplay looks interesting, we will see if can get as fun as advance wars. Batallion wars is expected to launch on September 19 in the United States. Click here to check it out