Ready for another puzzle solving adventure with the Professor and Luke? Well, Level 5 has just released the official site for the newest installment in the series, Professor Layton and the Final Time-Travel. Also included are some character art and screenshots. Check out the full article for details.

The brave little purple dragon is set to fly and conquer multiple consoles once again. Vivendi Games has just announced that they will be releasing the title following The Legend of Spyro: Eternal Night. Legend Of Spyro: Dawn Of The Dragon will be launched this autumn. Along with this announcement, screenshots and artworks were provided. Catch the details after the jump!

If it's indeed true that a picture's worth a thousand words, then Atlus has several thousand words to show all you Trauma Center fans out there. That's right, the company has revealed the official boxart, logo and new screenshots of the upcoming Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2. The box art is what you see on the left, but you may check out the rest of the eye candy in the full article after the jump.

Check out the characters you'll play as and meet in THQ's upcoming video game for the Wii and the DS, de Blob. Are you ready to be a color revolutionary and beat the monochromatic I.N.K.T.? Be sure to know who's friend and who's foe in this Australian-made, Dutch-inspired video game.

The character art are just after the jump!

The winners have been selected for this year's Into the Pixel showcase from the E for All Expo. Sixteen video game inspired art have been selected and are now being shown in Los Angeles.

The art, like video games, doesn't only focus on the dark and the sombre but also on the fanciful and the strange. This year's winners of Into the Pixel include art from the barren landscapes of Lair to the colorful playfulness of Viva Piñata.

The winning pieces span games from a varied set of platforms and genres. MMORPGs are also represented with a work inspired by EVE Online. There's even one inspired by Rayman Raving Rabbids (Wii, DS). Check out more images behind the Full Article link below and see if you can name the game, or if one of your favorites managed to make it.

Okay, Naruto fans. This one's for you. The official websites for Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution for the Nintendo Wii and Naruto: Path of The Ninja for the Nintendo DS are now live. You can check 'em out by clicking on the Via link below.

Additionally, we've also gotten our hands on some press kits for both games. These include packshots and fact sheets for both Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution and Naruto: Path of The Ninja. We'll start with the Wii title first. Here's the fact sheet as well as the packshot for Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution:

• 20 available characters – Among the available characters will be fan favorites such as Naruto, Sasuke or Sakura, but other characters will includesome never seen before in the Clash of Ninja series.  Plus, the characters will have all new animations for the Wii
• Battle it out in one of eight stages – Each of the eight stages will have two distinct combat zones that allow players to beat their opponent in one stage and then continue to pile on the punches as they transition to the next combat zone.
• Exclusive content for North America – This game will include all new game effects, new interactive environments and all new special attack animations - exclusive for North America
• Various game modes - Game modes include: story mode, score attack, timed attack, survival, 2P Versus, 2P Score Attack, 2P Survival and 1-4 Multiplayer Versus.
• Three special mini-games created especially for the Wii Remote – Shuriken Throw, Rasengan Training and Shadow Clone Trick.

Fact sheet and packshot for Naruto: Path of the Ninja after the jump!

After acquiring the rights from Activision, Sega sets the stage for their latest superhero video game, Iron Man. The business man turned superhero finally gets his chance to step onto the next generation console platform with his very own video game, following his last appearance in Marvel Ultimate Alliance.

Taking a look at the concept art Sega has released for the upcoming game, there's no doubt in anyone's mind that the armor-clad superhero will definitely make an impression when he hits the shelves. From the looks of it, Iron Man will using armor based closely on the film coming out next year. The game itself will be released sometime in spring next year.

Iron Man will be released on multiple platforms, namely the PC, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Nintendo Wii and DS. Until then, let's keep our eyes on the sky for more updates on the game.

 

Not much is known about NIBRIS' Children of the Night for the DS. After checking out the concept art, we can undoubtedly confirm that this will not be a game for kids.

If we were to judge this game based on what the developers have done with Sadness on the Wii, it will have a very engaging storyline, as well as gratuitous amounts of disturbing scenes. The devs have let slip that the main character will only be armed with whatever they can scrounge up from their environment. In addition to this, it has been announced that this DS-exclusive will be played from a 3rd person perspective.

No definite release date has been given for Children of the Night. After all, you can't rush horror. You have to let it fester and build until your victims grow crazy... Before you go, be sure to check out the artwork. It's a scream.

  

  

Taking a page from the Mega Man Battle Network series for the GBA, Capcom's famous blue bomber is all ready for a second run in its mirrored counterpart for the Nintendo DS in Mega Man Star Force 2. With the first game barely cooling off the shelves with its recent release, several screenshots for its sequel have already been released.

Keeping in the tradition with the cool transformations Mega Man can turn into, his new forms look just as sleek as the ones that have marked the three different versions of its previous iteration. No details have been released so far on what improvements and whatnot will be added to the sequel, but fans of the series will definitely be keeping their eyes out for this one.

More character art from Mega Man Star Force 2 right after the jump!

 

If ever you wanted to know what San Francisco and Seattle would look like under the eyes of a raging reptilian monster, then by all means, this game is for you. Ripping and roaring like, well, an unleashed Godzilla are two pack shots from Atari for their upcoming Godzilla: Unleashed title for the Nintendo Wii and DS.

As you can see from the pics above, they're for the European release, as indicated by the PEGI rating (12+). From what we gather, the monster title is scheduled to be released on November 13, 2007. The DS version is to cost US$ 29.99, while Wii copies retail for US$ 49.99 each.

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