Square Enix Japan has pulled the curtains off their latest Dragon Quest game called Dragon Quest Wars. This is a strategy game based on the DQ franchise and supports up to four players over the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Development is being handled by Intelligent Systems of Fire Emblem and Advance Wars fame.

Take this as a point for Rockstar Game's Grand Theft Auto: China Town Wars - as it turns out, the game may have online capabilities. But to what extent? Will this mean that we're going to have an online game mode akin to Grand Theft Auto 4? At this point, all we can do is speculate. Check out the details in the full article.

Now here's something that will surely light up the smiles on every DS owners' faces: Konami has recently announced that the sequel to Elebits, Elebits: The Adventures of Kai and Zero, will be hitting the Nintendo handheld this fall, confirming an earlier rumor. More details in the full article!  

Electronic Arts will be putting together a new project from the bricks of an old and well-loved franchise. SimCity Creator will reintroduce the classic SimCity series on both the Nintendo Wii and DS platforms. Find out the details to both versions in our full article after the jump.

Square Enix Ltd., the publisher of Arkanoid DS and Space Invaders Extreme (PlayStation Portable, Nintendo DS) in has finally given out specific details regarding the launch date in Europe and PAL regions. To find out more about this, don't hesitate to check out the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Things are definitely gearing up for Nintendo's handy console as more and more games are being launched this year. This time around, Vir2L Studios unleashes two games for the DS: AMF Bowling: Pinbusters! and Ducati Moto. Check out these games in the full article.

More details about Capcom's upcoming Mega Man Star Force 2 for the Nintendo DS have finally been released. If you want to find out more about the different game versions and the various features found in the game, head on over to the full article. Just click on the "read more" link below to do so.

Phoenix Wright and Kyle Hyde might be getting too passé for some of you, so it's time to roll in the latest thinker in DS town. This detective - oops, professor, rather - has an English accent and isn't afraid to use it. What's all the commotion about? Better put your thinking cap back on as we dive straight into the full article for an in-depth review of Professor Layton and the Curious Village. And we promise: we don't have any natural tendency to suddenly drop unsuspecting puzzles on you right out of the blue.

*Article originally posted on February 18, 2008 at 2:37 p.m.

Graphics aren't the only notable differences between the PlayStation Portable and the Nintendo DS version of Hudson Entertainment's Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of Ancient Arts. In an interview conducted by Siliconera, they were able to talk to Hudson Brand Manager Mike Pepe regarding the major differences across the two handheld versions of the game. You can find out what these differences are by clicking on the Read More link below.

Shigeru Miyamoto, the veritable father of modern gaming, revealed in a recent interview with Famitsu some of the Nintendo's future plans for its next-gen gaming platforms. He discussed the possibility of future titles using the Wii Fit's Balance Board peripheral, more sequels of Nintendo's successful past titles, and the new features that the DS handheld will be sporting in the coming year.

Read the full article for more details on the interview after the jump!