Another week of On Shelves, and the major consoles are apparently missing in action. That doesn't mean, however, that there won't be any fun to be had in this week's slew of game releases. Final Fantasy IV will finally be getting its turn in the DS spotlight, for one, and there are several other sports and adventure titles to keep you busy through the summer lull.

E3 is home to another cool trailer of Ghostbusters: The Video Game (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, DS, PC). Terminal Reality seems to be doing a pretty good job with the visuals and the sound as the clip has been truly impressive. See it to believe it in the full article up ahead.

You'll have more than the power of the ghostbusting proton pack in the upcoming Ghostbusters video game. You'll also get the slime gun, which fires off powerful... snot like stuff. Only one of the many kinds of heat you're going to pack in the upcoming Ghostbusters video game. Check out the full article to watch new gameplay clips of the various guns you'll get in the game. Special appearance by the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.

Sierra Entertainment has confirmed The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor for the Nintendo Wii and DS. Last time we heard of this movie tie-in was only through an overlooked listing, but now, details have surfaced. Head over to the full article to learn more.

Fresh after his adventures with the Titans, Crash Bandicoot is at it again! Sierra Entertainment has announced Crash Bandicoot: Mind Over Mutant, where Crash has to save his friends from Neo Cortex, who's back with a new device of ultimate evil... and can send out text messages too. Details and screenshots in the full article.

While Wii Fit and Grand Theft Auto IV vied for our attentions last week, Sierra Entertainment pulled a fast one and managed to drop a couple of bombshells of its own during its gaming-centric event, Sierra Spring Break 08. Aside from the new info springing forth for The Bourne Conspiracy, Prototype, and World of Conflict, we've also gathered tons of new details on the massively multiplatform Ghostbusters: The Videogame. The features, screens, and a little bit more can be had at the full story.

The touted merger between Vivendi Universal and Activision sounds real sweet, but for labels other than Blizzard, things may not be as enticing. A recent report over at the Variety Blogs suggests that the veteran developers may see a lot of changes in the near future. Find out why in the full article up ahead.

One of the most exciting bits of news that gamers can hear is that of the release date for highly-anticipated games. Fortunately for gamers in the United Kingdom, Play.com has spilled the beans via a booklet. Release dates for various games such as Fable 2 and Protorype have been announced.

Got a particular game in mind? Why not check the full article for the list of games?

Have you ever wondered why Geometry Wars: Galaxies found its way to the Nintendo Wii and DS? What's the Nintendo Wii-DS link actually for?

Sierra senior producer Sierra Entertainment">Roger Carpenter has the answer to that and other questions, right after the jump.

Considering how creepy creatures are shaping up to be in Red Fly Studios and Sierra Entertainment's Ghostbusters: The Video Game (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, DS, PC), we strongly advise keeping that phone ready to drop a line.

Get an idea of how the monsters look by heading over to the full article.