A lot of games are coming out this week. A veritable rainbow of releases, if you will. If we scale it, the red part (ROY G BIV, remember?) would include big titles like Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for PSP, Borderlands, WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2010 and FIFA Soccer 10. On the violet side (more like bruise purple, really) we have the Charm Girls Club games and another Imagine [Insert Occupation Here] release. Hit the jump and let's get this ball rolling.

Taito isn't done invading the Wii and the DS. As recently promised by Square Enix, they really are bringing more Taito Classics to the said platforms. Check out the list at the full article for the corresponding titles you may very well expect in the coming future.

There's more in store for you European gamers as Square Enix promises to send out more Taito classics your way, especially after the highly impressive outcome of the Space Invaders Extreme for the DS. Reports have it that you can expect the classics rollin' out your way this summer of 2009.

Despite having a comical and motivational theme to it, the TV spot for Change 4 Life was met with ire by the gaming industry for linking gaming with obesity, calling it "another example of naive stereotyping and scapegoating." If you haven't seen the ad, click for the full article and see for yourself.

It's the first issue of the Weekend Warrior for the DS, and what do we have in store for you guys? Sure, the DS handheld isn't too busy nowadays, but we still have something in the form of a bunch of funny homebrew creations, and some good new game releases. Read all about it in the full Weekend Warrior report!

Videogame remakes have always been hit-or-miss. True, the core gameplay of the original may be evident, but oftentimes things get changed to the point that the end product is barely recognizable and alienates itself from its root material. Space Invaders Extreme is no different, being that it's the latest remake in a long line of remakes of the original 1978 classic. But is it different from all the other remakes out there? Is this an entirely new invasion, or just a small uprising? Find out in the full article, as QJ.NET reviews Space Invaders Extreme for the PSP and DS.

This issue is another one of those weeks where you could selectively stave off from spending hard-earned cash, but then there are millions of gamers who need their gaming fix. Gladly enough, third-party publishers on the Nintendo DS and Nintendo Wii have addressed the casual gaming populace, and that pretty much sums up this week's retail release line up. On second thought, no - we still have an MMO, EA Maxis' pre-Spore sampler, a formerly retail, now PSN game, plus the release of Rock Band on the Nintendo Wii. Check the full story for details.

Australia based gamers will be glad to know that they're going to be getting some big name Square Enix titles such as Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII for the Sony PlayStation Portable and Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors for the Nintendo DS this year. To find out more, head on over to the full article.

Taito Corporation revealed that Space Invaders Extreme on the Nintendo DS and Sony PlayStation Portable as well as Arkanoid DS will be arriving in North America soon. To find out the exact date as well as what these two games have to offer, head on over to the full article.

The next entry to the long-running Space Invaders franchise, Space Invaders Extreme, was first announced at this year's Tokyo Game Show. Taito made clear that the game is going to be exclusive for the Nintendo DS.

However, it seems that the developer has changed its mind because the official website of Space Invaders Extreme is now revealing that it will also be appearing on the Sony PlayStation Portable. More details after the jump!