If you've been losing sleep thinking about just how the other versions of LucasArts' Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Xbox 360, PS3, PS2, PSP, DS, Wii) will measure up to the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions, then here to make sure you have a good night's rest is the developer team with their video about those exact versions. And yes, they do match up, but in other ways besides graphics. See what we mean in the full article.

Tragnarion Studios is sending out word that it will be porting the Nintendo DS game Doodle Hex to the Nintendo Wii. This has been made possible after the company has acquired its license from Nintendo to developer games for the motion-sensing capable system. More on this after the jump!

Those of you who are worried that the Wii and DS versions of Sumo Digital's Sega Superstars Tennis won't be as enjoyable without any online support should put those apprehensions to rest. Developers Steve Lycett and Travis Ryan explain some of the game's other features that more than make up for the lack of online features. You can check out what they had to say in our full article.

Lego games are one of those few franchises where you could actually smile when your character dies. Exploding bits of Lego just can't fail to brighten up your day. A huge rolling Lego boulder is bound to do the same. New info and details are in for the upcoming Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures. Check it out in the full article.

If you're hungry for some interesting game-related predictions, we've got just the thing for you. Surfer Girl is back and she's got a mouthful on stuff mostly about Nintendo gear. Word on upcoming Nintendo Wii games from Namco as well as details on what could be the best Nintendo DS game of the year have been spilled. For the full load of juicy buzz, see the full article up ahead.

Telltale Games' Mark Darin and Greg Land recently talked about the pros of porting games to the Wii and DS platform in an interview by Cubed3. With games like CSI: Hard Evidence (PC, Xbox 360, Wii, DS) and the Sam & Max series under their belt, they also talked about how the Wii and DS can rekindle interest in the old-school point-and-click adventure genre. You can read the interview with the Telltale Games designers in the full article.

With the advent of the next-generation consoles there's been an increased attention to the realism factor of gaming. However, with the phenomenal success of the Wii and the DS, which both focused on innovative gameplay rather than stunning graphics, a large question loomed on the industry: "What sells? Graphics or gameplay?" This and the role of the Nintendo platforms were the topics of discussion in a panel at the 2007 Montreal Independent Games Summit. Read about the discussion in the full article.

One NeoGAF Forum member got hold of a poster containing info regarding the presents Club Nintendo Platinum members will be receiving this coming holiday. Club Nintendo, for those not in the know, is the official club established by Nintendo exclusively for Japanese fans.

Membership is acquired through purchasing and registering video games published by the company. Previous rewards given away include Wiimote with TV remote functionality. See this year's rewards via the "read more" link below.

Two new trailers have arrived for Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games in anticipation for its Wii release three days from now (the DS version follows in a few months). One of the videos feature the archery tournament in the game, where you'll have to use both the Wiimote and the Nunchuk. In the other video - a short and sweet viral ad - Mario's being interviewed and, well... you'll have to watch it for yourselves.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii, DS) will be released on November 6. Check out the full article for the videos and repeat these words "Wassa matta of you?"

As promised, developer TT Games brought Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga (Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS) to GameCity 2007 in Nottingham. Producer Jonathan Smith showcased some of the features of the upcoming game, particularly the many ways to play using the Wii.

According to Smith, there's been confusion about having a light saber peripheral for Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga's iteration on Nintendo's console. TT Games has no plans to release a light saber, but he jokingly duct-taped a Wii Remote to his son's light saber before saying, "Here is the Wii light saber, TM. Anyone can make one of these at home."

Smith believes it wouldn't be easy for gamers to go through Lego Star Wars with a Wii light saber because they're not Jedi, but there are still some moves they can pull off. One is grapple feature, which allows players to move from one grapple point to another by flicking the Wiimote upwards.

From what we've previously heard, this Lego flavored Star Wars title will include all six movies in the saga. What's interesting to note is that there'll be 120 playable characters and you'll be able mix things up a bit by placing them where they're not supposed to be. With online co-op for the 360 and PS3 versions, fun awaits if we can put Luke and Anakin fighting side by side.

For more details on what happened at GameCity '07, click on the Read link below.

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