You can really feel the gaming expo heat building up when more and more publishers start handing out their lineups. We've seen quite a lot of games coming to TGS 2009 by now, and adding to that list is Namco Bandai, bringing games from franchises that the merged companies are well-known for.

Square Enix is reportedly taking legal action against a lone French retailer for allegedly selling pirated Square merchandise. la société SAKURA, the retail store, operates in Paris and online, specializing in Anime/Manga/Japanese gaming merch.

We've got more Revenant Wings goodies for all you DS owners out there today. We have a few bits of game art, a whole bunch of screenshots, and there's even a mag scan thrown in the mix. If moving pictures is more your cup of coffee, we also have a new trailer from the game below.

This one features the alchemist Cu Sith, a very useful friend to know since an alchemist can make your weapons and items more effective. Check it out.

We've already done our share of boring you with recycled information about Square Enix's Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings, so we'll just skip that this time. This title drops in Japan on April 26. We're still waiting for word on a U.S. release date, though, so keep checking back here for more updates.

Check out all the new images after the jump!

Destineer has been licensed by Funimation to produce Fullmetal Alchemist: Dual Sympathy for the DS, and according to Siliconera, the said game will offer Destineer a fresh change from the Close Combat series that the company has been known for.

Unlike the other Fullmetal Alchemist games which have been mere side stories, Dual Sympathy will cover the entire FMA saga, and will also include clips from the show. Destineer also said that Fullmetal Alchemist: Dual Sympathy is the first in the series of Fullmetal Alchemist games that they're planning to make.

The said game gives players the choice to take on the role of Edward Elric, his younger brother Alphonse, their teacher Izumi, Alex Louise Armstrong, Roy Mustang, or Scar in the side scrolling adventure. All of the characters will have the ability to use alchemy to transmute objects. How do you do this? By holding down the DS buttons. The game will also feature touch screen mini games such as “Whack-A-Homunculus” and “Fullmetal vs. Flame” to add fun to your alchemist adventures.

So far, no other details have been released about the upcoming game, or whether Fullmetal Alchemist 3 or the fighting game FMA: Dream Carnival are currently in the works. All we know is that Fullmetal Alchemist: Dual Sympathy will be brewing elements on your DS this fall. Not to worry though, we'll keep you posted for more news on this.

A few details on the upcoming game, Chocobo and the Magical Picture Book has become known. The story kicks off when a Black Mage brings a picture book to a Chocobo farm. It seems the book is magical and a demon named Bebuzu lives within. The book sucks in everything on the farm as Bebuzu tries to use the farm's power to return to his full strength! As Chocobo, you must journey on with Black Mage and White Mage to stop Bebuzu.

You will move around the worlds of the picture book like you would in any ordinary RPG. Battles, called "Pop Up Duels," will be turn-based affairs in which you and the opponent send out cards to do attacks.

The producer, Yuki Yokoyama, previously worked on Drakengard 2 and FullMetal Alchemist. This is his first game in the role of a producer and he promises that the game will live up to Square Enix-expecations when it comes to story. He assures us this is not just a dungeon-crawler. Hopefully more details will be known soon!