We finally hear something from Nintendo, who's been really quiet lately. Masahiro Sakurai, game designer for Super Smash Bros. Brawl, will be making a new game "that's different from anything [you've played] until now." And he promises it's not a Smash Bros. game either.

We're letting the Nintendo fans that Masahiro Sakurai, the brains behind titled like Super Smash Bros. Brawl, will be holding a talk in Japan later this month. Wondering just what sort of topics Sakurai-san's got brewing? Details are available in the full article.

For those of us eager to see just how today's most anticipated next-gen titles did on the market, here's a special treat: Gamasutra's weekly column, Saling The World, has just rolled out the sales figures of the top five best-selling games for all platforms. Guess who got the top spot? You'll find out at the full article (if the title didn't clue you in enough). Read more, go ahead!

According to a translation of Masahiro Sakurai's words, "Fans should look forward to the Wii version instead of a DS version." So that should put to rest any rumours people are having of a handheld version of Nintendo's popular fighter. Seeing as Iwata does not trust Super Smash Bros. in the hands of anyone but Sakurai and the fact that Sakurai doesn't exactly work for Nintendo any more, the chances of more than one Smash Bros. per console generation is slim as it is. Not bad seeing as the Wii version will benefit from the extra attention. After all, how are you going to do all the attacks with no analog stick or c-stick? Guess we'll just have to enjoy Jump Superstars instead!