"“D3Publisher is always looking to make fun and original gaming experiences easily accessible to everyone,” said Yoji Takenaka, president and chief executive officer, North America and Europe, D3P. “We believe that making these classic PSP™ titles available via digital distribution gives the games a new opportunity for discovery and the gamers a second chance at hours of enjoyment.”"

"The big news on the XBLA front this week is the release of ‘1942: Joint Strike’ from Capcom."

"Mr Fawkner says he received "One death threat in 25 years of game development," then "Puzzle Quest comes out and I had six death threats and one bomb threat.""

"Bioshock
This atmospheric first-person shooter game drew players in to a unique dystopian setting and broke ground with a storyline that forced players to make moral decisions.

Portal
One of the most original (and funny) games in recent history requires players to solve puzzles using a teleporting "Portal Gun." It also features a hugely compelling character in the computerized guide GLaDOS.

Rock Band
The studio that created toy-guitar game phenomenon "Guitar Hero" cranked the volume ..."

"Calling all Cars! - Incognito Entertainment, Sony Computer Entertainment
PlayStation 3 (PlayStation Network)

I think I've had more raw fun in its fast, frantic, and ridiculously fun four player face-offs than I've had with just about any 3D game in the history of forever. Hyperbole? I don't think so. While there's definitely fun to be found in games like God of War 2, or Halo 3, or Mass Effect, Calling All Cars! grabs you by the short and curlies and doesn't let go for the from the minute..."

"Xbox 360:

History Channel: Battle for the Pacific

Wii:

Game Party

History Channel: Battle for the Pacific

Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords

Cruis'n

Cranium Kabookii

PS2:

Popcap Greatest Hits Volume 1

Nintendo DS:

Master of Illusion

Strawberry Shortcake: 4 Seasons Cake

Petz Hamsterz Life 2

Boogie

Geometry Wars: Galaxies

PC Games:

Deal or No Deal: Secret Vault Games

History Channel: Battle for the Pacific"

"Xbox 360:

Assassin's Creed

BlackSite: Area 51

Beowulf: The Game

Kane & Lynch: Dead Men

Need for Speed Pro Street

Monster Jam

Soldier of Fortune: Pay Back

America's Army: True Soldiers

WWE Smackdown Vs. RAW 2008

Xbox Live Arcade:

Screwjumper

PS3:

Assassin's Creed

Need for Speed Pro Street

Beowulf: The Game

WWE Smackdown Vs. RAW 2008

Uncharted Drake's Fortune

Nintendo Wii:

Super Mario Galaxy

Geometry Wars: Galaxies

Cars: Mater National

Spongebob: Atlantis Squarepanti...

"

So, Nintendo sent out new PR, detailing their new release schedule. Unfortunately, that includes Brawl on Feb. 10

However, there are some very amusing and hidden gems. Assassin's Creed apparently is set to be released February '08, and Advance Wars: Days of Ruin will be releasing on January 21st. There are some delays, including February 4th for Professor Layton (originally Dec. 3). It is shaping up to be a great end of '07/early '08.

Take note that this is a partial list. Most not...

"Today D3 Publisher announced plans to bring its casually hardcore game Puzzle Quest to the Wii, PlayStation 2, PC, and mobile phones. Along with the already released DS and PSP versions and the upcoming Xbox Live adaptation, that means every platform but the PlayStation 3 will have its own piece of the Puzzle. D3 says sales data from the market research firm NPD reveals Puzzle Quest is the best-selling puzzle game on the DS so far this year."