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Mega-sequel is on its way.

Today's Nintendo Press Conference revealed that a sequel to Super Mario Galaxy is on the way. Mario Galaxy 2 will feature Yoshi as a playable character, and he will be able to be inflated in order to access new areas. Footage shown at the press conference was graphically stunning. Nintendo's teleprompter labeled the video as "Beyond Galaxy," so the name may not be finalized. Look for more information as it becomes available.

Style Lab gives tweens a chance to become their very own fashion designers.

Announced yesterday at Ubisoft's press conference, Style Lab is a new video game brand targeted specifically for the tween girl market in North America. The Style Lab games are specifically designed to take full advantage of the DSi's camera and web capabilities. Players will have the ability to create their own style through jewelry, new hairstyles, looks and more.

The company announced that it will publish the anticipated sequel in North America.

Due to the success of the first No More Heroes title, Ubisoft has confirmed that they will bring the sequel to North America.

No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle centers on Travis Touchdown, who yet again is at the bottom of the United Assassins Association, and his goal is to reclaim the number one assassin ranking. This time around Travis can dual wield beam swords and fight more than one boss simultaneously.

At Ubisoft's E3 press conference, they revealed that Red Steel 2 will be bundled with the required peripheral.

After Red Steel 2 was shown off at Ubisoft's E3 press conference today it was revealed that the upcoming game will be bundled with Wii MotionPlus.

Wii MotionPlus is required to play the first person shooter, which features a combination of sword and gun combat. No price has been mentioned for the bundle.

During the Ubisoft Press Conference the brand new peripheral and fitness game was revealed.

Today during the Ubisoft Press Conference the company revealed its new fitness game, Your Shape, as well as its new motion sensing camera.

Through use of the camera in conjunction with Your Shape, players' shapes will be recorded and a profile will be created specific to that player.

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EA Sports Active sold 600,000 units within two weeks.

At EA's E3 2009 Media Briefing Peter Moore, President of EA Sports, announced that EA Sports Active has sold 600,000 copies to date. The fitness game has sold 300,000 copies in each of the two weeks since it released.

After discussing those sales figures, Moore then announced that EA will release... Read more...

Update: Even more new information revealed in press release. At this morning's Microsoft E3 press conference, some songs were confirmed and downloadable content was announced.

At Microsoft's E3 press conference, The Beatles: Rock Band, which is also coming to Wii, was featured and more information about the game was revealed including songs and downloadable content.

While none of this is confirmed for Wii yet, the downloadable content will include full albums such as Abbey Road, which will be available shortly after launch.

LucasArts and Telltale team up to create five new Monkey Island episodes on WiiWare.

Today, LucasArts announced that they plan to revive the classic Monkey Island franchise with the Tales of Monkey Island for WiiWare. Developed by Telltale games, the series will be released through five monthly episodes starting in July.

Tales of Monkey Island follows the adventures of Guybrush... Read more...

Mighty Flip Champs flips to DSiWare, the sequel to Final Fantasy IV and Texas Hold'em arrives on WiiWare, and a Commodore 64 classic arrives on Virtual Console.

WiiWare gets two games this week as Square-Enix brings the highly anticipated game Final Fantasy IV: The After Years and Digital Leisure brings Texas Hold'em Tournament. Commodore Gaming brings Bolder Dash for the Commodore 64 to Virtual Console. Wayforward Technologies brings Mighty Flip Champs to DSiWare.

Due to overwhelming demand, NIS America has decided to delay Phantom Brave in order to include dual voice-overs.

NIS America recently announced that they decided to delay Phantom Brave: We Meet Again in order to include Japanese voice-overs.

Originally, the game was only going to feature English voice-overs. Due to overwhelming feedback from fans, the company and development team decided to please their fans and include English and Japanese voice-overs.