2K Sports has released a new trailer for NHL 2K9, showcasing this game due to be available in North America on September 9th, for PS3, Xbox 360, Wii and PS2. Developed by Visual Concepts, NHL 2K9 is the first and only officially licensed NHL and NHLPA video game for Wii. The game offers fans the fun opportunity to play like the pros using the Wii Remote controller as a hockey stick. 
NHL 2K9 Gameplay Trailer (HD) (54.37MB)
Strategy First has released a new set of screenshots from Exodus from the Earth, an action-packed shooter based on an advanced engine Riposte provided by ToolsMedia Corp.. The action of the game takes place simultaneously in two worlds, in the nearest future on the Earth and on a distant planet with uncommon inhabitants and landscape. During gameplay the player will meet with various characters from security service agents to cyborgs, robots and mutants. The player will have to solve numerous quests and eventually to find out if human life and civilization are possible beyond the Earth's confines. Developed by Parallax Arts Studio, Exodus from the Earth will be available for PC on September 30th, 2008.
Four new trailers from Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood have been released, showcasing this game developed by Bioware. Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood will be available for the Nintendo DS later this year. A video dev diary is also available.
Fashion Apprentice Demo (41.99MB)
The official website of Neverland Card Battles is now live, offering new details about this PSP game based on the original PlayStation 2 hit for the Japanese market. Featuring an original Japanese art style and a cast of super-powered heroes and monsters, Neverland Card Battles will hit retail shelves across North America in October of this year. A trailer is now locally mirrored.
Neverland Card Battles Trailer (32.83MB)
Ubisoft today released a new trailer from Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, a new game developed for Wii and DS, and scheduled for this holiday season. The Rabbids plan to invade televisions worldwide, providing players with a variety of games and comedic exploits spoofing TV shows, pop culture and even advertisements. Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party will feature the Wii Balance Board accessory.
SouthPeak Games today released new screenshots for Things On Wheels, an accessible, pure arcade racing title placing players at the helm of radio-controlled vehicles as they compete on tracks set within a gigantic house. Developed by Load Inc., Things On Wheels will be available for PC and Xbox 360, via Xbox LIVE Arcade, during Q3 2008.
Activision also announced that rock and roll legend Sting and progressive metal pioneers Tool are making their video game debuts in Guitar Hero World Tour. Singer-songwriter, actor, author, activist and lead singer/bassist of The Police, Sting will add his voice and likeness as an in-game character. Aspiring frontmen can take the stage as Sting throughout their vocal career or play alongside him as he performs one of The Police classics, "Demolition Man". Guitar Hero fans will be able to rock out to "Parabola" and Grammy-award winning "Schism" from Tool's 2001 album Lateralus in addition to "Vicarious" from their 2006 Grammy-award winning album 10,000 Days. The game will also feature an all-new venue designed in collaboration with the band and highlighting the art style that has become a staple in their music videos, live shows and album artwork. Four more screenshots and a new trailer have been inserted in our download section.
Activision today announced that Call of Duty: World at War, the first person shooter sequel in the works at Treyarch Invention, the studio which developed Call of Duty 2: Big Red One and Call of Duty 3, will hit the store shelves across the UK on November 14, 2008. Activision and Treyarch have confirmed plans for Call of Duty: World at War multiplayer betas in October for Xbox 360 and separately for download on Windows PC. These betas will serve as an early chance for players to practice the tactics needed for survival in the intense chaos of Call of Duty: World at War's Pacific and European theaters.
