Capcom has already mentioned a few times that they're trying to bring Tatsunoko vs. Capcom to the US, but licensing deals have thus far kept any deal from materializing. Well, if Nintendo Power's got it right, it looks like Capcom finally managed to make all the different North American license holders play nice with each other.

Japanese horror film director Takashi Shimizu is apparently working on a new Wii horror game called The Feel with AQ Interactive. Shimizu will serve as the game's "horror adviser". No word yet on an overseas release, but as long as Nintendo's not the one handling the publishing (I still curse them in my sleep) then there's still a chance that this could get one since they can use the whole "From the director of The Grudge" angle to sell it. More details and some scans after the jump.

Remember the other week when a rumored mysterious screenshot supposedly hinted at a new Square Enix game? Well, we got that screenshot now! And true enough, the guy shown in the picture is most definitely not Sephiroth!

Not one, not two, but three new Tales games have been revealed care of V-Jump magazine in Japan, and all three of them are being planned for release later this year (or at least in Japan): former 360-exclusive Tales of Vesperia is now also for the PS3, Tales of VS for the PSP - Namco Bandai's answer to Dissidia - and Tales of Graces for the Wii!

Rumors about a follow-up to Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii, DS) have started to circulate around the Net, thanks in part to an image spotted in Spanish gaming magazine Nintendo Accion.

The title says it all. It seems like the Tenchu franchise isn't completely leaving Sony's consoles for greener Nintendo pastures (or rice patties, in this case). According to a recent issue of Famitsu, Tenchu 4 is getting a PSP version and will be coming out in Japan by February 2009.

We recently reported that Sonic and the Black Knight put up its own official site. Now we have more confirmation about the game as we spot Nintendo Power showing Sonic with a sword up front. Is Sonic going medieval on us? We'll see.

Whoa! Talk about getting sneaked up on from behind! Capcom's E3 press conference may have revealed some stuff (like a Lost Planet movie - what?!), but we look to other sources for some rather big news: Dead Rising is headed for the Nintendo Wii, and scans from Famitsu confirm it! But is it a port of the original Xbox 360 version? Is it a remake? Or better yet... is it a sequel? Check out the details in the full article. Mmm... brainssss.

Blood's about to spill and we can't be more excited about it. After the discovery of a Castlevania Judgment patent last April that sent waves of excitement rippling through us, we now have more definitive details about this bloodsuckin' game from Konami. It's going to the Wii, and it looks like it's gonna be 3D.

A new game manual has been released for The Conduit, which is looking like the next big FPS game for the Wii since Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. The manual reveals a lot of new details and artwork for the game. Check out the manual in the full article.