Can't blow your enemies to smithereens in THQ's recently released Worms: A Space Oddity? Well, don't worry. The video we were able to grab will be able to help you guys with your problem. The Gruesome Guide Trailer can be used as reference when you're in the middle of a worm war. Catch the video after the jump!

Just as always, we're going to have some good gaming this time around with stellar releases such as Team Ninja's Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3), and Sega Superstars Tennis (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo DS, Wii). Check out the entire list in the  full article!

Here's a new trailer revealing two more insane weapons you can play in Worms: A Space Oddity. This video features the Space Drop and Astro Punch weapons. Even the names pack a wallop. Follow the "read more" link below for the video.

Here's a new trailer video for the Nintendo Wii exclusive game Worms: A Space Oddity from THQ and Team17. This particular clip focuses on the weapon arsenal one will encounter in the game such as the UFO and cluster frag. To watch the video, just click the "read more" link below.

Devastating blasters, defense shields, and... exploding robo-sheep? Welcome to the crazy world of Worms. Team 17 has revealed three new weapons for Worms: A Space Oddity. Head over to the full article to see the weapons in action.

Wondering what toys Team 17 has lined up for Worms: A Space Oddity for the Nintendo Wii? We've managed to pick up a video featuring three of the game's weapons, one of which looks like something Solid Snake could definitely take a fancy to. The clip is available for viewing over in the full article.

Can't wait for Worms: A Space Oddity for the Wii to come out this March? Well, we're pretty sure that there are quite a bit of people who feel the same way. To help pass the time, you might want to check out some screenshots of the game. Head on over to the full article to check out the images for yourself.

Wii gamers eagerly waiting for THQ's Worms: A Space Oddity may be in for a bit of a letdown: Worms: A Space Oddity will not have online multiplayer, despite news about the contrary. More details in the full article.

Those wacky war mongering worms are at it again. This time they've taken themselves all the way into space in their latest warfare campaign for the Wii in Worms: A Space Oddity. In an interview conducted by IGN, Karl Gilbert, one of the members of Team 17 (the developers) talks about the newest installment in the Worms video game saga.

The new game still takes a page from its previous iterations with all the basic elements that make the Worms series such a fun strategy game. New elements that our tiny little soldiers will have to face will be the new environment that they'll be fighting in. For instance, every planet has a unique gravitational setting which will affect how far their weapons will go or how high they can jump across the terrain.

The game will also make use of the Wiimote in a variety of ways and not just as a means to point-and-click your way through the game. Each weapon will have a unique gesture which helps control the weapon to a slight degree, depending on how the gesture was performed. Since no compatibility will be given to the classic or Gamecube controller, players will have to master these gestures if they want to excel at blasting the opposition.

Customization of your worms' team in appearance will also be a welcome option, as well as the online aspect of the game. While team multiplayer matches won't be in effect, a nice free for all is still just as fun.

Lastly, the Landscape Editor available in Worms: Open Warfare 2 (PSP and Nintendo DS) will be utilized to this game as well. Players will be able to create their own landscapes and then test it out with their friends online.

When asked for any final words on the project, Gilbert had this to say: "All I can say is to keep an eye out for Worms: A Space Oddity as it's shaping up to be a very great game indeed!"

Take a look at the battalion of screenshots that go after the interview right after the jump!

THQ and Team17 Software have announced Worms: A Space Oddity for the Wii. This title looks to retain the turn-based strategy gameplay that has long been the hallmark of the series while adding new innovations that should capture the interest of gamers.

The game will have multiple game modes, single-player missions, as well as local and online multiplayer. A recent press release gave word that the interface of the game has been redesigned to take full advantage of the unique control scheme of the Wii.

The game is slated for Spring next year, so be sure to watch out for it. If you can't wait that long and need to get your Worms fix, you might want to check out Worms: Open Warfare 2 for the Nintendo DS and PSP which will be coming out this fall.