Gamers in Australia might experience delays of several video games in the next couple of months. Word is that Aussie games distributor Red Ant went belly up, leaving releases from Capcom, Bethesda, Konami, and Midway in potential limbo.

Can somebody please get Isabella some hair conditioner, please? We don't know what could have gone wrong, but there is something terribly wrong with the Isabella that we saw on the Wii's Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop.

Time for some good ol' J-rock! We've got here the music video for Capcom's Wii-zombie game, Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop. And to make it a little bit easier for you to appreciate, the vid fortunately has English subtitles. The lyrics are direct, telling you that you're gonna have to pray if you want to survive the zombie assault for 72 hours. And there are more tips to be had, so check out the MTV after the jump.

Via the press wire, Capcom has confirmed the European release dates (or at least, some release windows) for seven of their upcoming games during the first half of this year. Some of these have already been confirmed before, some of them are just being pegged now. But if you wanted an updated Capcom calendar, then here's your ticket.

Earlier this year, Capcom was sued by the firm handling George A. Romero's zombie films, the MKR Group. The lawsuit accused Dead Rising of being too similar to Dawn of the Dead. Now, a Judge has ruled that the lawsuit can be dismissed because MKR simply can't sue Capcom for something that isn't protected. Meanwhile, Capcom may have won the case, but at a rather sour note, the Judge also gave quite a stinging remark about the game.

There have been rumors floating around since last year about a sequel to the glorious zombie kill fest that was Dead Rising but nothing truly solid.... until today. Eurogamer was able to dig up some dirt on the matter thanks to a source close to Canadian developer, Blue Castle. The dead * will* be rising again.

Capcom's looking forward to a very bright future as they project four hit-making titles coming out in the next half of this fiscal year. Resident Evil 5 (PS3, Xbox 360) has got all eyes on it as the publisher expects it to sell over 3 million copies upon launch. No pressure there.

Capcom cleared the air today on some mistaken notions about a few UK release dates that have been floating around. Specifically, those of Street Fighter IV (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) and Bionic Commando. Unfortunately, the dates were apparently just a list of retail guides rather than actual game launch dates.

Capcom has sent out details about the control scheme for Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop, the Wii version of the hit Xbox 360 zombiefest. Hit the full article for all the grisly details.

Tearing through a horde of zombies is fun. At the least, it's a stress reliever. In the Wii's upcoming Dead Rising port, however, it looks like most of the zombies have called in sick. You can check out the screenshots in the full article to judge for yourselves.