If you're still wanting more action from Aksys Games' upcoming Castle of Shikigami 3, then that's what you're definitely going to get from our update today. We have five gameplay videos fully packed with all the blasting action you can chew on. Catch all of clips after the jump!

The eighth iteration of the Nintendo Voice Chat has just been released. The show discussed quite a number of games such as Electronic Arts' Boom Blox and Sega's Iron Man for the DS (also available on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PC, and Playstation Portable) as well as a few of the storage issues on the Wii. To find out more, check out the full article.

Download: Nintendo Voice Chat Ep.8

For those who are looking for new additions to their Virtual Console games collection, be informed that the ESRB has just re-rated the classic video game Double Dragon. More details after the jump!

Fans of simulation titles may want to check out the newly released Nintendo Wii videogame, MiniCopter: Adventure Flight, from Aksys Games.

It features RC Hobby's minicopters and a world of customization options. The studio's project head shared a few statements and new info about the game which can be accessed via the "read more" link below.

Did our Castle of Shikigami 3 report from December make you want to see more the game. Well, have no fear! There's a new gameplay trailer up for the game, and it features the ever-so-cute Reika Kirishima at the helm! Find the video after the jump!

Aksys Games recently announced that they'd be bringing another vertical-scrolling shooter game to folks in North America by virtue of Nintendo's Wii console. The game, known as Castle of Shikigami 3, will be released some time in Spring 2008.

Some of Castle of Shikigami's features after the jump!

If you really don't have the time to go out into the great outdoors to fish, then Aksys Games' Hooked! Real Motion Fishing is the video game for you. Today, the devs released the boxart for the upcoming video game, so you'll know what to look for when it does come out this fall.

So what can we expect from Hooked! Real Motion Fishing? It features a number of game modes aimed for casual and hardcore couch anglers, including Practice, Time Attack, and Tournament for single player, and also an online multiplayer mode. Another good thing is that you can get away from all the pesky mosquitoes that may plague you when you're fishing in real life.

Anyway, we're not saying that Hooked! Real Motion Fishing on the Nintendo Wii is better than real fishing - it's just more convenient if you're pressed for time.

We've been couch basketball players, boxers, and even ninjas - why not be couch anglers? Well, we'll be seeing more living room fishermen especially with Hooked! Real Motion Fishing.

Remember the Wii Fishing Rod from a couple of days ago? This is the video game that can make perfect use of it. The Wiimote and Nunchuk tandem will be getting players into the groove as they fish indoors. Akibo Shieh, President of Aksys Games, had this to say about their upcoming project: Armchair anglers and casual gamers into sport fishing will have a lot to look forward to in Hooked! Real Motion Fishing, with its intuitive controls and accessible gameplay.

Once you've perfected your casting and reeling, you can take the game online and challenge other players. Hooked! Real Motion Fishing also boasts of immersive gameplay via the controls, six different lakes to fish in, and three single player modes (Practice, Time Attack, and Tournament modes).

Interested? Well, this catch will be coming to the shelves this fall. Better practice and pray you don't scare away the fish.

If you're eager to see more of Arc System's Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core for the Wii, then the screens below (thank you JeuxFrance) should be rewarding. Behold, Ky Kiske, Sol Badguy, nice snazzy 2D effects, and the infamous "Destroyed" message!

Now is it just us or did Order Sol's sword get a little bigger? Probably just us. We'll play through a few round of XX Slash again and if we figure out the difference we'll let you know. Seriously though, remember that we said that the game should allow competitors to choose the mode of their character? There's a screenshot up there that should give a clue on how that works. We still don't know though how they figured out how to make a match between a GGX mode and a GG mode a fair fight.

Guilty Gear XX Accent Core is set to hit Japanese retail on the 26th of July. Will it see a North American release? Who cares? Fans who dig stuff like this import anyways.

The latest edition of Famitsu just confirmed our recently reported rumor that upcoming PlayStation 2 (PS2) video game title Guilty Gear XX Accent Core will also be released on Nintendo Wii. The PS2 version will be available on May 31 while the Wii version will be ready on July 26.

Famitsu also mentioned that the players will be given the option to either utilize the Wiimote-Nunchuk combination or the classic controller. Those familiar with the Guilty Gear series will agree that it'll probably take mad skillz to pull off the combos and the attacks using Wii's motion-sensitive controller. We'll see how Aksys Games will work their magic on this.

Guilty Gear XX Accent Core is actually the latest version of title Guilty Gear XX to be revised and improved since it was first released back in 2002. Accent Core, on the other hand, was first released on Japanese arcades last December. Aside from improved graphics, most characters in Accent Core were also given additional moves.

Lastly, take note that the release dates mentioned above are for Japan. It is still vague as of now whether this title will hit other markets.