Looking for more new games to play? Coming in just in time for the weekend are new download game options for both the Wii and DSi stores. Seven new ones are on the list, so there shouldn't be any reason for your weekend to be boring.

When you're in for a good cartoony slugfest, it's always good to know you're getting more characters to beat the crap out of (or get beaten up by). All the same, two more bad boys are joining the Punch-Out!! boxing fray, and we'll get a first look at what they can do.

Wiibrew developer teknecal has updated Homebrew Browser up to v0.2.4, now with support for ZIP files, so download sizes are now smaller. Homebrew Browser is an application that will let you download and update Wiibrew straight from the console. Details after the link.

Download. Homebrew Browser v0.2.4

Wii homebrew developer kriogeN has released a new build to his game, UNO, a translation of the classic card game for the Wii. The game is now on version 5, with improved graphics and new features. Details in the full article.

Download: UNO v5

Well, this brings back childhood memories. There's an ongoing rumor started by grindamasta over at the NeoGAF forums, and it details the possible release of a Jenga game for the Wii.

Jenga, for the guys who've never played it, is a mental challenge game that consists of 54 wooden block (3 times longer than they are wide) stacked in rows of three side-by-side to form one story. Each story is then stacked perpendicular to the one below it, forming an 18-story tower.

The object of this group game is for the players (two participants and above) is to take turns removing one block from the tower, and placing the block on the topmost part of the tower. The game ends when somebody accidentally knocks the whole tower over. The Jenga game is marketed by Hasbro (the dudes behind the Transformers toys), with a similar game being released by UNO (aka UNO Stacko).

That's all the details we've got on this rumored game, although Jenga via Wiimote doesn't sound too bad, and it's certainly going to find a home on the Wii alongside other parlor-style games like Mario Party 8 and Wii Play. Keep posted in case this rumor gets updated - hopefully at the upcoming E3 event.

Nobody can deny that the Wii is gearing towards the family-friendly way, in the sense that every family member could enjoy it. Mom would probably love Cooking Mama; Dad would dig Wii Sports; Big Brother will hack his way in Red Steel; and the little ones would probably not stop playing Avatar: The Last Airbender and Super Mario Galaxy. But now, it seems that the family kids would have more games to choose from thanks to Zoo Digital.

Recently, Zoo Digital has revealed four new Wii games up its sleeve - slated for a 2007 release. The four new game titles are Toot and Puddle, Sea Monsters, Balls of Fury, and apparently a dual-game package that includes Chicken Shoot and Egg Catcher. As of reporting this news, babysitters are already looking for new means of income, but hey, we bet a lot are curious about the Balls of Fury game. Ain't that a kid-friendly line-up or what?

• Actual Pool - DS - 26 Jan 07
• Hot Wheels Ultimate Racing - PSP - 02 Feb 07
• Princess Natasha 'Student-Secret Agent-Princess' - DS - 02 Feb 07
• Uno/Skipbo/Uno Freefall Compilation - DS - 02 Feb 07
• March of the Penguins - GBA/DS - 02 Feb 07
• Chicken Shoot + Egg Catcher - DS/Wii - 04 May 07
• Harlem Globetrotters World Tour - DS - Q1 07
• Freedom Wings - DS - Q1 07
• Wiffle Ball Advance - DS - Q1 07
• Uno 52 - DS/GBA - Q1 07
• Frisbee Freestyle/Frisbee Golf - DS - Q2 07
• B-17 Fortress in the Sky - DS - Q2 07
• Toot & Puddle (Call of the North) - GBA/DS/Wii - Q3 07
• Sea Monsters (Nat Geo) - DS/PS2/Wii - Q4 07
• Balls of Fury - DS/Wii - TBC
• Lionel Trains "On Track" - DS - TBC