Warner Bros. and MTV Games have revealed the complete track list for the upcoming Lego Rock Band. Along with the track list, it was also confirmed that some Rock Band DLC will be compatible with Lego Rock Band from day one. Hit the jump for the lists.

With over 100 games arriving for WiiWare when in launches in the US, it's going to be a little hard to choose which ones to purchase. Although LostWinds caught our eye from the start, Last Flight's premise got our interests hooked as well. It's hard not to look forward to fighting vampires on a plane. Details on WiiWare's Last Flight in the full article.

Last week, we had a mammoth of a game release with Devil May Cry 4. It's not going to be any different this time around, with the much-awaited Lost Odyssey by Mistwalker finally making its US debut. Other noteworthy games in this batch are Professor Layton and the Curious Village, Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of Ancient Arts, RPG Maker VX, and a slew of other titles. Hit the full article for the rest of the list.

* Article originally posted Feb 11, 2008 at 01:12AM

It's been a while since we last heard about the Castlevania movie, and now we get news of the ambitious project being postponed due to an ongoing writer's guild strike. Will this game-to-movie adaptation ever see the light of day, or has it been killed outright with a stake to the heart and silver bullets to the spleen? Check out the entire scoop in the full article.

Back in October, Paul W.S. Anderson shared that production for the long-planned Castlevania movie adaptation will soon go full swing. Prior to all this, it was believed that the story of the Castlevania movie project will revolve around a knight from Transylvania hiding from the Turkish Army in Dracula's castle.

Well, you can all forget about that as the official plot of the movie has just been revealed. The plot after the jump!

We still have no word if the previously announced retro video game titles for Virtual Console (VC) Japan will ever make it to other territories. But don't fret because we have an update for Wii fans living in North America, as your Wii Shop Channel will be updated, as always, this Monday.

At around 9 a.m. PST, you should be able to see three more classic titles added to the lineup. Their details, console of origin, and pricing are as follows:

• Castlevania (NES, 1 player, 500 Wii Points): Make your way through six monstrous floors filled with bats, ghosts, zombies and every kind of ghoulish creatures you can imagine. Use the legendary whip Vampire Killer and a host of deadly weapons to battle your way to Dracula's chamber.
• The Legend of the Mystical Ninja (Super NES, 1-2 players, 800 Wii Points): Together, Kid Ying, a daring young mystical ninja, and Dr. Yang, master of the invincible spirit transformation, must overcome 10 levels of the Dragonbeast to save Princess Yuki. Each stage contains intense 3-D and 2-D zones where the duo must perform dozens of attack moves and solve magical problems and puzzles before advancing.
• Shockman (TurboGrafx16, 1-2 players, 600 Wii Points): Shockman is a side-view action shooter that has eight stages, including Action Stages, where you jump and use special techniques, and side-scrolling Shooting Stages. This game contains cooperative elements like shared life and a powerful Team Shockbeam.
  

All good? Anyway, going back to that massive list for Japan, we promise to update you as soon as we get any information.

The business of driving back the ghouls of the underworld has always been a gritty one. Never thought it'd be one that Jonathan Harker would get into, though. Jonathan who? If you remember your Vampire Lit 101 lessons, he is the fiancee of Mina Murray, the woman who would be seduced by Count Dracula in the story... and this writer remembered him as a sissy. Then again, this is what he gets for watching Mel Brook's Dracula rather than Bram Stoker's original.

Anyway, 1UP had a bunch of screenshots and concept art, and a GameVideos video trailer for Harker, Foundation 9 and the Collective's definitely-not-sissy undead-killing title for the Xbox 360 (where we first had the preview), the PS3, and the Wii. And as these visually demonstrate, there are a thousand ways to maim, skin, disable, torch, neutralize, eliminate, and otherwise kill ugly vampires.

And the moral of the story? Never, ever, try to hit on the guy's girlfriend. Even if you are Nosferatu himself/itself. You'll just die full of holes, or worse. (Video below is a YouTube upload of GameVideos' trailer)

Harker is due to rise in 2008.

Screenshots and concept art after the stake - er, jump.