There's gonna be a few changes to the Wii port of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, both in its name and in its boxart. The new title of the formerly Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Reflex has now been changed to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Reflex Edition. Told you it was just a few.

As with all covers of sports titles, Madden NFL 10 (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PSP, PC, PS2) gets to showcase the figurehead of what the sport is all about. This year, however, Madden NFL 10 gets not one, but two coverboys sharing the spotlight, and with the announcement from EA Sports, we finally know who they are. No drumroll necessary, just a click to the full article will do.

The old: the music may be decades old but the most successful band in history charges into the gaming world, showing us its box art and its bundle. As for the new, Nintendo's fancy new controller is not looking back - you're gonna have to get the new games if you want to make full use of Wii MotionPlus since Nintendo won't add support for older games. Meanwhile, Nintendo is looking forward to coming months, where they expect the hardware sales that they've enjoyed for a long time.

Bundle yesterday, box art today. Release is still a little far off, but that's not stopping The Beatles from buzzing their Rock Band game up. So enough with the chit-chat and let's move straight to the meat of the matter - here's the cover art for The Beatles: Rock Band (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii).

At this rate, if all these bills being proposed get written into actual law, video game box art would be obsolete. In their place, it's just one big white label on the cover: warning warning danger warning! Following last week's proposal of having a huge list of warnings on game boxes (sodomy, rape, bestiality, incest, murder, etc.), a new bill now wants a warning label linking photosensitivity epilepsy and video games.

Those of you who've seen the previous promotional artwork for Mega Man 9 might be surprised to find out Capcom has gotten more than a little bit serious about it. Despite being delivered as downloadable content for various consoles, the publishers have come up with a promo "box art" for the game using a retro-styled NES box and casing. View the box art and its description in our full article.

 We've been clamoring for downloadable content for the Wii for some time now, but it's currently available to Wii Ware games only, like Final Fantasy Chronicles: My Life as a King. But there's light at the end of the tunnel, it seems, in the form of Samba de Amigo's boxart in GameStop sporting Nintendo's Pay-to-Play logo. Check out the box art in the full article.

Gamers in Europe who have been hankering to get their mitts on Capcom's Okami for the Wii should know that it has already been dated for the said region. To find out more about this, check out the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Don't look now, but we've spotted a couple of box art covers to a pair of titles that will soon be appearing on Nintendo's next gen console. In particular, we've got ninja and Jedi galore with the appearance of Electronic Arts' and Nunchuk Games' Ninja Reflex (Wii, DS)and Lucasarts' Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, DS) for the Wii.

Check out the nifty box art covers after the jump!

One of the most appreciated features of Lego Star Wars video games is its co-op gameplay scheme. For those who've yet to try any of the already released titles, a second player is allowed to come in any time in the game and then drop out any time he/she wishes it.

Now, online site Nintencast found a box art for the Wii version of Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga (also on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Nintendo DS) that sports Nintendo's WiFi logo at the box's top left corner. Imagine the above mentioned gameplay scheme being used online - that, my friends, is going to be a blast.

But the thing is, Nintencast failed to clarify the validity of the box art. The said site just said that the box in question "seems" to be the one for Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga Wii. No sources were named either. We checked LucasArts' and Travellers Tales' online site for the game and found nothing as well.

As much as this is an interesting development, we would to hear more concrete things from the developers themselves. All versions of Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga will be released on November 7.