It's no understatement when we say Nintendo is starting the year with a bang, and it will remain hot until Q2 ends. Great games are coming to the Wii and DS platforms, and Ninty released a list to let everyone know what the gaming giant has in store. Head over to the full article to see the titles.

Nintendo has just shoveled a cartload of games coming to DS and Wii gamers, and it looks like gamers will have a smorgasbord (in the English sense) of titles to dig into. The number of games coming to both platforms have been attributed to humongous third-party developer support - which in the beginning was fairly lacking.

Release dates congest the final months of 2007 and that fact is naturally attributed to the arrival of the peak season for game sales, as a good number of big name publishers have been gearing themselves to support the booming market. Nintendo's senior vice president of marketing and corporate communications, George Harrison just had to say:

Because of Wii and Nintendo DS momentum, third-party publishers are supporting our systems like never before. Their lineup of diverse games is testament to how we make the population of gamers a little bigger every day.

 
By the end of 2007, Nintendo's Wii game library would have reached an approximate 140, while the DS nears 450. Beyond 2007, the Wii and DS have games also lined up straight onto the first quarter of fiscal year 2008. Prepare for another little surprise in the DS list: you would have noticed that Nintendo has Ubisoft Montreal's Assassin's Creed listed for a February tentative release.

The full DS and Wii title lineup forecasts comin' atcha at the full article!

We're getting right into the thick of things as we head into the holiday season, and the good times just keep rolling with big releases every week. Last week we saw The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass lead the launch charge, but this week's mood is a bit different as the Sony PlayStation Portable and the PC are piling up some good titles.

This week's offerings have a healthy host of action, RPG, sports, and puzzle games. We'll be seeing that Japanese prospect of a game as Folklore debuts on the Sony PlayStation 3, while the PSP also has some magic to share with Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions. Valve Software is offering up The Orange Box, while EA Sports and Sony are introducing FIFA 08 and NBA 08 respectively. There's a lot more in store so dig in!

Folklore. What do you do when you receive a letter from the dead? Will you get drawn into a mysterious town called Doolin just like this game's protagonists? Encounter musterious creatures, fairies and monsters which could help you unravel the mystery behind the bizarre happenings in this brand new Sony PlayStation 3 exclusive.

• PlayStation 3- October 12, 2007
• US$ 59.99
• ESRB T
• Sony Computer Entertainment

See the rest of the games released this week by clicking the Full Article link below!