Fresh from E3, Nintendo has announced Animal Crossing: City Folk for the Nintendo Wii. City Folk is the latest in the line of the ever popular Animal Crossing series. While not much is known about the game at the moment, it will be a huge expansion to the current franchise, allowing players to explore a massive city area this time around. The game will also be the first to use WiiSpeak, which is a new voice chat feature Nintendo is implementing into the Wii.

Expect City Folk this November, in time for the holiday season, exclusively on the Wii.

Will this be the straw that breaks the camel’s back? Yoichi Wada, President of Square Enix, just announced to the packed LA convention center that Final Fantasy XIII will now be headed to the 360(Europe and USA only). Long revered as one of the pillars of Sony’s game library, this is no doubt a crushing blow to Sony. How will they respond? Do they stand a chance of topping this announcement at their own show tomorrow?

The US is finally in store for some discount PS3 games! The Greatest Hits collection has been available in Japan for quite some time now, with 7 titles a part of the collection. According to several various retailers, the first 3 games of the PS3’s Greatest Hits line up are due to hit shelves on July 27. The games will include Warhawk, Resistance: Fall of Man, and Motorstorm. Whether more titles will be initially available or not is unknown, but expect Uncharted, Ratchet and Clank, and Heavenly Sword to join the ranks some time soon!

Earlier this week, Insomniac showed off a brand new trailer for Resistance 2, the sequel to the 2006 PS3 blockbuster hit. Well, at least unofficially they did. The trailer was originally released by EuroGamer, but then subsequently taken down. You can still find it floating around on YouTube. Check it out(temporarily) here!

Square Enix announced today that the 360 exclusive RPG Infinite Undiscovery will required 2 DVDs. This is the third 360 game that will require multiple discs, the other two being Mistwalker’s Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey.

With the release of Unreal Tournament 3 on the 360 coming up, Epic has decided to reward their patient 360 fans with a trailer for the highly anticipated Gears of War 2. Gears 2 is looking as grizzly as ever - the new trailer shows off some new maps, weapons, executions and game modes. The biggest change is the focus on cover. According to Cliffy B, the lead programmer of Gears, the first title’s run and gun feel was not the original intent of the developing staff. This time, cover will play a bigger role, especially now that theres dynamic cover - such as a shield weapon and hostages.

Your incessant craving to make Locust meat giblets will be satisfied this November when the game launches, exclusively for the 360 of course.