The rumor mill has been spinning off its axis since Capcom project manager Matt Dahlgren told us that Wii-owning Resident Evil fans will be "very happy, very soon," inciting feverish speculation on what project will instill said happiness. Game Focus' recent interview with Dahlgren might put said speculation to rest -- according to him, fans of Resident Evil Code: Veronica should pay close attention on March 12 for "news you should be very pleased with." The date that the pleasing announcement will apparently be made coincides with Capcom's San Francisco launch event for Resident Evil 5, a perfect opportunity for the unveiling of a new project -- but is an updated Wii version of Veronica the project everyone was hoping for? To tell the truth, we were holding out hope for a Resident Evil: Survivor remake. Oh, well.

We don't regret the radiant, blinding love we developed for Boom Blox the First, though the physical toll it took on our ball chuckin' arm was nigh-unbearable. Therefore, the latest trailer for Boom Blox Bash Party, EA's follow-up to the highly enjoyable tower toppler, has left equally intrigued and terrified. We can't wait to get our hands on the new slingshot ability and gameplay modes shown in the video, but the very real possibility of irreparable dislocation is ever-present in our minds. Check out the trailer after the break as we call our dear pal Roger Clemens for tips on post-game rehabilitation.

It's been a while since we've seen anything out of High Voltage's little-shooter-that-could, The Conduit -- a problem that was expediently rectified on last night's episode of GameTrailers TV. In addition to the revelation that the game won't support Wii MotionPlus but will allow users to chat via Wii Speak, the latest trailer for the shooter, titled "Conspiracy," was aired. In addition to showing a sizable chunk of gameplay, the trailer (which we've posted after the jump) gives further hints regarding the game's plot. Here's what we've pieced together: There's a conspiracy (Aliens? Illuminati? Grassy Knoll?), which appears to be causing protagonist Michael Ford to have a very bad day. Don your tinfoil hat, crank up the Alex Jones, and check out the trailer after the break.

This week has been an exciting one for Wii owners. First and foremost, A Boy and His Blob is making a comeback! On top of that, Nintendo informed us that old-school controls will be included in Punch-Out!! for Wii. It's a wonderful mixture of old and new, and shows us that there is an incredible well of older titles that can be tapped for today's market in this manner. Nintendo has been doing that with the Virtual Console, presenting older, dated games via a new, easy-to-use interface, bringing them to a new audience. It's a wonderful mixture of classic and new sensibilities, and something I would like to see more of. Of course, A Boy and His Blob and Punch-Out!! could both be horrible, horrible games for all I know, so take that as you will.

WayForward is exposing more of its ... way forward. Having just been revealed as the developer of the amazing-looking a boy and his blob remake for Wii, the maker of such games as Contra 4 and LIT is working on yet another new title based on an original IP, according to N-Europe.

See to the mundane tasks of animal care successfully - feed and water your animals, empty trash cans, scoop up piles of poop, and more

30 incredibly detailed animals, with a dazzling array of building tools and objects

New zoom feature and 3D graphics that allow players to keep a closer eye on the action and craft more creative zoos

Command the most feared special forces unit ever assembled

Battle through an intense Area of Operation with multiple and diverse missions spawning within this deadly region

All new vehicles and weapons for single player and co-op modes

Combine with friends and take on the entire single player campaign in the all-new four-player online co-op mode

Association with Naval Special Warfare ensures realistic SEAL team tactics, missions, weapons, character movements and vehicles

Mortal Kombat - Deception takes martial arts-style fighting to new heights with an innovative fighting system, unparalleled depth and brutally intense action. The game features lightning-fast, hand-to-hand and special weapons combat, secret and returning characters, new moves and combinations with death-dealing battles, and all-new life-threatening environments

Mortal Kombat - Shaolin Monks is driven by intense single- and multi-player gameplay that is set in the period between Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat II. As in Mortal Kombat - Deception, background interactions e.g. acid pits, spiked ceilings, etc., multiple new fatalities, and action-based puzzles play an important role in your quest for an outstanding victory as you maneuver through remodeled, classic Mortal Kombat environments. Shaolin Monks also features an impressive line-up of well-kn

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Find adventure at the ghoulish Crypt Café

Help save Thanksgiving at Hometown Harvest

Hit the slopes, then relax at Winter Wonderland

Cozy up at the Romantic Rendevous Restaurant

And Splash into Summer at The Coral Cove Café! Each new restaurant has 10 Levels each!