In a surprising turn of events in the Badman saga, NIS America has today announced that they are changing the name of its quirky PlayStation Portable title Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman! What Did I Do to Deserve This? to What Did I Do To Deserve This, My Lord?!.

 

 

Homebrew coder vitharr has released the first version of his Poker Solitaire game for the Nintendo DS. In case you haven't heard of Poker Solitaire, the object of this card game is to build the best poker hand using just 25 cards from the deck.

 

 

Download: Poker Solitaire DS

 

More retro gaming goodness is heading to the Apple App Store as the good folks at Manomio, makers of the Commodore 64 Emulator for the iPhone has revealed that they are currently working on a legally licensed Amiga games emulator for the iPhone.

 

 

Here's a cool wiibrew app for all Super Smash Bros. Brawl fans. Homebrew coder Marc has released the first beta of  BrawlStats, a handy app that automatically stores all your game results in a nifty database.

 

 

Download: BrawlStats Beta 1

Just a little heads up to all PlayStation 3 owners. SCEA has confirmed that the demo of Quantic Dream’s highly anticipated dramatic adventure game, Heavy Rain, is all set to hit the PlayStation Store this Thursday, February 11.

 

Homebrew coder rosera has dropped by our forums to release Chuckie Egg, a port of the classic BBC Microcomputer game for the PlayStation Portable.

 

 

Download: Chuckie Egg

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Ubisoft has been very tight-lipped regarding Ezio's next big adventure, but today they've decided to at least let slip where the game will be taking place.

There's nothing quite like striking your man out. There's nothing like a million bucks too. If you want the seven digit prize money that 2K is handing out to the first guy who pitches a perfect game in MLB 2K10, you might want to check out this vid to see how you can go about it.

Since launching PixelJunk Shooter into the PlayStation Store back in December, Q-Games has gone pretty quiet about their PixelJunk games, apart from tossing Shooter into a bundle with Monsters and Racers. But checking in with G4, who sat down with the founder, Dylan Cuthbert, that's about to change. So what's next for PixelJunk?

Those looking for more RPGs to play on their iPhones may want to keep an eye on the App Store in the coming days. FDG Entertainment has announced that their Zelda-esque action RPG, Across Age, has been finally submitted to iTunes. They've also released a new trailer for the game which you can check out after the jump.