Capcom has released the first gameplay trailer for Mega Man 10, the blue bomber's latest 8-bit adventure. Hit the jump for some retro awesome Mega Man and Proto Man gameplay.

Koei certainly does love the Dynasty Warriors franchise. About a week ago, they announced a delay for Dynasty Warriors 6 Empires. Now they've revealed that gamers won't even have to wait two months after that game's release to play a new Dynasty Warriors PSP game.

The European PlayStation Store's getting one hell of a beefy update today. The Gran Turismo 5 Time Trial Challenge races onto the starting position for the PS3, and on the PSP side gamers are getting the Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker demo we reported about earlier. More minis are also being updated for PS3 compatibility, and that's just the tip of the virtual iceberg. It's quite a long list, so let's get right to it.

Konami today announced another Yu-Gi-Oh game for the Nintendo DS: Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2010: Reverse of Arcadia. Hit the jump for details and a release window.

Hey, wanna play the Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker demo in English? Of course you do, so get your cardboard boxes ready 'coz it's go time.

Remember that 360 Live iPhone app that was released on the XBL by Xavier Larrea? You know, the one that got flack from Microsoft because the creator released the app for US$ 1.99, and not as MS would have wanted it priced? Well, he just re-released it, and this time, it's absolutely free.

EA has released a brand new footage of  Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight that includes actual in-game footage. Check out the video walkthrough after the break.

We've already seen the trailer of the handheld version of Mirror's Edge, so what about the gameplay, you might have asked. Well here it is folks, courtesy of the guys from TouchArcade. Check out some awesome side scrolling action after the break.

It was disappointing to find out that the beta for Final Fantasy XIV Online would be limited to the PC version only. However, that was the case before. The newly-opened signup page for the PC version (yep, right on the same day as FFXIII launched in Japan) reveals good news for PS3 owners and hopefuls.

Homebrew coder NoNameNo has released a new version of GRRLIB, a C/C++ 2D graphics development library for the Nintendo Wii. The latest update now supports 3D function, added new features, more bug fixes and various other improvements.

Download: GRRLIB v4.2.0