Forget about other features, about the only thing going for the new Nintendo DSi LL right now is its size, which based on the displays found in Japan, is about the size of Sega's old Game Gear, except it has two larger screens.

You might've noticed that the Resident Evil 5 Alternative Edition news we've been posting have been devoid the mention of PC release info. The reason is simple - there's no info to begin with. Despite Resident Evil 5 being available for the PS3, Xbox 360, and the PC, Capcom has apparently decided to release the DLC only for the consoles. At least that's the way things are for now.

It could be because he loves video games, or it could be because he's taunting gamers with an evil grin on his face. Whatever the reason, Uwe Boll is out to work on yet another video game movie despite all the snark he's gotten for his work.

Imagine the wholesome fun of Pokemon and mix it up with a twist of Grand Theft Auto. Just when you thought that the two are about as compatible as nuts and gum, Mozzie releases his new game, GTA Pokemon DS, which adds a little GTA edge into the colorful world of Pokemon. You better believe it. Or better yet, download it and see for yourself.

Download: GTA Pokemon DS

While those who've downloaded the new 6.20 have a new Digital Comics Reader to try out, the rest of the pack are still a bit hesitant in making the jump forward. You've read the official changelog, but it appears that what Sony didn't say out loud was that a previous exploit has now been patched. That said, FreePlay releases the PSP Go exploit that he's been working on, ensuing a new episode in the homebrew scene drama.

Let's leave the firmware talk for the other PSP Weekend Warrior - we've got big games coming up and you don't wanna miss those updates now, do you? Try out that new Comics Reader on your PSP with a few free issues, or you can check out a magazine that you can use as a shield - and I'm not talking about a cheap cosplay getup. Lots of big upcomers also got some updates this week, check them out and stay in-the-know.

Huge week for the PS3. For starters, firmware 3.10 is now live, spamming Facebook news feeds everywhere with Trophy information and a few PSN "purchases" whether they were paid for or for free. Sony also had the floor at the Media Investor Conference, where they revealed that they're planning to upgrade PS3s for full 3D support in 2010, as well as a future revenue stream from "PSN subscriptions." To top it all of - rumor erupts that Sony might be bringing Firefox into PS3s, which could solve the browser problem for Slim owners. Catch all that, plus all the updates on the hottest games right here.

Those who love tuning out of their day-to-day activities playing with their iPhone will find that the previous week saw some pretty good additions to the App Store. There's the classic Monopoly, a Guitar Hero-MGS game, World at War, and the one they hail as the mobile version of Oblivion and Zelda, Ravensword. Care to check them out?

The Wii might be in unfamiliar territory, facing decline for the first time and all, but that doesn't mean that the console is down for the count. A survey from the gifting service, Lottay, reveals that there is twice more demand for the Wii than both its rival consoles combined. The DS, too, is making its own presence felt, pulling a certain blue hedgehog into its lineup. There's more where that came from, so let's get the rundown going.

The guys at Final Fantasy XIII.net got another scan from Shonen Jump, showing landscapes here and monster enemies there. It's getting a bit old, really. But on the lighter side of things, the scans did reveal how Cactuar would look in Final Fantasy XIII, which is...exactly the same. Don't be dissin' the same old look, it seems to be working for our thousand-needled friend - scans also reveal that Cactuar now has a lady friend.