And just when you thought there couldn't be enough manga-based fighting games out there, Arc System Works has announced their upcoming game, First of the North Star (aka Hokuto no Ken), for the PSP. Check out the first batch of screens in the full article.

Screenshots and more details on Arc System Works' Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus fell on our laps by way of a Game Watch update today. Read more on this 2D fighter at the full article and find out just why it has the word "Plus" in its title.

Another week has gone by and that means another obligatory update for the PlayStation Store in Japan. Sony recently updated its selection of available titles that gamers can download off the PlayStation Network. At the forefront of notable DLC is Hudson Soft's Bomberman, which is available for both PlayStation platforms. You can check out the complete list of new titles in our full article after the jump.

An actual demonstration can be a big help for those who want to understand something better. For those of you who may be interested in Arc System Works' Okiraku Ping Pong Wii, Josh Thomas has prepared a little video demo of the game's features. More enlightenment follows in the full article, right after the jump.

Japanese gamers who want to have a sneak peek at what Nintendo has in store for them next week on the Wii Virtual Console will be happy to know that four more classic titles will be up for grabs by February 19. To find out what these titles are and their respective Wii Point costs, check out the full article after the jump.

Gamers who plan on picking up Arc System Works and Sammy Studios' Guilty Gear XX Accent Core might be interested to know that Amazon is now offering the game for US$ 29.99.

In case you're not familiar with Guilty Gear XX Accent Core, it might be good to head on over to the full article where you can find more information regarding the game.

Looking at first day sales of high profile games like Square Enix' Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon: Labyrinth of Forgotten Time and Sega's NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams, the Nintendo Wii doesn't seem to be doing well in terms of pushing software off shelves. Figures and details are at the full article.

After a few months of not hearing anything about Arc System Works' Adventure Flight Wii since our last report, the game is now finally dated for a Japan release. We do hope that the cute RC-copter game will be launched in the Western shores, too. Read on to get more information and to check out new the Adventure Flight screenshots!

Two new Xbox 360 demos have been added to the Xbox Live Marketplace. Unfortunately for gamers in North America, these free demos are not available on the U.S. Marketplace.

First is the Japan-only demo for Guilty Gear 2: Overture. This Xbox 360 title from Arc System Works is the first title in the fighting series to utilize 3D graphics. The demo description describes the game as a mix between the action and RTS genres.

A North American release date for Guilty Gear 2: Overture has yet to be announced. It's currently slated for a November 29 release in Japan.

Next up is the Looney Tunes: ACME Arsenal demo. Available only in European Xbox Live regions, Looney Tunes: ACME Arsenal is a 3d action/adventure title based on the classic Looney Tunes series. Looney Tunes: ACME Arsenal is now out in the U.S. A demo for the game was released on the U.S. Marketplace early this month.

Publisher 505 Games sent out word that Nintendo Wii owners can finally get their hands on Guilty Gear XX Accent Core as the title launches in North America this coming February 2008. It is being developed by Arc System Works and is actually the third installment of the successful franchise.

Accent Core features a major graphical overhaul to make it more enticing to video gamers. Aside from that, the title also sports gameplay changes with the inclusion of never-before-seen moves such as Force Break, Slashback, and Slip Throws.

The number of characters has been upped to 20 not to mention the alternate EX version for each. Of course, Guilty Gear XX Accent Core has also been made compatible with the Wii's motion-sensing controllers.

Arc System Works mentioned that the normal and rather weak character moves are mapped in the Wiimote button while the stronger ones can be pulled off using the combination of the two. While waiting for the actual launch and other updates, just enjoy the screenshots below!

See the other screenshots and artwork after the jump!