Crashing and burning hasn't been this fun in ages. SPOGS Racing finally comes to WiiWare this week for gamers in the US. Also new in the Wii Shop Channel is King of the Monsters in the Virtual Console. Details about the games in the full article.

It's good to hear what developers have to say about the video game industry once in a while. Stephen Orr, founder of D2C Games, talks about how the Wii appeals to the mass-market and how the PSP is a "sleeping giant." Go to the full article to read more on what Orr has to say.

You guys better gear up for D2C Games' upcoming arcade-style WiiWare racing title, SPOGS Racing. We were able to grab the latest batch of screenshots of the game for your viewing pleasure. From the looks of it, the game's shaping up to one mighty crazy game. Check out the photos after the jump!

It seems that Nintendo's WiiWare service is getting a lot of love from different video game development studios. We just learned today that the newly-opened D2C Games is preparing a title called SPOGS Racing. Know the details after the jump!

Crave Entertainment and Colorado-based international bull-riding organization Professional Bull Riders (PBR) announced today a new video game title named after the said organization.

It will be released on platforms Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, Games for Windows, and on the PlayStation Portable as a downloadable game. Professional Bull Riders Game offers different gameplay modes that test players' skills in either staying on for at least eight seconds or bucking off the rider before his time is up.

There's also a Season Mode that will allow gamers to unlock certain riders and bulls. It was said that Professional Bull Riders Game will be available October 2008.

More details after the jump!

Former Electronic Arts executive D2C games founder">Scott Orr and technology expert Bart Besseling founded D2C Games, a new video game developer that focuses on making downloadable games taht can be played socially. D2C Games aims to partner with other companies to make games for various platforms, such as next-gen consoles, handhelds, 3G mobile devices and PCs.

Scott Orr says that what will set his company apart from the others is social networking, "allowing users to create game content and personalize the game". He says that D2C plans to cater to both the hardcore gamers, who might be looking for something new in their gaming experience, and the casual gamers, who simply don't have the time to devote hours to a game.


"It goes back to basics, and being able to easily pick up and play a game without having to figure out or have to read a 50 page manual. We wont have one," he said. Orr also added that his company will focus on two specific areas, with casual social sports on one end and episodic sci-fi on the other.

For starters, Orr and his group plans to throw support to Sony's handheld, and will officially be announcing D2 Comics at the upcoming Game Developers Conference. D2 Comics will offer interactive comics to PSP users.

Coming up from D2C is Chalkboard Sports, a series of real-time strategy sports games, which will use the company's focus on user generated content, though specifically what this content will be remains unknown.