Remember the LostWinds sequel that Frontier Development had hinted at a couple of days ago? We've come across some recent illustrations that appear to reflect how this new game might look. You can view them over in the full article.

Someone's playing liberator again and "freeing" some of the games offered over the recently launched WiiWare service. We've heard that downloads of WiiWare titles are being seeded over torrent avenues, and this feat has been attributed to a circumvention of security over Nintendo's servers. Get more details at the full story.

LostWinds just got released a few days earlier, but Frontier Development already has a sequel to the WiiWare game already in the works. How did we find out about it? A big, telling clue is in the website, that's how. Check it out in the full article.

A new batch of screenshots and artwork is in for WiiWare's LostWinds. If the trailer video wasn't enough to convince you how gorgeous this game's going to be, maybe these new images will. Check them out after the "read more" link below.

Want a solid and very unique platformer title that doesn't have anything to do with a certain plumber? Then hit up the full article as we show you what Frontier Development's WiiWare title, LostWinds, is all about. Controlling the winds with your Wiimote never looked this fun, nor this awesome.

Roughly a month ago, Frontier Development announced that they will be releasing their first a title, LostWinds. Today, the game is surely taking a definite shape. We got a video that showcases the world of Toku. Catch the clip after the jump!

LostWinds from Frontier Development was one of the first big titles announced for WiiWare. Unfortunately, we've heard precious little of it until now. Head on over to the full article for LostWind's gameplay details.

Nintendo is set to make this year's Game Developers Conference remarkable and memorable for gamers as the legendary company confirms the U.S. release dates of Wii Fit and games download service WiiWare.

Also, Nintendo has a couple of surprises regarding WiiWare and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Young King and the Promised Land. Know more after the jump!

Frontier Developments is taking a bold step in the direction of WiiWare development as it announced the details of its first title for the Nintendo service with LostWinds for the Wii. The game puts you in the role of Toku as it places "the power of the wind in the palm of your hand." More details and screenshots of the game in the full article.

Frontier Developments' Founder David Braben has revealed details on his current project The Outsider (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) and confirmed that they are working on Elite IV for next gen consoles in the recent Nottingham's Game City event.

In the conference, Braben described the video game as an "action thriller, directed by the player." Further lending to this feeling is the premise of the game which places players in the shoes of an ex-CIA agent called Jameson who was framed for the murder of the U.S. President.

While The Outsider has a lot of action sequences, a major part of the video game has Jameson interacting and dealing with various factions such as the Chinese secret service and the corrupt CIA agents who framed him. Fans of non-linear gameplay will be thrilled to know that Braben said that they have modeled the entire Washington DC in the game and that it is possible for players to interact with thousands of NPCs in the game.

Braben also revealed that The Outsider features a robust physics engine and animation system complete with motion capture. In one of the videos featured during the event, they showed of Jamison knocking out one of the bad guys causing him to painfully bounce off one of the nearby tables before hitting the ground.

Gamers who can't wait to pick up a copy of Founder Developments' The Outsider will be happy to know that it should be available for PS3 and Xbox 360 some time this year barring any delays.