Video game title King of Clubs is one of the more elusive titles out there. Elusive in the sense that Oxygen Games has been quite mum about its gameplay and background story. All we know right now is that it involves a theme park somewhere down Route 66 in virtual Nevada.

Basically, it's a puzzle game with Oxygen now claiming that it'll be focusing more in the game of golf. To be able to complete a variety of puzzles across five themes on more than 95 holes, players must collect, unlock, buy, and hire rewards. These then will be used to build up equipments (in your own theme park perhaps?) and skills.

"We've managed to take the mental challenge traditionally associated with puzzle games, and create a fresh, really quirky social experience that's perfect for the way people play games today," commented Oxygen Interactive Publishing Director Kevin Hassall.

Each level has a boss whom players must defeat in order to advance. Of course, the culmination of the game is your ultimate showdown with Big Bubba himself. King of Clubs will also be offering multiple game modes and the choice of matchplay or stroke play for up to four players. This can be played using either a multi-tap or sharing two controllers.

King of Clubs will be available this coming August on platforms Games for Windows (PC), Wii, PlayStation Portable (PSP), DS, and PlayStation 2 (PS2).

When hotshot rookie race car Lightning McQueen unexpectedly made a detour to the sleepy Route 66 of Radiator Springs, he finds out that life is not about the finish line but the journey. His new friends - Sally, a snazzy 2002 Porsche; Doc Hudson, a 1951 Hudson Hornet with a mysterious past; and Mater, a rusty but trusty tow truck - make him realize that trophies, fame, and sponsorship are not the end all and be all of life.

Experience one of life's most important lessons through a race car in the upcoming Disney/Pixar movie Cars to be released this 9th of June. And after watching the movie, experience the fun all over again when the animated film goes to your Nintendo Wii and Xbox 360 as a racing/adventure game.

Explore the town of Radiator Springs and Ornament Valley while collecting Bolt Icons and Bonus Points. Play as Lightning McQueen or any of the other nine playable characters - some of whom you'll meet in the movie, some will be introduced for the first time in the game - in over 30 races and mini-games, most of which are in multiplayer mode.

Cars the video game is slated for a 2006 fourth quarter release.