Mike Jennings played Dragoneer's Aria from developer Nippon Ichi Software. Read the review to see what he thought about this game.

Read the Dragoneer's Aria review.

A free to play card based RPG that works inside the browser window, NGB say it’s also able to run through the Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 3 with a PSP version coming soon this March.

They plan to update the game with new content and battle cards including a new story mode with further updates expected monthly until the end of the year. Unlikely to have other titles quaking in their boots any time soon but at least it’s free I guess.

KOEI today announced the release of Warriors Orochi on PC and PSP. Warriors Orochi combined the entire casts of both Samurai Warriors and Dynasty Warriors for one almighty tear up and will be available at retail on March 28th 2008.

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Your weekly look at all the games that will be available to buy for money this week.

Always wondered how the Japanese spend their hard-earned each week? Well, now's your chance to find out.

Staff of Strategy Informer recently enjoyed playing Geometry Wars: Galaxies on the Nintendo DS, and also gave it a whopping 8.2/10 in our Wii review, so to celebrate our love for all things Geomentry Wars, we've decided to run a little competition to allow our European visitors the chance to win a copy of either the DS or Wii version.

UPDATE: The Competition has now closed, winners are announced inside!

Sony Computer Entertainment America today announced the God of War PSP bundle pack which is a limited-edition offering that celebrates the debut of the God of War Franchise on the PSP. This special bundle will feature a limited-edition “Deep Red” PSP with the God of War himself, Kratos, silkscreened on the back of the unit; the highly anticipated God of War: Chains of Olympus game; the hit comedy movie from Columbia Pictures, Superbad, on UMD; and a PlayStation Network voucher to download the Syphon Filter: Combat Ops from the PlayStation store for free.

All the top 40 movers and shakers and whatnot.

Electronic Arts has been making more noise recently as it tries to position itself to acquire Take-Two. While under new management, EA has been painstakingly shirking its old image of a big, cold corporate publisher with one that's more open to creativity and freedom. However this ping pong of exchanges could reverse all that effort if offers become less friendly.

This new found charm doesn't seem to be working anyway on Take-Two's executive board who accuse EA of undervaluing their company at $26 a share. They're not interested in even entertaining the notion until after the release of Grand Theft Auto IV (April 29) which is likely to dramatically increase Take-Two's bargaining position.