1. GameTrailers has a bevy of new Zelda: Twilight Princess content to whet your appetite for the upcoming adventure. Included are the opening cinema, a new trailer, two sword combat demonstrations, and a bow demonstration.Excited yet?
2. First, World of Warcraft, and now Wii. South Park loves its video games, that’s for sure.Of laughable note:The show ended with a note that it was “to be continued,” presumably next Wednesday. The episode, which made sure to mention the Wii’s November 19 release date and motion-sensing controllers, was sponsored by the PlayStation 2 exclusive Final Fantasy XII.IGN has a more descriptive review here.
3. GameSpy takes a look at how WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2007 is coming, and it sounds like it’s coming pretty well.
4. GameDaily evidently likes Tokobot Plus: Mysteries of the Karakuri for the PS2.
5. They also get a few words in with Capcom about the new Street Fighter movie, and the future of the franchise.Sounds like they’re serious about doing this right. But I wonder, what ever happened to that Mega Man movie they’d announced?
6. Go Nintendo provides the link to Death Note screens and a trailer.
7. Star Fox Commands a Euro release date.
8. …”Dance Dance Immolation?”
9. I do believe this to be accurate.
10. Joystiq compares lineups for each region’s Virtual Console launch.
11. For fans of the old Saturday morning toon Captain N: The Game Master, Kotaku has stumbled upon this little convenience. Good if you live in Canada or somewhere the DVDs won’t be sold.
12. Press The Buttons and Racketboy give their view on why the initial offerings of Virtual Console seem so lacking. And while I agree to a point, it remains a mystery why third-party offerings like Super Castlevania IV and Contra III: The Alien Wars(aka Contra Spirits) are Japan-only.
13. Speaking of PTB, Matt gives a look back at his first Castlevania experience, via the arcade.
14. ZTGameDomain.com believes that Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties isn’t as bad as some might think.

–LBD “Nytetrayn”

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