It seems Feelplus' Ninety-Nine Nights II is no longer a Japan exclusive, if Gamefly is to be believed. A listing for the game was recently spotted in the online game rental service's database along with two other Xbox 360 titles.

Hey, Philadelphia residents. Ever ordered a game from GameFly only to never receive it? Maybe your package went through this guy.

I imagine that quite a few PS3 owners grew hopeful when a PS3 version of Star Ocean: The Last Hope was spotted on GameFly a couple of days back. Is the Xbox 360 exclusive JRPG finally crossing over to the Sony console? Square Enix says it was all a mistake.

Is Star Ocean: The Last Hope getting a PS3 release? For some reason, it seems online video game rental service GameFly thinks so since a PS3 version of the Xbox 360 exclusive is listed in their database.

Just as promised, Konami's teaser website for Kojima Productions' next project has opened its gates with blustery winds and flying cows (umm right, is Helen Hunt in the house?).

So what game is it? Gives a bit of a Heavy Rain vibe, but maybe that's just me. Some are already linking this to that "Tornado Outbreak" listing found a couple days ago, but only time will tell.

Koei has revealed that Shin Sangoku Musou 5 or Dynasty Warriors 6 (Xbox 360, PS3) has finally gone gold. Gamers can expect this popular title to be available in North America pretty soon. In case you want to find out more about this, be sure to head on over to the full article.

It was a great year for games. Well, any year is a great year for games. And now that the year is ending it's time to look back on all the games we loved. Likewise, we look back on all the games we haven't played... and hope they're up for grabs on sales bins. GameFly's offering a year-end sale on pre-played games with free shipping until January 4. Read more in the full article.

The results are in for GameFly's most requested games for the week ending September 7. Last week's "All platforms" chart sees Midway Games' Stranglehold overtaking 2K Games' Bioshock, which has sunk to fourth place. Second in the list is Electronic Art's (EA) Medal of Honor: Airborne, with Bungie Studio's Halo 3 sitting comfortably at third. Meanwhile, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare caps the list at number five.

As some readers may have noticed, last week's most wanted has effectively been dominated by 360 titles. You may also notice below that the 360-specific chart is exactly the same as the "All platforms" chart.

For the other top picks in their specific platform chart, we have Nintendo's Metroid Prime 3: Corruption going strong as the most wanted for the Wii console, with Ninja Theory's Heavenly Sword making its cut as the PlayStation 3's top pick. For the portables, The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass holds first place for the DS; Capcom's Monster Hunter Freedom 2 is currently the PSP's most wanted game.

 

In the video game sales and rental scene in North America, GameFly has reported that 2K Australia and 2K Boston's BioShock is sill terrorizing at the top of the most requested games list, despite issues with widescreens and field of view. This would mark the horror first-person shooter's fourth week on top, for the week ending August 27, 2007.

The game was trailed by next-generation multi-platformer John Woo's Stranglehold by Midway Games, dodging contenders at second spot. Blue Dragon by Mistwalker has grabbed a solid third, although Nintendo's Metroid Prime 3: Corruption has taken a one spot dip to number five.

Get the top five most requested games per platform noted last week at the full article!

Last year, the tandem of The History Channel and Activision created an FPS called The History Channel Civil War: A Nation Divided which set users up on a role to defend the Union against the Confederate uprising. The game received a mixed bag of reviews, but now, the franchise is back for more, according to Gamefly.

With listings and finalized packshots, it's all but confirmed that a new installment called The History Channel: Battle for the Pacific is coming to the Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360, and Sony PlayStation 3 on November 22nd of this year.

It's unconfirmed whether Cauldron will retain its role as series developer but there hasn't been any news to indicate any changes. The game is rated T for "teen" as an indication to the kind of content we're getting.

Gamefly has been pretty accurate about things like this, so it's a pretty safe bet to expect this title in the slated date. Let's hope the sequel to last year's iteration improves dramatically to get more of us into the interactive history lesson thing.