Finally, a game that everyone is definitely waiting for: Madden NFL 10. We' have some lackluster stand alone games the few weeks past, but not anymore. Starting this week, you're finally gonna get all the field action you've been longing for. Not only that, this whole week of August 9th to 15th seems to well-represented, with various games sprinkled all throughout the different days. Check out the list after the jump.

The nominations are in, the tallying's over, and the GDC 09 Developers' Choice Awards have come and gone. The big winners this year were Fallout 3, which got the Game of the Year award, and LittleBigPlanet, which won in 4 different categories. The tail-end of the awards ceremony even had a little surprise in the form of a trailer for one of the most highly-anticipated sequels in recent years. Details after the jump!

What are the lowly denizens of QJ looking forward to in 2009? We highlight the games coming next year (hopefully) that get us all hot under the collar.

Do you agree? Think we're raving loonies? Got suggestions of your own? Sally forth good readers, and let us know what you think.

We're in for a brutal week to kick this month off, marked by Kratos' latest killing trip through God of War: Chains of Olympus for the PSP and Jimmy Hopkins' enrollment for scholarship in Bullworth Academy. War is nigh with Warhammer 40K's latest expansion and Army of Two, though there's still a couple of baseball titles inbound if you want a break from all the violence. All these are waiting at the full article, so hit that jump!

Is there a new Rayman title in the works? That's the question that The Platformers asked when they got hold of the art book included with the Xbox 360 version of Ubisoft's Rayman Raving Rabbids.

According to a post on The Platformers, "on the backside of an art book bundled with the Xbox 360 edition of Rayman Raving Rabbids lies an image which would undoubtedly cause one to think a sequel for to Raving Rabbids is on the way". Of course, the "semi-announce a new game through the often overlooked instruction manual" maneuver was also employed by Sony for God of War: Chains of Olympus.

The fact that Rayman Raving Rabbids was one of Ubisoft's more successful titles also lends credence to this rumor. Remember though, this is all just pure conjecture, but hey, a new Rayman Raving Rabbids game would be most welcome, we think. What about you guys? Leave a comment and let us know.