Here’s a full list, including release periods  – if we know them. After the list, we’ve got trailers for a ton of games on the list to occupy your time.

Nintendo Wii

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (2011)

Mario: Sports Mix (2011)

Just Dance 2 (Fall 2010)

Metroid: Other M (August 31)

GoldenEye 007 (Holiday 2010)

Wii Party (Holiday 2010)

Epic Mickey (2010 – probably Holiday)

Kirby’s Epic Yarn (Fall 2010)

Donkey Kong Country Returns

Nintendo (3)DS

Dragon Quest IX (in 26 days!)

Golden Sun: Dark Dawn (not 3D, Holiday 2010)

Kid Icarus: Uprising

Nintendogs…and cats!

A whole host of titles from top studios (titles in parentheses):

• Activision (DJ Hero 3D)
• Atlus
• AQ
• Bandai Namco (Ridge Racer)
• Capcom (Resident Evil, Super Street Fighter)
• EA
• EA Sports (Madden and FIFA Soccer)
• Harmonix
• Hudson
• Konami (Metal Gear Solid)
• Tecmo Koei (Ninja Gaiden and two others)
• Level 5 (Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle)
• Majesco
• Marvelous Entertainment
• Rocket
• Square Enix (A Kingdom Hearts title, along with a possible Final Fantasy)
• SEGA
• Takara Tomy
• T2
• THQ (Saints Row)
• Ubisoft (Assassin’s Creed: Lost Legacy, Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell)
• WB Games (Batman title)

And that’s just a partial list for the 3DS – there’s more to come, along with 3D movies, which are viewable on the device without glasses.

And now – the trailers!

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

Kirby’s Epic Yarn

Mario: Sports Mix

Kid Icarus: Uprising (the beginning is slightly cut off)

Donkey Kong Country Returns

Epic Mickey Demo

Golden Sun: Dark Dawn

Just Dance 2

Wii Party

Gillette is looking for the Champions of Gaming on the Xbox 360 along with Electronic Arts. The tournament starts on November 18 and runs through February 14, 2010. Gamers will compete against other games on Xbox Live on the following EA Sports titles: Tiger Woods PGA TOUR® 10, EA SPORTS™ FIFA Soccer 10, Madden NFL 10, NHL® 10 and Fight Night Round 4.

Winners from each of the titles will have a chance to be crowned at the Gaming Final Event in March 2010.

“Last year, our match came down to the final shot. I’ve been practicing and I am ready to take another crack at this year’s best player,” said Tiger Woods.

That’s right, Tiger Woods attends and so will other sports superstars. The global tournament will have one nine part qualification round and one knockout round in three regions – North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. The regional champs will face off and those winners will play against the sports superstars.

“We’re excited to once again provide gamers from around the world the opportunity to face off on some of our most popular EA SPORTS games through the Champions of Gaming Tournament on Xbox LIVE,” said Peter Moore, President, EA SPORTS. “What continues to make this tournament truly stand out from other gaming tournaments is the extraordinary chance to compete face-to-face against Tiger Woods and other sports superstars.”

To enter check out all the rules at easports.com/gillette

EA is launching a new way to get your Madden fix with Madden NFL Arcade. The 5-on-5 football game is from EA Tiburon. Madden NFL Arcade will be available for download on Xbox Live Arcade and the Playstation Store for 1200 MS Points and $14.99 respectively right before the holidays.

“When you look around the office and see your whole team playing and having tons of fun with it, you know the game hit the right mark,” said marketing director Nathan Stewart. “We have diehard Madden fans who have worked on the franchise for a decade, and more casual gamers who are all playing together and enjoying it. If our productivity the past few weeks is any indication, we’ve created a game that everyone will love.”

Gamers can choose from 32 NFL Teams with home stadiums and then have four downs to get past 60 yards. No penalties or field goals in Madden NFL Arcade.

My tip to you, choose to play as the Vikings. ^_^

The University of Oregon’s Warsaw Sports Marketing Center did a Madden Football IQ study to look at how fans of Madden NFL interact with the sport of football. The results shouldn’t surprise anyone. They found that fans of Madden NFL are not only more knowledgeable about the game of football, but also more avid, devoted fans.

“For the second year, we delved into the relationship that the Madden NFL game forges with real football, and the study proved that it runs very deep. Madden NFL fans are not only extremely knowledgable about the game of football, they are equally as passionate,” said Paul Swangard, Managing Director of the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center at the University of Oregon. “Twenty-one years of the Madden NFL franchise has created a smarter and more devoted football fan.”

The study surveyed more than 9,000 EA Sports Madden NFL players. The five categories of football knowledge tested were: Game Situations, General Knowledge, History, Rules and Business of Sport.

According to the survey, the more hours playing Madden NFL correlates to a more devoted and involved NFL fan. Mostly though 67% knew plays like passing routes and defensive schemes.

I doubt that Madden NFL can make me like the fact that Bret Favre is on the Vikings.