JoWooD Productions and Telltale, Inc. are announcing that the anticipated Wii version of “gaming’s first sitcom” is shipping to retail stores in the UK. Sam & Max Season One for Wii is available now in select retail locations, with widespread availability coming tomorrow. This first-time console release brings the episodic Sam & Max series into the living room, the perfect spot for players to enjoy the series’ interactive sitcom format.
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Capcom have released an image of the European Box Art for the forthcoming Wii exclusive release, Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop. Now officially stamped with a BBFC 18 Certificate – as if there was ever any doubt – European Wii gamers will get the opportunity to guide Frank West through his mall massacre in 2009. 
Do you find there are too few hours in the day to run a household, hold down a job and fit in a workout? Or, are you just getting bored of the same old fitness routine? EA SPORTS, a label of Electronic Arts Inc., today announced the development of EA SPORTS Active, an innovative new customizable and personalized fitness product that will get you motivated to move in the comfort of your home. EA SPORTS Active will launch exclusively for the Wii worldwide next spring.
Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has today announced Job Island – a collection of Mini-Games set within an umbrella theme, which has been created by Hudson Soft and will be released for Wii in March 2009.
Starting 21st November 2008, a stylish new series of unique Wii games will begin launching exclusively via WiiWare. Nintendo’s Art Style series combines simple yet highly playable new game concepts with striking audio-visuals. And to celebrate the release of the upcoming series, a new online site has now been launched: 
SquareEnix Ltd., the publisher of Square Enix interactive entertainment products in Europe and other PAL territories, today announces the release date for Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo’s Dungeon, featuring a loveable cast of Chocobo and his friends, has been postponed by one week and will now be available across Europe and PAL territories on November 7th 2008, exclusively on the Nintendo Wii.
Digital Leisure Inc. a leading developer and publisher of interactive video-based titles and console games, announced today the launch of The Incredible Maze, an exciting Puzzle game designed exclusively for Nintendo’s WiiWare game service.
Rising Star Games have announced plans to release Rune Factory: Frontier in Europe after a well received unveiling at this year’s E3. The product is part of a stellar line-up showcased by Rising Star Games’ parent company, Marvelous Entertainment, and XSEED Games (the product’s North American publisher) at the Los Angeles Convention Centre.
High Voltage Software today officially revealed the Hollywood voice-over cast of their exciting First-Person Shooter, The Conduit.
The confirmation of a sequel to this year’s encouragable Wii exclusive No More Heroes may not have come as a huge surprise. The title’s developers, Grasshopper Manufacture – and in particular, the company’s founder and CEO, Suda Goichi (aka Suda51) – have achieved a considerable degree of awareness amongst consumers in the last three years since working on the easily misjudged one-time GameCube exclusive Killer 7. And No More Heroes itself, though now widely available at a budget price, performed well at initial release, being the perfect solution for Hardcore Gamers having obtained a Wii and running out of options in the space between Super Mario Galaxy and Mario Kart Wii.
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