Bully is one of those games that really didn't capture my attention - I'm one of the few gamers that isn't totally in love with open world sandbox games and I've never been a huge fan of Rockstar games. Having said that I'm a bit intrigued now that Bully: Scholarship Edition is making it's way to the Wii and XBox 360.

It's undeniable that the game has a sense of humor - check out the video below to see what I mean. The thought of playing through and scoring some achievements is definitely appealing but this is still looking like a rental title.

This mashup is pretty awesome - there's not much more about it I ca n say than that. I've been reading a lot about SSBB and I've been trying to decide whether to bite the bullet and put in a pre-order but I'm still on the fence thinking it might make a better rental than purchase.

This video did pull on the wallet strings a bit ... it's probably the best Super Smash Bros. Brawl trailer I've seen so far and it's a fan edit. Check out the video and tell me it doesn't grab your attention.

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Earlier this week we mentioned 2dboy and their current "7-day demo" Robot and the Cities that Built Him (which is a flash game available for freeplay right now on the 2dboy site.) In that post we mentioned the upcoming game World of Goo which is slated for release on both the PC and the Nintendo Wii.

In the following video you can see the game in action and I'm sure you'll feel the same way I do. The frenetic fast paced gameplay is both attractive and inviting. When I first saw it I was reminded of games like Loco Roco and Patapon which it obviously shares some visual styles with.

The game definitely has a sense of humor and based on what you see here it looks like it'll be an absolutely great Wii title Check it out and don't tell me you think the same thing!

World of Goo was originally slated for a release of early February but it has been pushed back to "Coming soon" according to the official page. Hopefully we get to see more of this title sooner rather than later.

Square Enix first announced Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers back at E3 2005. Since then FF fans have been on a long wait first for the Nintendo Wii, then for news concerning the newest Crystal Chronicles game. While I never really got into the original Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles for the GameCube I have always been a fan of the Final Fantasy series. The newest video [above] really shows off a game that I'd love to give a try.

This title will certainly be a beautiful game and it looks like it will really be a blast to play. Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers is due out sometime this year.