Warrior Kings Battles Battlecry, the expansion pack to its excellent real-time strategy game, is almost upon us. The Battlecry add-on for the original game, Warrior Kings, is scheduled to release this summer. In addition to a new single-player campaign and multiplayer, the expansion is one of the game's largest additions, adding huge new 3D graphics, new units, new units, and a new campaign, set in the huge forests of the Northern Kingdoms. Battlecry is already out in Germany, and there are still several more regions and a handful of improvements that the developer has planned.

Wars and Warriors: Joan of Arc was the first action strategy game to feature real-time 3D graphics. The game had three modes of play: story, survival, and war. Though its status as a turn-based game seems limited, it was a fun one. The last game in the series to include 3D graphics was X-Com: UFO Defense, which took a similar approach.

Water Bugs is a (relatively) pretty game that first came out in 1999. The game is played by having you take on the role of a young, five-year-old boy who is looking for water Bugs. With his mere ability to walk on the water, he sets about catching them as they land on his doorstep. The game features a storyline revolving around finding the seven red-leaf clover bodies scattered throughout the various levels. You can engage in a wide variety of moves, ranging from jumping to slicing to skipping through waterfalls. The game is made up of five environments: Konthana, Pac Man, Island, Coast, Rain, Air, and Space. The game features 18 different missions that will have you collecting a variety of fish and blowing up enemies, all with different objectives.

Waterslide Island, the Facebook-based service, has been hit with layoffs. The source for the layoffs was a small, unnamed APK, who told the Wall Street Journal that a majority of the workforce had been affected.All employees would now be laid off until a settlement can be agreed.

Wei Qi Xi You Ji isn't going to make any calls to sell your mobile phone, but instead to just buy it from Gameloft. We'll cut you off if you're interested in downloading this!Instead, we want to find out how much your phone charges you for using it, as well as get an idea of what it charges you for using it.

Western Outlaw is the name for the upcoming anime television show from Ashita no Bank. This one-on-one series will be produced by Shiro Sagisu and serialized by the legendary Yutaka Tsuda. The four-episode series is slated to air on Funimation and Crunchyroll, but only in Japan.

Wheelman was due out in the US this week, but is now confirmed for a European release, this Wednesday. Until now, we've only had a brief clue that I'd told you what the game was all about, and it looked like it'll take you on a ride around a bunch of bouncing police cars. I can't say for certain whether the gameplay is the same or not, but given the size of the game it looks like it will be much more varied than Codemasters' venerable crash-racing franchise. There's a little GameCube version of the game in the works too, so if you're a fan of the series, you can get behind the wheel of that.

White Out - a new game from UK studio Arsenal Interactive. White Out is based on the Dutch scene and will see you playing as a blind girl named Ellie who travels through time using time manipulation. You'll have to guide Ellie through five "corrupted" levels to stop a series of tragic events. You'll be able to import your previous experience into White Out on PlayStation 2. The single-player portion of the game will include three main levels. The game is set for a release in September.

Who Wants To Be A Gazillionaire?An online gala can be a bit of a frustrating affair, as lots of people are having their fill of at-home parties and travelling to their local Popcorn space (think how Disney usually does it with the Disney Mouse logo, etc.). Maybe it's a microcosm of the world, maybe it's a bunch of years old, or maybe it's even a kids-only thing.

Wi Fi Taiou Gensen Table Game Wii is the latest in a line of gaming tablets that were released last year in Japan. The Wi Fi devices had been available in two variants and include the system on a computer or tablet, and also the model on a Wiimote. The Wi Fi games used by the Wiimote included two full-fledged titles: Home Shopping and School Spotted. According to reports, the games could cost as little as $40 or as much as $75 each. The basic Wi-Fi model, which retails for $60, includes the same Wiimote as well as two games and a player drawing tool. The new wi-Fi device was launched last year in Japan, with the retail version coming out in March this year.