The early bird may get the worm, but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese. Which is why we're giving you another look at the world of THQ's Ratatouille (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PSP, DS, PC, Mobile) with these screenshots. While THQ's Ratatouille was released for practically the whole gamut of systems out there, the screenshots that you see here were taken from the PSP version of the game.

We're ratting out on the screenies after the jump!

At the risk of dropping some rather cheesy puns (that's one), we're letting the guys in some tasty deals GameStop has in store for this week.

The retailer has announced that this week's special will consist of several discounts for the game release of the Pixar movie Ratatouille, for the Xbox 360, PSP, Wii, DS, GameCube, GBA, PlayStation 2, and Xbox gaming consoles. This week's fresh catch will entitle buyers to a US$ 10 price reduction of the game, with the promo proper expected to last until this Thursday, August 9, while supplies last.

Also included in this week's sales promo is a used (original) PlayStation 2 model, which sells for US$ 79.99. For the 360 and PSP owners, also look out for the custom paraphernalia you'll be getting when you purchase choice titles from the site. Full details are available in the read link.

Not only does this new Ratatouille trailer from Heavy Iron Studios and THQ bring home the bacon, it also brings home the cheese, the wine, the olives, the lasagna... it just brings a lot of food to the table!

In Ratatouille, players get to play as the master chef-slash-rat Remy as he goes through 20 exciting missions that will relive portions of the movie, as well as flesh out Remy's character even further. As an added bonus, the game also comes with an unlockable sneak peek of Disney/Pixar's next movie, "WALL-E", which tells the story of a robot who wants to travel the galaxy.

Now, what's in this trailer, you might be wondering? Besides Remy, the ratty chef running for his little life, we also have gameplay mechanics such as running, jumping, and rolling on round food objects. The trailer also notes some of the game's features, such as multiplayer options and minigames.

In any case, you can expect delicious action and multiplatform gaming delicacies below, because in Ratatouille, everything tastes good. Enjoy!

Talking about Ratatouille (PC, Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, Nintendo DS, PSP) feels weird to me. Anyhow, Remi M. will now talk about Remy, the main character of the game. Remy is a French rat who is obsessed about the idea of becoming a master French chef, now of course when you're a rodent and you wanna be a master chef, there are bound to be some problems and health code violations along the way.

Anyhow, the game is being developed by Heavy Iron Studios and will be published by THQ. Over at GameSpot, we found a video interview of Heavy Iron's General Manager, Lyle Hall. He showed off the game and he talked about what you can expect from the game and the main character himself. We have a video for you guys courtesy of YouTube, so go ahead and click play to check Remy, the rodent, in action.

Disney-Pixar games are a dime a dozen. From Cars to The Incredibles, to a whole host of other games, lots of young gamers (aged 1 to 52) are enjoying the chance to get into their favorite movies and play as its different characters. For next year's summer game, you can expect a massive invasion of culinary rats across all major platforms to date.

We're talking massive here. THQ is going to publish the game on the Wii, NDS, GBA, GameCube, PS2, PSP, PS3, Xbox 360, plus a Mac and PC version.

Ratatouille will have you playing as Remy (not to be confused with fellow QJ blogger Remi) as he goes through key scenes from the movie. You'd have to guide him across a wide array of mini-games, cooking challenges, and head-to-head multiplayer. Players would be allowed to create their own culinary masterpieces, all while trying to evade the perils and threats lurking about the kitchens of Paris.

Are you the next greatest rat-chef in all of history? The game is coming out next year, so you better start preparing those dishes (and evasive skills)!