When I say there are slim pickings this week, I mean it. The home consoles only get two releases, and there are no new games at all for the Wii and PSP. There's also only one release on PC, but since it's The Sims 3, it's sure to sell a bucketload by its lonesome. The only console not experiencing a game drought this week in the Nintendo DS. There really are no slow release weeks for the DS in terms of quantity, really. Read on for a list of this week's game releases.

A trusted source has let Ripten in on some of Sony's ongoing projects. From what we've gotten, it looks like Resistance on PSP is already moving along the testing phase, as well as inFamous and MAG. How are they faring thus far? Details after the jump.

Sucker Punch game director Nate Fox hinted at the possibility that the studio may still be making a PSP title in the future. Could that game be a new Sly Cooper title?

We got word that the next issue of the PlayStation Magazine (PSM) will mark the resurrection of the Sly Cooper video game franchise. Accordingly, Sly Cooper 4 will make an outing on the PlayStation 3 while an all new Sly Cooper title is scheduled to appear on the Playstation Portable.

Aside from this, the report mentioned that the two titles will be officially revealed during the upcoming E3 Media and Business Summit 2007 in July. The franchise is owned by development studio Sucker Punch Productions and all the first three installments were released on the PlayStation 2 (PS2).

What's more interesting is that Sly Cooper 4 and Sly Cooper PSP will be released simultaneously and will have some sort of connectivity. The following is an alleged snippet from Sucker Punch that is included in the PSM's article on the matter:

The graphics have been majorly overhauled and the gameplay will be more varied and focused this time around. We're aiming for a fully interactive 3-d world, with no loads and seamless interaction between settings and characters.

The series features the character of eight-year old Sly Cooper who is actually a raccoon descended from a long line of Master Thieves. All three previous versions were platform games. The report also noted that Microsoft tried to buy Sucker Punch two years ago but was unable to do so.