Konami Digital Entertainment, or rather its division in America, rocked San Francisco with their blow-by-blow game lineup revelation kicking off from 2008 onwards. Of course, there were the all-time favorites: Metal Gear Solid, Castlevania, Dance Dance Revolution, and Silent Hill. However, these weren't all the games that the publisher highlighted at the event. Find out the rest that wouldn't fit in our title at the full story.

(Editor's Note: Spent too much time playing GTA IV to read up on the news? Time to catch up with QuickJump QuickPeek!)

Whoa, it's the weekend already? Pry your thumbs away from those controllers, gamers, it's time for number 46! In this issue, we cover everything from the big PlayStation Day event, to the upcoming WiiWare service, and a heck of a lot of Grand Theft Auto IV news. Take a breath, folks, here we go!

*Article originally posted May 10, 2008 at 03:00PM.

It's good to hear what developers have to say about the video game industry once in a while. Stephen Orr, founder of D2C Games, talks about how the Wii appeals to the mass-market and how the PSP is a "sleeping giant." Go to the full article to read more on what Orr has to say.

(Editor's Note: Never gonna give you up... Never gonna let you down... Never gonna - blargh. Noooo!!!)

Ready to lock yourself in come the 29th? Grand Theft Auto 4 is just around the bend, so if you're planning to pick one up, be ready to cut off the lines to your social life for the next couple of days. Before then, we'll help you prepare with all the things you may have missed out on during the week. It's twice the fun and twice the surprises here in QuickPeek 44. And we promise, no one will be Niko Bellic'ed.

* Article originally posted Apr 26, 2008 at 12:53PM

Capcom, the studio that brought us the Street Fighter franchise (thank the video game gods for that), has revealed that they might be working on WiiWare titles in the future. They are also open to acquiring new studios in the future. Details in the full article.

A sensible remark from the founder of Sensible Software? Judge for yourselves: Jon Hare, one of the moving forces behind games like Sensible World of Soccer, says that he honestly believes that the "quality of programming has gone down." Read the whole story in the full article.

Fresh off the successful Bionic Commando predictions for the Microsoft Xbox 360 and the Sony PlayStation 3, the Quartermann is back and is looking to continue his roll of advanced info that turns out to be true. This time, word of a new Metal Gear Solid game for the Sony PlayStation Portable, BioShock for the Sony PlayStation 3 and new WiiWare products is being passed around. Do you think all these hold water? Read the full story and decide for yourself.

Read on to see details on these hot predictions.