Sequel to the hit 'sandbox' shooter launched at E3 promises 'insane, adrenaline-fuelled stunts and action'. Once again you're a CIA Black Ops agent causing death and destruction on an island paradise. As you can see, this screenshot features a man with a rocket launcher standing on the roof of a jeep as it ploughs through a field of exotic flowers. This sort of thing doesn't happen enough, even in videogames. Check out the website Photograph: PR
Arguably the best current rhythm action series clambers on stage with the world’s finest construction toy – only raw pleasure can ensue. As usual you play along to a selection of rock and pop classics, but here you can build your own band out of Lego bits, then customise the members unlockable fashion accessories. Genius Photograph: PR
Liverpool studio Bizarre Creations has spent the last 10 years pushing the racing game envelope into the far distance. Its latest project, Blur, features 20-car races through LA, Barcelona and, er, Hackney, but the key element will be the advanced social networking elements. Think Project Gotham Racing meets Facebook… Photograph: PR
Playable on the show floor at E3, the latest installment in Tecmo's uncompromising hack'n'slash series follows super ninja Ryu Hayabusa as he travels the word swirling his enormous sword at people. This time there's co-op action, and you get to play as Ayane from Dead or Alive! One for unreconstructed gamers only, perhaps [http://ninjagaidengame.com/ninjaGaiden/index.html] Photograph: PR
As well as an updated Xbox Live Arcade version of the classic PC adventure Secret of Monkey Island, LucasArts is also overseeing a new series of Monkey Island downloadable episodes. They’re being developed by Telltale Games, the talented studio behind critically acclaimed WiiWare series Strong Bad’s Cool Game For Attractive People. Check out the website Photograph: PR
Japanese developer Treasure is the cult leader of the hardcore shoot 'em up fraternity. This post-apocalyptic 'run-and-gun' blaster is the follow-up to an old N64 gem. Never played it? Don’t worry, a port of the original is available on Wii’s Virtual Console. Check out the website Photograph: PR
You'll have to fight your way through Geordie jokes when this one starts getting coverage, but EyePet looks to be worth the effort. Announced ages ago, but now being properly demoed, it's an augmented reality virtual pet game using the PlayStation Eye camera. It'll interact with real-life objects placed in front of your console, or you can tickle it by waggling your fingers toward the screen. Check out the website Photograph: PR
Obsessively awaited by fans of the highly respected Team Ico studio, The Last Guardian is the final title in the trilogy of atmospheric and unusual adventure titles started by Ico and continued by Shadow of the Colossus. Little is known about the plot but it involves a boy and his giant flying wolf/bird/fox creature. Look, just remember that this is Team Ico, and The Last Guardian will be amazing Photograph: PR
WarioWare titles usually provide dozens of teeny micro-games based around weird graphics and instantly accessible themes. In this one, however, players make the games themselves, designing their own characters and backgrounds, even using the Dsi camera. Creations can then be shared with friends. If this idea doesn’t interest you, you hate videogames Photograph: PR
Frankly, it’ll be a cold day in hell before Gamesblog tires of zombie shoot 'em ups. This one, designed for the WiiWare download service by newcomer Akaoni Studios, promises 'humor too macabre for Nintendo to handle'. Considering Nintendo’s biggest announcement at this year’s event was a bizarre Wii-compatible blood pressure monitor, that’s some claim Photograph: PR
