Now, thanks to an Amazon Japan listing (which has since been removed), we can confirm that the Super Mario Collection will indeed be a Wii port of Super Mario All-stars, the SNES compilation comprised of Super Mario Bros 1, 2, 3 and The Lost Levels. Also included in the package is a 25 page booklet covering the history of the Mario series, plus a CD soundtrack featuring songs from the past 25 years of Mario games. So far the package is Japan only, with no details as to whether it will be released elsewhere. There are also no details of what Nintendo might be doing (or if they are doing anything at all) for the 25th Anniversary in the rest of the world.

The first trailer is a developer diary discussing the “Re-imagining” of GoldenEye 007 and the second trailer is an edited version of Blood Stone’s Istanbul trailer.

The trailer reveals multiplayer will feature 8 classic characters, 25 iconic weapons and 10 new and original maps.

Press the play button below and enjoy.

And on a slightly different note, here’s a new trailer for Bizarre Creation’s Bloodstone (a game Wii won’t be receiving).

Which one will you be getting? GoldenEye 007, Blood Stone, both or neither.

The uDraw GameTablet will be bundled with uDraw Studio, a drawing suite that promises to be quite intuitive and kid-friendly. THQ have also announced two other uDraw GameTablet games, Pictionary and Dood’s Big Adventure. Pictionary is fairly self-explanatory to anyone that has played the famous pen and paper game. Dood’s Big Adventure is a platformer that requires the player to draw as well as tilt the tablet.

Sonic Colours is the latest effort from Sonic Team. The Wii version of Sonic Colours will use a mixture of 2D and 3D perspectives in a similar way to Sonic Unleashed’s daytime stages (i.e. the better stages). The DS version is said to take advantage of the dual screens of the handheld in a similar way to Sonic Rush. As mentioned in the latest edition of the TNB podcast, Sonic Colours will also feature all new voice actors for Sonic and Tails.

Create will be powered by players’ imaginations and reward those who are able to construct outstandingly creative creations.

VP and General Manager of EA Bright Light, Harvey Elliot said Create will be fun and challenging for families.

“We wanted to design a game where the entire family can explore, decorate, and solve challenges where no solution is wrong and the only limit is the imagination.”

The more Create is played, the more rewarding the experience will be for the player. Those who take time to explore the game, solve all the level-based challenges and customise the in-game worlds will unlock many rewards and master the already easy-to-use control system even quicker.

The PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC and MAC version of the game will also allow players to share their creations, solutions and challenges with the Create community. On top of this, players who own these particular versions of the game will also be able to download and remix solutions or set new challenges for their friends.

Electronic Art’s Create will be released November, 2010.

For those who do not know, Sin and Punishment: Star Successor is a rail shooter, full of intense, high-score chasing action. It is a follow-up to the original N64 game, which itself never saw release outside of Japan until later release on the Wii Virtual Console. The original was quite a good game and gathered something of a cult following and most critics seem to agree that the sequel is equally good.

A trailer of the title was screened at E3 earlier today and then posted on YouTube shortly after. However, since then the trailers appears to have been removed from YouTube. Luckily, James Bond fansite commanderbond.net has collected all of the information from trailer about the remake. So here it is:

GoldenEye for Nintendo 64 was a game that defined a genre. Now, after 13 years of gaming innovation, the legend is re-imagined. Developed from the ground up for the Wii, GoldenEye takes advantage of the latest technology to deliver the same intense experience with today’s graphics and physics. Play a modernized version of the classic story with the new Bond (Daniel Craig), more lethal and cunning than ever as you take on missions around the world. Relive all the legendary moments from the original game; St Petersburg, the Caribbean and numerous other levels. Leverage the classic arsenal of weapons and gadgets as you fight Onatopp, Trevelyan and their adversaries, from the classic PP7 to the high tech assault rifle, sniper rifles and even the tank. The enhanced multiplayer experience offers 4 player split screen like the original and introduces 8-player online matches. GoldenEye is 13 years better, are you?

Also, make sure you check out TNB’s E3 thread over the next few days.

Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time will be released exclusively for Wii November 9, 2010.

Super Mario Galaxy 2 promises several new additions to the formula of the original game. First up, there are some new power-ups for Mario to use, including a drill that allows Mario to tunnel through planets and also a boulder mushroom that gives Mario a boulder suit. This lets Mario ram into objects and enemies.

One of the more anticipated new additions is Yoshi. His abscence from the original Super Mario Galaxy disappointed many fans, so it’s nice to see him make a comeback. When Mario finds a Yoshi egg, he can smash it open and ride on Yoshis back. Yoshi can use his tongue to swing across chasms or grab items and shoot them back at enemies. Some of the items that Yoshi eats can other effects such as the Dash Pepper that allows Yoshi to run up steep inclines and vertical walls and the Blimp Fruit which causes Yoshi to inflate like a balloon and floats to new heights.

Super Mario Galaxy 2 will also come packaged with a DVD that promises to provide hints and tips for both beginner players and also skilled players. Hopefully there’ll be nothing as condescending as the now infamous intro video to Wii Sports Resort.