Those who have played DinerTown and enjoyed the game will definitely find PlayFirst’s Fitness Dash to be equally entertaining. This is the latest spin-off from the DinerTown storyline and will offer a whole new match game challenge in the context of classic DASH time-management gameplay. More details on Fitness Dash right after the jump.

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Fans of the Dragon Ball series will find the latest iteration from Atari to be entertaining like many other similar titles in the past, and you can look forward to Ball Z: Infinite World which ought to be readily available in a retail store near you. This game is meant for the hundred over million PS2 owners worldwide, so you can forget about all those fancy high definition stuff. Meant to be a swansong title on the PS2, this is the last of the “Z” series on that aged system, but that doesn’t mean it will be a turkey. Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World brings together many of the best elements from the previous Budokai and Shin-Budokai series, combining it with the recently released and much-admired next-gen Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, for an optimal gaming experience where DBZ is concerned.

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Stardock has a brand new PC game in the works for the mana-loving masses, with Elemental: War of Magic being the title of choice. For those who have tried out games such as Galactic Civilizations and Ironclad’s Sins of a Solar Empire, those very same people will probably find Elemental: War of Magic to be appealing in its own right. Unfortunately, shipping of this game will commence sometime in the first quarter of 2010, which is more than a year away. Fret not - a public beta will start from next spring onwards, giving you plenty of time to go through the game and have a taste of it for yourself.

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PS3 owners are in luck - they have yet another triple A title available for the slow moving console - Resistance 2. Developed by Insomniac Games, Resistance 2 is the fourth PS3 exclusive title released for the platform, and will expand upon its predecessor, Resistance: Fall of Man, by offering gamers a bigger, more innovative and technically-advanced experience (don’t they all claim to do that?). You will be able to engross yourself in an epic single-player campaign, while multiplayer gaming allows you to duke it out with 59 other people just in case you feel that flying solo is not your cup of tea.

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Cultivating a culture of gratitude is more important than ever in these times of global economic turmoil, so why not have a hoot while you’re at it? This Thanksgiving, you will be able to learn how to look at the glass as half full courtesy of The Thanksgiving Game, Inc., who is offering The Thanksgiving Game to everyone at all Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores nationwide, select Kroger stores, Christian bookstores and on Amazon.com. So far those who have given a go have nothing but praises, so what’s The Thanksgiving Game all about? Read on after the jump to find out more.

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If you have a penchant for music-based games, then chances are you have been looking forward to Dancing with the Stars: We Dance! which is now available on both the Nintendo Wii and DS platforms. These releases follow the heels of last year’s hit, the original Dancing with the Stars title. As with any other sequel, there will be new and improved options thrown in, so read on after the jump for further detail on the title.

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Everybody’s favorite ogre, Shrek, is now back across multiple gaming platforms thanks to the efforts of Activision Publishing, Inc. who recently announced Shrek’s Carnival Craze. This is a new addition to the uber movie franchise that will see Shrek wreak havoc across the Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, PS2 and PC platforms. Hmmm, guess he won’t be making an appearance in high definition graphics, eh? I suppose that bodes well for the target demographic anyways who are more kiddy at heart instead of gamers who prefer a slightly more mature slant to things.

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Folks who own the Nintendo DS have more fun stuff to look forward to - this time in the form of AWAY Shuffle Dungeon that features a game scenario conceived by RPG creator Hironobu Sakaguchi, coupled with colorful and memorable characters from the imagination of Naoto Oshima, while the main theme song is sure to remain stuck in your head for plenty of years to come thanks to the efforts of the legendary Nobuo Uematsu (the guy behind the Final Fantasy theme). What does AWAY Shuffle Dungeon entail? Well, it puts you in the shoes of the protagonist, a young hero known as “Sword” who must rescue kidnapped townsfolk from a strange unknown (as always)..

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MotorStorm was one of the better initial titles available on the PS3 in the console’s earlier days, so there is absolutely no reason for there not to have a sequel as a follow up. This time round, we are faced with the adrenaline rush known as MotorStorm: Pacific Rift that brings together both amazing visuals and intense driving action for that visceral off-road experience. Before being released officially, it has already picked up accolades like “Best Racing Game of E3 2008″, so you can expect a whole ton of action and adrenaline rush as this title hits retail store shelves.

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The highly anticipated Guitar Hero World Tour is now out for the masses thanks to Activision Publishing, expanding Guitar Hero’s signature guitar gameplay to include a cooperative band experience with the help of new wireless controllers, online and offline gameplay modes, and a Music Studio feature that allows you to compose, record, edit and share your own rock and roll anthems. You will get 86 on-disc tracks from numerous music legends including The Eagles, Van Halen, Metallica, Michael Jackson and The Doors to keep you and your friends rocking, while world famous artists like Ozzy Osbourne, Billy Corgan and Travis Barker will make in-game appearances as well.

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