Shacknews receives a slew of new screenshots and trailers for upcoming games everyday. The most anticipated titles receive their own post, because we know you're eager to see that content. For the rest, we have the Daily Filter, a place to feature all of the media we add to our enormous database on a daily basis.

Today's Filter features media for FIFA Soccer 11, Dissidia 012[duodecim] Final Fantasy, Wildlife Park 3, Overgrowth, Apache: Air Assault, Vindictus, Tera, Splatterhouse, Woody Two-Legs: Attack of the Zombie Pirates, Reload, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, Darkspore, Sonic Free Riders, Terra Militaris, Black Prophecy, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood and James Bond 007: Blood Stone. Read more »

Shacknews receives a slew of new screenshots and trailers for upcoming games everyday. The most anticipated titles receive their own post, because we know you're eager to see that content. For the rest, we have the Daily Filter, a place to feature all of the media we add to our enormous database on a daily basis.

In the first "Daily Filter" of August 2010, we bring you a Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions "behind-the-scenes" trailer featuring legendary comic creator Stan Lee and a video tutorial of the "Villager Maker" web-browser tool for Fable 3. We've also added the music video for Linkin Park's "The Catalyst," featuring Medal of Honor and the third dev diary for Front Mission Evolved to our database for your viewing pleasure. Read more »

Ship customisation is the focus of a new batch of screenshots for Neocron developer Reakktor's space MMO Black Prophecy, showing how players design their own vessels.

Spaceships in Black Prophecy are modular, composed of a cockpit, left and right wings and engines, with the option to add up to four "normal" weapons plus a shield generator and rocket launcher with "up to two rockets" depending on what you fancy flying. Read more »

If you have ever wished EVE Online had more pew pew, this trailer of Reakktor Media's upcoming space combat MMO Black Prophecy might be right up your space alley.

Developer Capcom has created a web site dedicated to the artwork of Clover Studios' visually stunning Okami (PS2, Wii), populated with just about every piece of art created for the title.

The official artwork is divided into three categories: A gallery for protagonist Amaterasu, a backgrounds gallery, and a whopping 234 pieces of character artwork. The website also features desktop backgrounds and an Okami fan art spotlight. Read more »

Capcom has released an enormous amount of screenshots for Ready at Dawn's Wii port of Okami.

Originally developed by Clover Studios, Okami was recently delayed to a release date of April 15 on the Wii. Beyond Wii Remote control support, the only additions to the game will include 16:9 widescreen and 480p progressive scan support.

The Wii edition of Clover Studios' wolf-tastic adventure Okami will not hit stores until April 15, publisher Capcom has confirmed to GameSpot.

While Capcom had yet to officially announce a date for the PlayStation 2-to-Wii port, which is being handled by Ready at Dawn Studios, a tentative schedule issued by Nintendo earlier this year indicated a March 25 release. Read more »

Publisher Capcom today released the first screenshots and videos of the Wii port of Clover Studio's action adventure title Okami.

Ported by developer Ready At Dawn, the Wii version of Okami will include both 16:9 widescreen and 480p progressive scan support, an improvement over the original title's 4:3, 480i presentation. Read more »

Ready at Dawn's upcoming Wii edition of Clover Studios' beloved wolf adventure Okami will include 16:9 widescreen and 480p progressive scan support, according to a new fact sheet that appeared in publisher Capcom's official store.

The lack of those two features were among the chief complaints critics had regarding the original PlayStation 2 edition, which only outputted in 4:3 and 480i. Both the PlayStation 2 and the Wii are capable of outputting widescreen images in 480p resolution. Read more »

Update 2: Eurogamer marks the latest site to claim the port is confirmed, saying that it was indeed announced at Capcom's UK Gamers Day and will feature a combination of gesture-controlled brush strokes and motion-controlled combat. Update 1: Shacknews has learned that the embargoes related to Capcom's UK Gamers Day event lift this Friday, October 19, though we were unable to verify claims of Okami for Wii. Capcom US is expected to make its respective announcements later this week. Original Story: A fresh rumor regarding the now-defunct Clover Studio's brilliant PlayStation 2 adventure Okami indicates a revival of the game on a fitting system: the Nintendo Wii. "Long fantasized by the players, then mentioned in many rumors, Okami is finally confirmed on Wii," reads a Google translation of French site Jeauxactu.com. Capcom recently held its Gamer's Day event in London, so it is possible that the port was announced there, though other reports have yet to mention anything regarding Okami. Given Okami's brush-stroke based gameplay, the title would seem a perfect match for Nintendo's Wii Remote controller. According to Jeauxactu, the Capcom-published game is set to debut in early 2008. Similar rumors populated game websites earlier this year, with a Capcom UK representative finally shutting down the speculation with this reply: "Officially we have no plans for Okami on Wii at this time. Research and development are always looking at possibilities but given Clover is now closed for business, I think it highly unlikely a Wii version would be possible."