On Friday, we learned the company would be unveiling a next-gen N-Gage at E3. Today the company revealed it'll be dropping prices on both hardware and software. The N-Gage QD will now sell for $99.99 and software won't sell for more than $24.99 and will start at $14.99. "These new price points make it even easier to get your hands on an N-Gage QD and games to experience the thrill of mobile connected gaming," said Gerard Wiener, Director and General Manager, Games, Nokia.

SNK Playmore officially announced that it plans to ship a special bundle pack of Metal Slug 4 & 5 in the summer of this year. It will sell for $39.99 and release on both the PlayStation 2 and the Xbox.

First up is Capcom, who trademarked "Pro Cast" with the USPTO. They already released a title called "Pro Cast Fishing" for the Xbox, so maybe that one isn't too much of a mystery. However, with Square Enix, they trademarked "Journey of the Cursed King." A new title? The sub-title for Dragon Warrior 8?

Preliminary numbers for the UK launch of the Nintendo DS are in and it's projected to be the best launch ever for the country. The handheld pushed 87,000 units, which is 20,000 more than the GBA did in its first week. Three DS titles cracked the top ten for the week despite being available for only two days. They were Super Mario 64 DS, WarioWare Touched!, and Rayman DS. More official numbers should be coming in shortly.

BusinessWeek posts an interview Nintendo president, Satoru Iwata. GameSpot posts a Q&A about Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects. FileFront chats with Beth Llewellyn, Nintendo of America's senior director of public relations. RPG Vault interviews a few developers behind Area 51. Gamebiz talks with a producer on Rainbow Six: Lockdown. GameGossip interviews the president of Shaba Games about THUG 2 Remix. 1UP interviews one of the Mystery Gamers for the Dead or Alive Ultimate tournament. They also chat with Microsoft's J Allard.