The Leipzig Games Convention organizers have decided, and they find Sony's Resistance: Retribution for the PSP as the best presented game in this year's event. Who else took bacons home? Check out the list after the jump.

Nokia has announced that Konami has signed on with the service provider, and will release Metal Gear Solid Mobile over Nokia's N-Gage service. Read up on this intriguing development after the jump!

Keeping tabs on the prospect of another Castlevania game in the works? Then here's another tidbit that Konami Digital may have thrown our way: another registered trademark in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has been found to be bearing the title Castlevania on it. Castlevania Judgment, to be exact. All the details in the full article, so you'd better hurry.

Snake takes on his toughest (and tiniest) mission ever as Konami and Verizon Wireless deliver the mobile phone game version of one of the most popular video game franchises with Metal Gear Solid Mobile. You can take a look at the details of this interesting game title in our full version.

In case you haven't heard yet, Solid Snake's making his way to mobile phones. Set as a sequel to Snake Eater, Metal Gear Solid Mobile is part of the 20th anniversary celebration of the franchise. As if waiting for Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots wasn't enough to keep our hands itching. Check out a new trailer for Metal Gear Mobile in the full article.

Soccer fans, be confused no more: Konami decided to unify the Winning Eleven series under a single, consistent name - at least in the Western front. The company has confirmed that the title for Winning Eleven Soccer for US fans will now stay similar to the European version, Pro Evolution Soccer. If Konami were to keep the name for one more year, it's latest title would have been Winning Eleven Soccer 11. More at the full story.

New images from iconic video game hero Solid Snake's upcoming mobile phone adventure have been released by Konami into the premises of the online version of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu. You can check 'em out along with a bit of info on Metal Gear Solid Mobile by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Gamers who want their vampire hunting on-the-go should check out Konami Digital's Castlevania: Order of Shadows for mobile phones. Packed with side-scrolling action the series is known for, don't take this one lightly just because it can fit in your pocket. Even non-believers will convert after watching the video below.

You'll see classic enemies like Medusa heads and skeletons, along with other staple critters like those floating eyeballs. Weapons include whips, swords, maces - a complete arsenal of badass Dracula haters who can even slide under obstacles. There are ladders, fireballs, and enough platforming elements to keep you on your toes.

Castlevania fans with capable mobile phones almost have no excuse not to bring this little gem around. Find out what we're talking about, here's the video:

Konami just had a pre-TGS 07 conference in Japan and much emphasis was given to the Metal Gear franchise and all the upcoming iterations on both the Playstation 3 and PlayStation Portable. The list includes Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, Metal Gear Online, and Metal Gear Solid Bande Dessine 2.

The presentation was conducted by no less than Hideo Kojima himself. He began the show by showing off new trailers for MGO and MGS 4. In the MGO trailer, the SOP system was tackled in length. This system can be used to stealthily track enemy positions and keep track of your friends.

The online game will be bundled as Metal Gear Online Starter Pack and included in the package is MGO itself and MGS 4. No pricing was revealed during the presentation though. After that, Kojima showed a trailer for Metal Gear Solid Mobile as well as another video clip for Metal Gear Solid Bande Dessine 2.

The good thing about this is that the original digital comic book will come bundled with Bande Dessine 2. Aside from that, Bande Dessine 2 will feature voice acting. No pricing was also mentioned.

  

Heads up soccer fans, Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 is flying into stores in Europe on October 26 for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, PS2 and mobile phones. The handheld versions for the PSP and Nintendo DS will be arriving on November.

The game features an all new adaptive AI called Teamvision. The AI constantly adapts to the gamer's style of play, building new ways to attack and counter and to learn from past mistakes. Konami president Kunio Eno made the announcement, expressing his own enthusiasm for the game saying:

[I reckon it's] the greatest football game of all time. Demand is massive for what is easily the best Pro Evolution Soccer title to date, and we anticipate record sales as we bring the series to PlayStation 3 for the first time, and unleash stunning versions for all leading formats.