It's wholesome games galore this week of July 6 to July 12 for your fave consoles. From carnivals (Carnival Games, Wonder World Amusement Park) to memory-treasure hunting (Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon), there's certainly a lot of Everyone ratings raining down from ESRB. Oh, but you want some blood and gore and fast-paced action? Alright, there's a couple of them stashed for you and Unreal Tournament III for the Xbox 360 is (finally) one of them here. Check out the full list after the jump.

Capcom's tossed an e-mail our way saying that PC gamers will now have a chance to try out Devil May Cry 4 on their capable gaming rigs as soon as they can grab a demo copy off the Internet. The publisher says that it should be available over major download veins, and if you wait a little longer, it could be in your favorite one, too. But before you all go scurrying about Google, find out what's slated for you inside the free download at the full story.

For those of you still waiting for the PC version of Capcom's Devil May Cry 4 to be released, we got you guys the latest benchmarking screenshots. The graphics are crisp and clear. It's so good, even Nero is in awe - just look the at the photo on the left. Check out the screenshots after the jump!

PC gaming fans waiting for Devil May Cry 4 on their platform of choice will be pleased to know that Summer 2008 is their time to get some. Capcom has announced the game's launch during the period, and a demo is dropping even sooner. New modes and amped up visuals will spell the difference for the PC iteration. Full details after the jump.

And as the 2008 Olympics draws near, it's hype seems to grow more influential. While Beijing has been transformed to house an Olympic city - making the latter a city within a city - Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games makes serious headway into the casual gaming market. Or maybe it's just in the UK, where SEGA's joint Olympics game with Nintendo holds top spot for another week running.

Devil May Cry 4 slices its way into first place in its first week out in the UK. Turok, also in its first week out, also entered the UK software sales charts in third place. Previous chart topper Burnout Paradise drops to fourth place. Check out the full article for the rest of the top selling games in the UK for the week ending on February 9.

One great way to burn time and prepare ourselves for Capcom's Devil May Cry 4 (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, PC), is of course, to know more about what went into development from the words of key developers themselves. At the full article are snippets of a recent interview in which they talk about the game's HDD installation, ladies and the stylish Pandora, so hit that jump.

Here's another of them Devil May Cry 4 (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, PC) trailers that should get you more excited over Capcom's upcoming action game which will reach western shores on February 5, this time with L'arc en Ciel music. Head over to the full article to see it.

While slam dunks are usually associated with basketball, Devil May Cry 4 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360) main protagonist Nero has his own unique take on the classic sports maneuver. What's more, he practices this skill a lot in a courtyard and a storeroom that aren't meant for b-ball. You'll see what we mean by this after the jump.

It was recently announced that the soundtrack for Capcom's Devil May Cry 4 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC)  will be available in Japan this February 28. The three-disc set will have all the songs from the game as well as a short booklet that is sure to delight any fans of the game.

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