We're sure you had a grand time with the previous version of the ScummVM. And we think there shouldn't be a reason for us to stop with the fun. That's why we bring you today this multiplatform rainbow goodness that's in the form of ScummVM 0.11.1. You know what to do to get what you want. Go on over to full article.

Mac users playing Blizzard's World of Warcraft should be mindful about updating the game to its latest build if they're trying out the new 2.4 PTR. WoW forum posters have noted unusual slowdowns in the newer areas caused by a strange bug in one of the previously rolled out builds for the PTR. More details of this in the full article.

Harmonix's iPod rhythm game called Phase has been getting a lot of coverage lately. Why wouldn't it considering that it allows users to use music from their own personal collection. Well, did you know that this was originally designed for the PlayStation Portable? Check out the full article to find out more about this.

Here's a light update from the ongoing GDC 08. Funny as it may sound but it seems that the console wars will continue within Electronic Arts' Spore. Consoles such as the Nintedo's Wii, Sony's PS3, and Microsoft's Xbox 360 were rebuilt in-game.

Check out how they turned out after the jump!

Mac gamers prep your gear for the latest D&D delight, because Aspyr Media's just spread the word over press waves that Neverwinter Nights 2 has officially gone gold for the Apple Mac. And if you haven't pre-ordered the game over Aspyr's website, then you might want to dive into the full story to find out why this is one RPG you wouldn't want to miss while waiting for Will Wright's Spore.

Online multiplayer solutions provider Quazal has announced that it will be extending its support to include the Mac platform. This move should make it easier for game developers to cater to the Mac gaming audience. More on this in the full article.

Heads up, trading card game enthusiasts! Wizards of the Coast has announced that it has partnered itself with a couple of game studios to bring Magic: The Gathering to platforms PC, Mac, and Xbox Live Arcade.

To know more about this exciting announcement, just head over to the full article by clicking the "read more" link below.

Okay, so this is definitely not new. Since it was introduced years ago, Spore (PC, Nintendo Wii, DS, Mac, and Mobile) has often been thought to be one of the games to bring new blood to the saturated PC gaming market by way of being the segment's best seller once it's released. But Electronic Arts just wants its investors to know that the company's feeling optimistic about the sim-strategy title, and Michael Pachter predicts more or less of the same.

In case you haven't heard, Sonic the Hedgehog has come to your iPod (well, if you own an iPod that is). Will we see more video games hit the iPod family in the future? It's likely. Sega has praised the Apple product as a "flawless" device for developers to sell their games in. More details in the full article.

Few games for the Nintendo DS, the Nintendo Wii, the PC and Mac are as anticipated as Spore from Will Wright's crack team of developers over at Electronic Arts. It'll still be a hefty wait before we get our hands on it, but at least we've got the devs on hand to talk about it. Watch the video interview after the jump!