We’ll give Sega credit for adding “extreme ironing” to Wacky World of Sports, something I never thought I’d see on the Wii. Granted, I’d not thought of the extreme ironing gag for at least two years now, so I’ll hopefully be forgiven for my lack of foresight.

Wacky World of Sports also features non-conventional sports like tuna tossing, timber sports and cheese wheel rolling, among other fanciful and fictional activities. Consider the bottom of the mini-game barrel sparkling clean.

Sega expects to release the game later this year for the Wii.

Upcoming Yuusha 30 (Brave 30) has players save the world in four different game modes — 30 seconds at a time.

Each mode has its own main character and gameplay mode: A brave warrior in a side-scrolling action game, princess in a shooting game, a demon king in a strategy game and a knight in an action game.

There’s a countdown clock in the middle top of the game that ticks off 30 seconds players have to finish each mini-game in these four modes.

Marvelous To Announce Creative RPG “Yuusha 30″ For PSP [PSPHyper via PSP Fanboy]

Seduction was Mata Hari’s special skill, her Unique Selling Point. She was like Uma Thurman’s character from Fox Force Five – unless you think that reference devalues the memory of the celebrated WWI spy, in which case.. forget I mentioned it.

The girl had moves, and to properly convey this, dtp have settled on a rhythm-based dancing game in which you have to click on floating musical notes and make Mata shake it like a silver halide Daguerreotype.

The minigame is optional, should you feel that your purist pointing and clicking has been compromised.

Experience Mata Hari’s exotic dancing [dtp]

Not content with infesting hundreds of video games of their own, the Zombie horde has slowly shuffled onto the back lot of the Gang-related sequel Saints Row 2 for a fully-3D mini game.

Pop into one of the game’s many arcades and you should find a Zombie coin-op that uses the main game’s 3D engine to pit you (actually, your avatar’s avatar, I suppose) against an army of undead brain-chompers, like a Left 4 Dead-lite.

What could be better than this? Two things – first, if Rockstar take up the challenge and implement GTA IV in an in-game console in GTA V. Second, two words — Zombie Busey.

Saints Row 2 Hands-On – Story, Co-op, and Zombies [Gamespot]

The park’s got five themed zones: Spookyville, Fairytale, Space, Pirate and, quite logically, Carnival. There’s a single-player Story Mode and multiplayer for up to three that I assume is local-only. Spookyville sounds rad, and while I’m no coulrophobic, this clown definitely spooks me a little.

Coyote Console’s the developer; full details after the jump.

MAJESCO ENTERTAINMENT SHIPS
WONDER WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK FOR Wii™

New Title Features 30 Mini Games and Five Interactive Rides Within A 3D Park
EDISON, N.J., July 8th, 2008 – Grab some cotton candy and get ready for family amusement park fun as Majesco Entertainment Company (NASDAQ: COOL), an innovative provider of video games for the mass market, today announced it has shipped Wonder World Amusement Park for Wii™ to retail outlets nationwide.

In Wonder World Amusement Park, players use the Wii Remote™ and Nunchuk™ to throw, hammer, shoot, pump, grab, and shake their way through 30 themed carnival games in an attempt to win as many tickets as possible, from frenzied fishing in “Piranha Bites” to pounding aliens in “Infestation.” Earned tickets can be used to purchase prizes, or entrance into five interactive rides, including Bumper Ships, Sky Cannon, Castle Terror, Tunnel of Love and Pirate Ship. Players can also create their own custom character and visit the park’s five themed zones – Spookyville, Fairytale, Carnival, Space and Pirate. Whether they play on their own in Story Mode or with up to three friends in Quick Play or Party Mode, Wonder World Amusement Park will keep gamers entertained in a complete day-at-the-park experience that offers hours of family fun!

Developed by Coyote Console, Wonder World Amusement Park is rated E for Everyone, and is now available for a suggested retail price of $39.99. A companion Nintendo DS™ title will also be available this holiday from Majesco Studios. For additional information, please visit www.wonderworldamusementpark.com.

About Majesco Entertainment Company
Majesco Entertainment Company is a provider of video games for the mass market. Building on 20 years of operating history, the company is focused on developing and publishing a wide range of casual and family oriented video games on leading console and portable systems. Product highlights include Nancy Drew™, Cooking Mama™ and Cake Mania® 2 for Nintendo DS™ and Cooking Mama: Cook Off for Wii™. The company’s shares are traded on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol: COOL. Majesco is headquartered in Edison, NJ and has an international office in Bristol, UK. More information about Majesco can be found online at www.majescoentertainment.com.