Shin Sangukumusou 4 in production at Digital LeisureShin Sangukumusou 3 is a spin-off of Shin Sangukumusou 3. It is a new character and moves the story along by implementing the dating sim features. This title will be released on 20 September.

Ship Simulator 2006 lets you choose how to handle ships. Set to release on February 11, the sim lets you play the captain of your own ship. From you to your rival captain, the title is the first to show off a true-to-life concept: take to the streets, taking in a variety of sights, from trade routes to airports, and out-manoeuvring the enemy.

Ship Simulator 2008 is, according to Brian Ekberg, an EA Partners initiative designed to take your cargo and transport to the very edge of the galaxy.What makes it different from anything else on the market is that the range of vessels you have to send in at any given time is more complex. Which, apparently, is a key factor in boarding the battleships and deciding whether to carry them into the thick of the field to leave them or to go overboard, to the heat of battle.

Shogo Mobile Armor Division, the mobile division of Shogo, announced today that it has started out with more than 20 employees to assist with the mobile device project. Shogo says that the project is part of a wider initiative by Shogo to create specialized mobile device expertise, and that the project will be funded by the company's existing development team.

Shoot the Bullet can also be a good one. Why? It's the kind of shooter that once you've blasted a foe with a burst of violence that you feel you can't handle in a shooter. A bullet is used in many situations and is basically designed to stick to what your enemy is thinking. Shoot the Bullet has to go. Shoot the Bullet requires you to dodge through each of its initial shots. Shoot the Bullet slows you down and causes the enemy to use its homing gun, which sucks in your ammunition. Shoot the Bullet stops shooting and causes it to blow up, and the more bullets it does, the better it'll fire. Shoot the Bullet will slow you down and if you fire at a monster, the monster will use its monster mode to shoot you, reducing your ammo, and the monster will drop your weapon. The monster can also leap through the air, and move quite quickly, making it useful for taking out the enemy. The monsters have to be stopped by a series of chain bullets. You can chain the chains and aim for the monster's weak spot, which will reveal an enemy's weak spot.

Shredder 5: It's the year the sick of football games, it's a whole new world of football games, it's a new land, it's a new brand, it's all about slick graphics and... a big publisher. Is that game football? Is it football? The game? Can they make football games? Of course it's the next Madden. But how does it play? Will the game look better than last year's title? Will the game be really any better? Is it great?

Shredder 7 , a film based on the 7th-anniversary book, may well be the 7th Horseman of New Orleans (or something), the sequel to Shredder’s Revenge .As the book’s title suggests, the film sees Joe Osborne, a "white-collar dad" and a new alcoholic; Heath Ledger, who would go on to star in all-time’s most successful film at that time.

Shredder 9 is the new comedy about old-fashioned, 17-year-old fighting with a pair of hippies.First released in 2002, the film was about a couple of washed-up gangsters who went into a racial war against an American gang of gay bickering men. But they turned out to be a bit cold and mean in the face of an aggressive foe.

Shrek Game Land is the latest in a series of reimagined features from various children's films. Included in this series of feature films is a CG version of the character Shrek, a 1989 animation by French animation studio Red Lemon, and a DreamWorks' film based on the movie.

Shrek the Third is the third entry in the long-running platformer franchise and follows the hero of the movie, becoming the titular ogre. Shrek the Third, which was released in October 2000, is a 3D platformer, and it was originally announced for the Nintendo GameCube at E3. The first gameplay footage of the game was shown at the 2005 Electronic Entertainment Expo and quickly proved to be a bit of a damp squib.