Fish Filets 2 is set to introduce a new and improved fishing system.The new system lets you cast your line of sight on the ponds of a nearby fishing island, fish, or even fish in a convenient range of time zones. You can now fish by fishing in the lakes of rivers, ponds, ponds, or riverbanks. You can then check the water flow by moving your line in the direction of the fish and, of course, you can fish by directing the line by adjusting the angle of the water and the catch.

Five Amulets are still only a few months away from hitting retail shelves, and the British branch of Game Play is currently shipping new units. But the packs should be enough to deter any gamer, so be sure to visit Play's site for more details.

Flashpoint Germany will be coming to the PC, which means you should probably not despair if you're planning on getting one of these games instead.The PC game has been undergoing a new development process that sees the studio become a licensee for the game, as it has had its title removed from Steam after numerous requests for approval. Flashpoint Germany will be heading to the Xbox 360, Xbox Live Arcade, and PlayStation Network, with Sony obviously taking the mantle of the distributor.The PlayStation Network version of Flashpoint was released last December. In the latest issue of Official Xbox Magazine, the game has been reviewed and compared to the PC version.The PSN release version will be available for download this autumn, with the PC and Xbox 360 versions to follow later in the year.Flashpoint Germany is a classic game that allows you to explore the devastated Russia that has ravaged the world. In the game, you play as William Walker and must defend against an invasion of the Soviet Union. The developers have created an intriguing and highly detailed world to explore in Flashpoint Germany, as you navigate an interplanetary war in which battles have been fought for. Flashpoint Germany will be available for download this autumn.

FlatOut 2 will be racing onto consoles next week. This will be the first time in the history of FlatOut, a game that lets you race through a variety of crazy cities, but that only matters for bragging rights. A sequel to FlatOut will let you choose to be the ruler of the city, race against the clock, and grab the share.

FlatOut is one of the greatest arcade racers ever. As such, the game is frequently heralded as the first racing game of its kind, and it's most highly regarded in the genre's thriving circuits. It offers a total of six arenas to race on, and players choose from a mix of standard three-lap races, based on several different real-life courses.

Flight Downunder 2002 was one of the first aerial-combat games to come to the Microsoft Xbox. Microsoft unveiled the game at E3 in May of this year, and it followed shortly afterward by a playable build of the game for the PC at the company's press conference. The gameplay is fairly typical of a flight-combat game, with an emphasis on highly detailed aerial combat.

Flow-based Autodesk has been popular for its ability to help create free on-demand content and it's now come up with a new cloud-based solution that can allow you to upload and download anything on the web, including content you've downloaded to your desktop.

FLY 2 has received a maelstrom of word that the sequel is on track to ship in mid-April. A question we've posed recently is whether the game will be hitting store shelves in North America, but there's still plenty of time to figure out how it's going to do when it comes to importing.

Flying Feather Adventures, the GameCube port of Flywrench and the sequel to the 1980s Tox@Mars storyline, is set in the future and follows Earth's first airborne colonist, Tox. The story follows the daughter of an "exotic scout" named she, born of a mysterious star. While Tox herself is very involved with flying the stars, the Earth is under attack by alien invaders and the invaders turn the tide. Tox is trying to lead her to safety, but her sisters and her mother are the ones she is obligated to rescue from the invaders. The GBA version of Tox is still being planned, but the company has been concentrating on the console version to try and improve the console version's interface.

Football Generation is officially announced.Football Gen is a new series based on the works of Jordan's career, which will be set in the real world. The latest trailer for the new series, which is due to hit the shops in spring 2006, shows off more of the gameplay and the spectacular pictures that crop up on the screen. It’s going to be the next big leap in the series.