Amazon.com put several Nintendo Wii video games on sale at the lowest prices ever available. Games on sale include MadWorld, Onechanbara Bikini Zombie Slayers, A Boy and His Blob, Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree and several others.

Electronic Theatre confirms the acquisition of D3Publisher by Bandai Namco Games, with a direct statement from D3Publisher. D3Publishers’ titles include Onechanbara, Puzzle Quest and Eat Lead.

Now here's a pretty good week -- looks like things are picking up following the holiday swing.

F.E.A.R. 2 is out for console and PC owners while Onechanbara treats Wii and Xbox 360 owners alike to hot bikini-clad girl zombie slashing; Deadly Creatures and The House of the Dead: Overkill provide Nintendo fans with some non-shovelware for a change, and PSP owners get LocoRoco 2, the only game really of note for the handheld in recent memory.

Enjoy, hmm?

"Show notes:

MIR-12 Agent killed - the story explained.

Asian girls don't be rude - have sex with that zombie dude! - Is this even viral?

Superbowl - James has money on the Cardinals, wtf!?!

Tiger Woods, Geoff Keighley, Major Nelson, Derek Jeter in Orlando Feburary 3rd

NEWS:

Analysts say Wii could see "sudden collapse"

Platinum Games loves NeoGAF fan ads

Sony: PS3 will remain the most expensive console - Time to let go of Blu-Ray?

Activision announces DJ Hero - Great..."

Onechanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers and its prequel Samurai Bikini Squad have been given a new release date for the Wii and Xbox 360, respectively: February 27.

The games are pretty much exactly what you'd expect, but to further illustrate, part of the description for the Xbox 360 title goes like this: "The sexy sister duo Aya and Saki use their swords and their hotness to defend their city against a legion of killer zombies." Charming, non?

Additionally, profiles for the games are now u...

"New Yorkers with a thirst for blood covered cowgirls may want to free up their Friday night, as the movie adaptation of Oneechanbara—trailer here—has its "international premiere" at the New York Asian Film Festival later this week. It looks to have all the narrative density of an informational pamphlet but does feature school girl outfits and biker chicks fighting the undead.

The Japanese hack and slash and tits and ass flick based on the D3 video game of the same name will be..."