#7: Indiana Jones (Nintendo DS, PS3, and Xbox 360)
One title that stuck out that was absent was the Indiana Jones project. Under development by none other than LucasArts themselves, it is expected to see a release close to the fourth Indiana Jones movie. The plot details at this time are in short supply but one has to believe it will be a grand adventure that only Indiana Jones would be brave enough to embark on. Personally, I am crossing my fingers that the Euphoria engine works out as planned and that their promise will be fulfilled with objects having their own unique textures, enemies thinking on their own and that no two reactions will be alike.

#6: Wii Sports 2 (Wii)
While Nintendo has dismissed all reports relating to Wii Sports 2, insiders still say it’s on its way. Don’t let Nintendo fool you though, the sequel is inevitable with how popular it became at the Wii’s launch. Rumors ran rampant that the game would include swimming, basketball and several other sports. With no announcement at E3 2007, fans are left to wonder which sports will make their way into the game. Perhaps there will be a full reveal at E for All Expo.

#5: Infinite Undiscovery (Xbox 360)
Published by Microsoft and developed by Tri-Ace, this exclusive Xbox 360 RPG is set to take the world by storm with luscious graphics full of detail and color. Tri-Ace, developers of Valkyrie Profile and Star Ocean, had the idea for the project for quite some time and when Microsoft presented them an opportunity to develop it, they jumped on board. As for details on Infinite Undiscovery, only the online portion has briefly been talked about. Currently, online is a possibility but offline work is the major focus of Tri-Ace. No release date has been set but if we had to put our finger on a release it would be Holiday 2008 or early 2009.

#4: A.S.H.: Archaic Sealed Heat (Nintendo DS)
ASH is a tactical simulation RPG exclusive for the Nintendo DS. It’s another project by the infamous Hironobu Sakaguchi after leaving Square-Enix. ASH’s storyline has Queen Aisha on a search for an ancient flame that was sealed away centuries ago. It's said that anyone who is burnt by the ancient flame turns to ash and is then revived. However, while the body transforms to ash, the person's heart and memories remain intact. Though once again, Sakaguchi is withholding a lot of information until the time is appropriate; which is likely to be after Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey finally release here in the states. Handhelds owners can follow up the latest news at the official website recently opened by Nintendo.