Wolfenstein (PC, PS3, and Xbox 360) is not welcome in Germany. Because of the presence of the Nazi symbol, the game has been consequently denied in the said country. In case you weren't aware, the Swastika and other Nazi-related symbols are forbidden from within games in the country.

Raven Software was on a mission, particularly for the month of August. The mission: to get Wolfenstein ( PC, PS3, and Xbox 360) to beat Madden NFL 10 sales for that month, and if they succeed, designer Manveer Heir would reimburse everyone who kept their receipt, proving that they indeed bought the game before the end of the said month.

Amidst the usual barrage of less-than-note-worthy DS titles, this week's big release is the sequel to the 2001 FPS Return to Castle Wolfenstein. Hitler's got the usual evil army, and it's gonna be up to you to infiltrate and beat them from the inside. There's a few more you might want to check out, so read on for this edition of On Shelves This Week.

Publisher Activision has confirmed that Raven Software's Wolfenstein will not be meeting its August 4 launch. Instead, the game's has been pushed back by two weeks, giving Nazis some extra time before B.J. Blazkowicz starts hunting them down. Details after the jump.

Modern Warfare 2 is so hot apparently even Activision's got its hands full handling the promotion for the game. But we all know that already. What you don't know yet is that this article won't be about Modern Warfare 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, and PC). It's about Singularity, the all-new-time-shifting action title from creators of Wolfenstein and Marvel Ultimate Alliance, Raven Software.

Some Nazi hunting will be in order this August, as Activision has finally announced a release date for Raven Software's Wolfenstein revamp. The game is now set for release on August 4 for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. Gamers in Europe will get it on August 7.

Have you guys seen "X-Men Origins: Wolverine"? I haven't but I hear they totally butchered Deadpool's character in the movie. Be that as it may, Raven Software, the development studio behind the X-Men Origins: Wolverine video game, has expressed interest in making a Deadpool game.

The past couple of videos for id Software and Raven Software's Wolfenstein were pretty short. Fortunately, the one we have here today won't be following suit. Ladies and gentlemen, the Opening Cinematic of Wolfenstein (PC, PS3, Xbox 360).

He's the best at what he does. And what he does isn't very nice. He steals candy from babies. Ok, no, Wolverine won't do that. He's too nice for that. But he will impale baddies on his claws whenever he gets the chance.

Watch a new video of X-Men Origins: Wolverine after the link.

Indeed, BJ Blazkowicz is back for another Wolfenstein run. The latest game in the franchise is being done by the folks at id Software and Raven Software for the PS3, Xbox 360, and PC, scheduled for release this July. Want to see more footage? Spool up those Tesla guns for a jolting trailer in the full article.