GamesPress has the following screens up for Medal of Honor Heroes 2 which look good but the real joy is coming in it’s 32 player online mode.

I’m not so sure about how well this will go over, Jenga for the Wii. On one hand, it makes a natural fit for the system given the motion controls, but then again, you can buy a real Jenga set for what, $10-$20? Nonetheless, the game is coming to the Wii and Wiiz.fr has some screens of some of the more mysterious worlds in the game. You can see two of the shots below, then click on over for the rest.

Capndrake from the NeoGAF forums has posted up some screens from Link’s Crossbow Training taken from Nintendo’s VIP Lounge. The more I see from this game, the more I think what a great deal it plus the Zapper add-on is going to be at $20. Nothing too deep or anything, but it looks like a fun time that the Wife and I can enjoy.

Here’s a few of those shots, click the link to see them all:

These screens were taken from the Arcade Mode of Medal of Honor 2 Heroes and show off some of the features within. The Arcade Mode is a simplified version of the game that is basically an on-rails shooter allowing new players to focus on one thing - shooting stuff. The graphics in this mode are comparable to the other portions and overall, it looks to be a good, fun mode to toss in for folks to enjoy along with the more advanced single player modes and mutliplayer options. Perhaps as new players become acquainted with this mode, they will be more interested in trying out the normal game and the mission to expand the base of players will have been a success.

Thanks to Wii-Volution.com for the screens, check the link for more and a couple of videos.

Here’s a few screens and a trailer from the upcoming Namco Museum Remix for the Wii thanks to JustPause.com. I’ve always been a sucker for the compilation disks, especially when the games are remade in some fashion to add even more to the titles. Sometimes the reworking is for the better, sometimes not. From what I’ve seen the Namco Museum Remix overall looks like fun.

Here’s a few screenshots taken from Nintendo’s press room showing off Link’s Crossbow Training for the Nintendo Wii. Overall, it looks like a great game, especially for a packin for the Zapper.

Jeux-France has 8 new screens up of Battalion Wars II and the game is looking better every time I see it. This is going to be one of my next full on purchases for the Wii system for sure as I’m a fan of these crazy armyman type games and there’s no doubt the online co-op will be a blast. I’ve posted a few shots below, be sure to visit Jeux-France for the rest.

EA sent along some screenshots to GoNintendo.com of their upcoming EA Playground game showing off the slot racers portion of the title. Check out a few samples below then see them all at the link:

Famitsu.com has a few new screenshots and info up from Wii Fit and there looks to be a good variety of games to enjoy while getting into shape. While the game may not turn you into a muscle bound Arnie look-alike, it should be good for getting active in the way that DDR type games can get you moving and possibly sweating.

Check out a sampling of the screens below, click the link for them all:

LiveWii.fr has a few new screenshots up from Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 for the Wii which look good as you can see by the samples I’ve taken below. MoH:H will be supporting 32 players online simultaneously for some hot and heavy WWII action helping to put to rest the cries of third parties not supporting online for the Wii. My only complaint about the graphics would be the lack of texture memory, causing the blurry textures you can see which could be a bit more clear if the system had more memory to work with. This has been an issue for Nintendo consoles since the N64 so as long as the game is fun, it’s all good times.

Wiiz.fr has a few new screens showing off Mario and Sonic at the Olympics up including screens of a few of the events and the character selection screen. I’ve posted 3 of them below, but they have 10 total at the link for you to enjoy.

While EA’s Playground may not appeal to many in the older demographic (and sure, it will to some and that’s ok), it does look like it could be alot of fun for the younger gamers. I know if our kid was a bit older and playing video games, this would be one to own for him. 1UP has posted a few new screenshots from the game and we’ve got them reposted below for your viewing pleasure. Check out the screens as the players appear to be playing some sort of butterfly catching game below:

Kotaku has a few new screenshots showing off Zack and Wiki and the game is looking as great as ever. Promising to be a fun adventure game, Zack and Wiki is a must own for us when it’s released. Check out the sample shots below, then head on over to Kotaku for the rest of the images.