Call of Juarez is quiet possibly one of the finest videogame series set in the wild west.

And if a domain registered by Ubisoft is to be believed, we think, a new title for the series is in development.

As you can see, Ubisoft has registered a domain name: call-of-juarez-the-cartel.com and it’s highly likely that a new CoJ game by the same name is in development.

The domain was bought quiet recently and by the looks of it, you can expect Ubisoft to announce the title very soon.

We’ll keep you updated. Stay tuned.

Internet’s very own Sherlock Holmes of videogames, Supernnuation has discovered that Square’s registered the domain name “FinalFantasy13-2game.com”, which ignites fresh rumours about a follow-up to last year’s FF game.

The detective had more to share:

“The registering body, Corporation Service Company, was also behind Square Enix’s Mindjack.com domain – and Unofficial Final Fantasy Site did a little snooping of their own to turn up three more Square Enix registrations from the same firm, for Nier, Front Mision Evolved, and Gun Loco.”

It was registered as early as Jan 11 this year.

Could this mean something? Anything? Well, stay tuned!

Fans anticipating the next Warcraft title might be in for some disappointment.

In a recent interview with SI, Cataclysm game designer, David Kosak said that the company had yet to decide on making the title:

“Well, the World of Warcraft team is busy on World of Warcraft, and we have an RTS team but they are busy with Starcraft II, we don’t right now have enough bandwidth to tackle something like that.”

This means, even if Warcraft IV is made eventually, it will atleast take a few more years before the project comes into fruition.

Remedy has posted a job listing over at Gamasutra which reveals that they are looking for a producer for a “AAA” console project exclusive to the Xbox 360. Alan Wake 2. Bingo!

This bodes well with the developer’s earlier comments that they would def love to make a sequel to the 360 exclusive, given they have a choice. With sales picking up for the game and the DLCs doing reasonable business, This seems highly likely to be true now.

IF you have played the final DLC for Alan Wake, you would know that a sequel was hinted in it.

We would love to see Alan back in action with a sequel, especially since we loved the first one.

Alan Wake  released for the 360 in May this year after nearly five years in development which saw it change from being a PC only title to a Xbox 360 only one.