Take Two Interactive have finished up with their financial conference for the end of the fiscal quarter, which ended on December 31st, and have since brought some exciting news to light. They have even given us some insight into their plans for the near and not so near future.

Speaking about what players can expect to see from Take Two’s annualised library of games, they said, “Users can expect new annual releases from our NBA and WWE 2K series, as well as exciting, yet to be announced titles from other popular franchises.” and that looking even beyond that, they have a “robust pipeline of titles in development, including ground breaking new intellectual properties, and new releases from our proven franchises.”

What’s better is that they didn’t stop there, continuing to talk about upcoming developments in their games still to be announced, they said, “In addition, we have numerous unannounced titles in development, as well as innovative offerings designed to maximize player engagement and drive recurring consumer spending.”

Rounding things of nicely, is the good old business line that acts as the bait we love, “We have more to announce about our future line-up in the coming months.” Get hyped people, there’s a lot more coming from them soon.

Check out the NBA Jam video above, it shows people crowding up in front of an NBA Jam arcade and having “the time of their life.”

NBA Jam is out in stores for the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii.

NBA Jam has been released for the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii, and with it, a launch video has also released. It seems incredibly wacky, fun and gimmicky, especially with all those big, overgrown, cartoony heads.

Stay tuned, we’ll have more on this game soon.

EA have released a new video for their game, NBA Jam, which will be out tomorrow, and in the video, they show off some cool new online features. Apparently, you can now play online with your friends in ranked and unranked matches, with several new addition, and most probably, a “big head” mode.

Watch out for it, it’s out in just a matter of hours for the PS3 and Xbox 360.

A new trailer for the upcoming basketball sim by EA Sports, NBA 11, has been released, and I must say, it is showing the game in pretty good light. The trailer, for one, shows awesome in-game graphics. Then, it promises several features in the game that will make the experience all the more authentic. Players can now also practice in a tutorial mode kind of thing to hone their skills.

The game will also have “real physics,” “no canned animations,” “real A.I” and “ESPN integration.” Players can also play through the NBA quarter finals to “change the history.” The demo is now available on PSN and Xbox Live.