Sega are probably going to release a typing game for the Dreamcast. You heard that right - a typing game! The arcade version was seen at the recent JAMMA show in Japan, running on Sega's Naomi board. Basically, it's a version of House of the Dead, whereby you use a keyboard instead of a light gun. As zombies approach, you'll be prompted to type a specific word in a set time. If you're too slow you die - it's that simple. Obviously, this is Sega's bizarre way of promoting the forthcoming Dreamcast keyboard, and what a novel way to do it. Sure sounds a lot more exciting than Mavis Beacon.

InterAct have come up with a nifty new peripheral that can store up to 100 saved games. Simply plug your favourite game into the Mega Memory Card, then slot it into any Game Boy (including the Pocket and Color flavours) and you'll be able to keep all your saved games in one place. The eight-megabit card has an easy-to-use menu system that will enable you to keep track of that all-important data. The Mega Memory Card is scheduled for an October release in the US and will cost $19.95 (about £13).

A number of Japanese websites have reported that Square are currently working on Final Fantasy X for PlayStation2. Square are yet to confirm this rumour - heck, they haven't even confirmed Final Fantasy IX on the PlayStation yet! While it's no surprise that Square will do a PlayStation2 addition to their popular series, we're sceptical as to whether they're actually developing it already - remember that a Final Fantasy movie is also currently in production. Come to think of it, how many staff have they got?