Namco have a strong lineup this year for E3, find out exactly what they're showing by heading inside.

Namco will be situation at booth #824 at E3 next week, and plan on showcasing 22 of their upcoming games. A list of titles can be found below, with the ones in bold being ones that will be appearing on Nintendo consoles.

• SoulCalibur III
• We Love Katamari
• MotoGP4
• Pac-Man World 3
• Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
• Mage Knight Apocalypse
• Hellgate: London
• Atomic Betty
• The Berenstain Bears and The Spooky Old Tree
• Hello Kitty Roller Rescue
• Gumby vs. the Astrobots
• Sigma Star Saga
• Rebelstar Tactical Command
• Dead to Rights: Reckoning
• Real Time Conflict: Shogun Empires
• Pac N’ Roll
• Namco Museum Battle Collection
• Bounty Hounds
• Urban Reign
• Payout Poker and Casino
• Tales of Legendia
• Sniper Elite

“Namco will have a significant presence this year at the Electronic Entertainment Expo,” said Nobuhiro Kasahara, president and CEO of Namco Hometek Inc. “Along with our critically acclaimed franchises, we are reaching new bounds with our original game content and our newly established PC and handheld divisions in an effort to appeal to gamers of all ages and interests.”

Further information about games to be released on Nintendo consoles can be found below. The release dates are of course American as well.

"Pac-Man World 3" (PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube(TM), Xbox(R), PC and PSP(TM) portable entertainment system)
Celebrate Pac-Man’s 25th anniversary with the latest in the popular series, "Pac-Man World 3." Help Pac-Man uncover Erwin’s evil plot and save the real world from the collapsing Spectral world. Fortunately, Pac-Man is not alone this time – Pinky and Clyde, the classic Ghosts, will help him along his journey. "Pac-Man World 3" will have an arsenal of power-ups that will let Pac-Man be victorious and save everybody from Erwin’s evil plans this fall 2005 on multiple platforms including the PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox, PSP system and PC.

"Namco Museum 50th Anniversary" (PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, and Xbox)
The single largest compilation of Namco Arcade Classics ever, "Namco Museum 50th Anniversary" allows players to explore a virtual arcade hall where each of the game’s classic titles will be standing in its original arcade form. A total of 14 original arcade classics have been assembled, the largest Namco Museum compilation ever assembled. Classics will include "Rolling Thunder," "Pac-Man," "Ms. Pac-Man," "Galaga," "Dig Dug," "Pole Position," "Pole Position II," "Dragon Spirit," and many more! "Namco Museum 50th Anniversary" makes its way on the PlayStation 2, GameCube and Xbox in August 2005.

"Atomic Betty" (Game Boy(R) Advance)
Maximus and his minions have once again stirred up trouble across the universe and Betty must defeat them in "Atomic Betty." Betty, Sparky, X-5, Noah and Paloma will all be playable and gamers can play with three at the same time! Betty and her friends will have an arsenal of gadgets and skills to defeat the evil Maximus and will hurtle through the cosmos from the cockpit of their Hyper-Galactic Star Cruiser this November 2005 on the Game Boy Advance.

"The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree" (Game Boy Advance)
Based on the best-selling book, "The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree" is the most crocodile, spider and bat-infested video game in the history of spooky. Choose from Brother, Sister or Cousin Fred and help them find their way back home through the game’s dark, scary levels. Each bear has his own special ability such as strength and jumping and unique objects like flashlights, ropes and sticks. "The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree" will feature its classic and stunning art style in September 2005 on the Game Boy Advance.

"Hello Kitty Roller Rescue" (Nintendo GameCube)
For the first time, Hello Kitty enters a 3D videogame in "Hello Kitty Roller Rescue." Players will be able to save Earth from the misinformed Block-O with the much loved Hello Kitty and Badtz-Maru. More than 20 popular Sanrio characters will help Hello-Kitty throughout her travels. Kitty will also be able to partner up at various stages to fight enemies. And, for the first time, players will be able to enjoy the beautiful Sanriotown in a completely 3-D world that is interactive. "Hello Kitty Roller Rescue" ships for the GameCube in fall 2005.

"Gumby vs. The Astrobots" (Game Boy Advance)
Join the heroic Gumby as he embarks on a perilous journey to rescue his friends in "Gumby vs. The Astrobots." Search for his friends as you meet a huge cast of bendable friends from the Gumby TV show, including Pokey(TM), Prickle(TM), and Goo(TM). Use Gumby’s unique ability to morph, stretch and twist to foil the Astrobots. Traverse the classic Old West or the icy North Pole, even the mysterious Planet Astrobot! "Gumby vs. The Astrobots" will be available in August 2005 on the Game Boy Advance.

"Sigma Star Saga" (Game Boy Advance)
"Sigma Star Saga" is the first game of its kind – a true mix of RPG depth and character building with a space shooter battle engine. This captivating RPG puts players in the role of a double agent whose mission is to discover the mystery behind six planets the evil Krill have taken interest in. Along with AAA graphics and sound, players will be able to customize weapons with more than 50 different Gun Data items. The story will feature multiple endings with more than 20 hours of gameplay. "Sigma Star Saga" ships on the Game Boy Advance in July 2005.

"Rebelstar Tactical Command" (Game Boy Advance)
The Arelian empire has been in control of Earth for far too long. A new recruit, Jorel, has organized a rebel force that just might be able to crush the Arelian empire in "Rebelstar: Tactical Command." Players must use the environment to their advantage in this turn-based strategy game that utilizes destructible terrain and true line of sight in eight directions. Players can also equip their squad with a variety of weapons including grenades, sniper rifles and missile launchers to take down the Arelian empire. Be prepared for "Rebelstar: Tactical Command" in August 2005 on the Game Boy Advance.

"Real Time Conflict: Shogun Empires" (Nintendo DS(TM))
"Real Time Conflict: Shogun Empires" takes place in the dark and violent world of feudal Japan, where two brothers are bound by blood yet locked in battle for the title of Shogun king. After players choose their warrior prince, they can prepare to conquer all neighboring armies and become the ultimate ruler of Japan by commanding armies in real-time battle. Players map out their strategy on the bottom screen and command their armies to execute 3-D battles on the top screen. Players may use diplomacy, military strategy or assassination against their political rivals in mini-games including Forest Duels, Castle Siege and more. Wireless multiplayer action can let up to 16 friends battle it out to become the ultimate ruler of Japan. "Real Time Conflict: Shogun Empires" ships on the Nintendo DS in October 2005.

"Pac N’ Roll" (Nintendo DS)
In "Pac N’ Roll," the inhabitants of Pac-World have been turned into spheres by the evil monster Golvis’ Ghost Light. Pac-Man must roll his way through Ghost-Land, collecting pellets and confronting Ghosts to save his friends and restore peace to Pac-Land. Introducing an innovative new control scheme, "Pac’N Roll" lets players control Pac-Man with the Nintendo DS stylus. Players can roll and dash around diverse landscapes such as the Castle Pac, Gyro-Jungle and Flaming Fortress as well as execute maneuvers such as hairpin turns, immediate stops and precision rolling with effortless strokes of the stylus. "Pac N’ Roll" will roll its way onto the Nintendo DS in summer 2005.