Deus Ex: Human Revolution takes place before Deus Ex where the Gray Death spreads worldwide. Deus Ex: The Fall’s subtitle suggests that the next title could bridge the story after Adam Jensen and before JC Denton.

Renegade Kid, developer of ATV Wild Ride 3D and the 3DS platformer Mutant Mudds, has a new title in the works called Treasurenauts.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution sold well enough to become one of Square Enix’s core series. And like all money making franchises, Square Enix probably has a Deus Ex sequel in the works.

Back in 2011, Square Enix was hiring new staff for an action RPG designed with the Unreal Engine. Artwork for the unnamed game showed a masked person with a white owl standing in front of… something that looks like Dracula’s castle.

Electronic Arts might be rebooting an old Sierra PC game. The publisher registered a trademark for Battledrome in the United States.

Also Square Enix Europe filed a trademark for Hitman: International Contract Agency, which probably isn’t related to Guns & Souls.

Monsters Love Candy sounds like it could be an original family friendly franchises for Xbox 360, Windows Phone or perhaps the successor to the Xbox 360.

A trademark by Index for “P Studio” and a logo was discovered by Siliconera in Japan’s trademark database. Is it connected to Persona?

Ubisoft have filed a new trademark for something called “Chubby Kings”.

Microsoft might be adding more services to Xbox 360 like Xbox Sports, Xbox Fitness, and Xbox Now in the future.

Poogie racing was part of Monster Hunter Diary and a trademark hints Capcom is spinning that off into its own game.

Square Enix might be working on a new game called Soul Suspect or maybe Murdered: Soul Suspect.

Characters from Sonson, Ghosts ‘n Goblins, Gunsmoke (maybe?), Trojan (the guy in front?), and one of the ships from Capcom’s 1942 shooting series appear to be in the montage.

Last week, Siliconera reported Namco Bandai filed trademarks for The Idol Master and Shiny Festa in Europe. Namco Bandai also registered Shiny Festa and Idolm@ster (not “The Idol Master”) trademarks in the United States.