What better partner can a detective have than a ghost? Well, Rosa is not actually a detective but a medium who helps ghosts pass over. However, it seems she can’t help these ghosts without doing a little detective work first with a lot of help from her spirit guide Joey.

Rosa decides to meet up with an old friend but instead finds him dead. Now she must go on a wild goose chase to find out who killed him and the crazy link the killer has to several other spirits and a fake psychic…

Oh, no! Ghosts are loose and running around the world (no thanks to two lazy ghost hunters).

Now you have to get them back by catching them with some falling blocks. You know, another typical way of catching spirits.

Now through November 8, 2010, players can participate in Gaia Online’s 2010 Halloween game Grave Danger!

Gaia Online’s Halloween event is one of the popular holiday events players look forward to with more than 470,000 players participated last Halloween with 16 million rewards and exclusive virtual items awarded to players. Not to mention exclusive Halloween-themed items that can be purchased in the marketplace. Gaia Interactive’s social gaming community has more than eight million members. I contacted Mike Sego, CEO of Gaia Interactive, and asked him what makes this year’s event unique…

There’s a lot going on in PlayStation Home this week. A new Home space just opened a new space called the Presentation Podium, a large gorgeous space with a humongous stage near the center area where players can watch E3 2009 without leaving their HOME or channel surf for the right station. Sony will stream coverage of E3 2009 to the Presentation Podium.

Another space coming to Sony Home will be the BUZZ! HQ world where players work together to solve the questions. At the Mall the new item available is the Ghostbuster fan pack and more about Xi…

Good news for fans of spooky survival horror: new screens and details about the latest Fatal Frame title have just emerged. Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse will be coming to the Wii (date is TBD) and Destructoid is reporting that it will be developed by Grasshopper Manufacture (No More Heroes) and will (of course) utilize the Wii’s motion controls. The new screens are coming straight from Famitsu, from a two minute teaser video that shows off the wonderfully creepy, washed out graphics and overall style of the new game.

The new game will be the fourth in the series, and will incorporate similar gameplay and atmosphere of the previous titles. The premise puts the player in a spooky house full of unhappy ghosts and tasks them with snapping ghoulish photos (a sort of combat system for photographers).