Japan's Earthquake Hasn't Stopped These Two Games  With all the
games being delayed (or worse, canceled) and game developers not
coming into their offices, it would be easy to assume the
Japanese game industry is grinding to a halt.  It's not. And
today proves just that.  Whether it be PS3 game Motorstorm 3:
Apocolypse or Nintendo 3DS title Steel Diver, this week a slew
of games were delayed. One title, Disaster Report 4, was canned
altogether for obvious reasons. What these games have in common
is that they were all slated for release either this week or
this spring.  But Japan will rebuild. Wounds may never entirely
heal, but the country and its people will rebound. And when they
do, some of them will want to play video games.  Today, it was
revealed that two of Japan's biggest franchises, Monster Hunter
and Dragon Quest, are getting new games.  Monster Hunter spin-
off Mon Hun Nikki: Poka-Poka Airu Mura G is being developed for
the PSP. The game's teaser site popped up today, and while it
doesn't provide a