Ushiro (PSP):

Ninokuni: The Another World (DS):

Both look fantastic to me. Ushiro was quite a surprise to me as it didn't particularly stand out when it was first announced. Ninokuni on the other hand, still has me very excited being made in collaboration with Studio Ghibli and all, but I wish more gameplay had been shown.

Very much looking forward to what we may see from Whight Knight Chronicles.

Another trailer was shown for a game that I think could be somewhat interesting, but as of right now, I'm not quite sure what to think.

Cardboard War Machine

And another video that just chronicles Level-5's 10 year history. Quite a few great, as well as promising, games in a relatively short amount of time:

http://www.joystiq.com/2008/10/09/tgs-08-level-5-video-roundup/

They both look good, but I'm more interested in Ushiro. I most likely will get both though.

Ninokuni = gameplay by Level-5 + animations by Studio Ghibli + music by Joe Hisaishi? Great!!

Ushiro and Ninokuni looks really good.
However do you notice that the two PSP games are also scheduled for mobile at the end of their trailers and that Ninokuni is also scheduled for an unknown platform ( my guess is pc or wii based on magic performing saw in the trailer ).

Level-5, that's the only thing i have to say...

Ushiro looks like its going to be fun :D

and the cardboard war machine game looks like its gonna be rocketsauce too, reminds me of botz or w/e that one game was. i like the whole customizable bot things.

They all look so interesting.

Man Level 5 really is amazing, its gotten to the point that for me, the label is merit enough to purchase the game. This reminds me of the early PS1 Squaresoft days where everything Square did was a classic, who needed reviews back then? If its Square then its a must buy.

I'm not a big anime person (most of it is grossly over-melodramatic trash*) but I am a big fan of most of Ghibli's films so Ninokuni is a must-buy.

And Cardboard War Machine looks an awful lot like Gotcha Force on the Cube (judging by the admittedly tiny amount of actual gameplay shown) but if it's anything like that it's a must-buy.

*cue irrational, over-the-top, 'how dare you!'-type flaming.