Strap on a helmet and get ready to take on one of the most grueling races in the world as the Tour de France gets its latest cycling sim from Cyanide and Focus Home Interactive with Pro Cycling Manager - Tour de France 2008 (PlayStation Portable and PC). In our full article you can view several new screenshots from the game as well as some interesting details regarding the upcoming title.

Looking for a new game to play but don't have much cash? Well, Level-5's tactical role playing game, Jeanne D'Arc for the PlayStation Portable is now on sale at Amazon. To find out more head on over to the full article.

It's been quite while since we've heard any news about LocoRoco 2. Aside from the announcement that the game is already in the works, there's been hardly a peep on what's been happening with the game. Now, PlayFrance reveals new details on the game, including a release date. These details haven't been confirmed by Sony, but at least we have something to chew on for now. Details in the full article.

Thanks to Herald for the tip!

Virtual cyclists can once again take on the challenge of braving all 3,000 miles of this year's iteration of Cyanide's premier cycling sim in Pro Cycling Manager - Tour de France 2008. The new game will feature all the familiar aspects of last year's version, as well as a couple of new events sure to entice cycling buffs who enjoy this highly competitive sport. More details on the upcoming game are cycling in at full article.

Video game developer and publisher Koei has announced that it will be restructuring in order to better serve both the Western and Asian video game markets. This move has effectively split the company into two divisions, allowing it to focus on the needs and wants of gamers in specific regions. For more on this, head on over to the full article.

Wondering how Sony's upcoming Digital TV service works for your PlayStation 3 console? In a short video advertisement for PlayTV, it explains how the service works as well as how its various features play out once it goes live later this year. The service shows a fusion of video gaming and home entertainment rolled into one unique package.

Check out the video after the jump!

Last August, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe demonstrated the new Go!Explore Navigation System for the PSP at the Leipzig Games Convention. They've now announced that the new service will be launching in Europe soon, in early Spring. They've also supplied some pictures and details on Go!Explore, check them out in the full article.

Looks like the most popular gadget in Europe this Christmas is the Wii if online searches are anything to judge by. According to the figures released by comScore Inc., the gadgets most frequently searched for in online engines in Europe during the first three weeks of November is the Nintendo Wii followed by the iPod. Next comes the DS lite, the PSP and the iPhone. More in the full article.

David Hecq, a certified gamer who writes reviews and does other things video game journalists have on their to-do lists, is running for mayor of a small town in France. He's the president of AFRS (Française de Revendeurs Spécialisés, an association of video game retailers), runs a gaming website, yet still has time to play politics.

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Sony Computer Entertainment Incorporated (SCEI) has revealed a more scans of the latest installment in their Everybody's Golf (also known as Minna no Golf in Japan and Hot Shots Golf in North America) series, Everybody's Golf Portable 2, for the Sony PSP.

A number of things make SCEI's Everybody's Golf Portable 2 stand out from other golf games.

Find out what those are after the jump!