The NPD results are out for the month of September, and look at what we have here! A mighty and proud showing of PS3 sales finally taking over the spot beyond the Xbox 360 and the Wii -- for the first time ever. That's not to say that it topped all of the charts, though. A couple hundred thousands more till it successfully topples down the Nintendo DS from its # 1 spot.

It may not be their very own Rock Band title, but Queen will still make its presence felt for Rock Band. MTV Games and Harmonix today announced the Queen track pack for the game, adding ten more tracks from the iconic music group.

Can you imagine? We've only got 20 weeks more before the 100th issue of QuickJump QuickPeek! Speaking of looking to the future, the industry's been doing a lot of that themselves as well lately. It was a very inquisitive week alright, but sprinkled still, of course, with more of those gaming news and updates, "leaked" surprises and the back-and-forth bickering of the guys in suit. It's circles all around with the robust 8-0 edition of QuickPeek. Jump right in at the full article!

Game consoles have been inundated by a whole slew of rhythm game releases in the past few years, and there are even more on the way. Harmonix, arguably the party most responsible for the rhythm game surge, thinks that this will stop in the future, but only because gamers won't even need a console to play rhythm games on.

Get ready for some thumb thumping action as Harmonix, MTV Games and EA has just announced that Rock Band: Unplugged for the PSP will be released in the UK next month. It's not the same release date as the one they announced last time, though.

So Rock Band Unplugged got leaked. Now I know some people have already gotten their copies and played through the game, but for those who managed to hold out for the official release, here's a gameplay video featuring System of a Down's "Chop Suey".

Another bit of sad news for the PSP scene today as reports are coming in that the much awaited music game Rock Band Unplugged has already been leaked in the internet, less than a month ahead of its scheduled release date.


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If Retribution and Resistance 2 had some form of "Infected mode", could Rock Band have something similar? An ability to share songs between platforms or unlock special content, perhaps? In case some of you guys were hoping for this, Harmonix and MTV Games wants you to know that Rock Band: Unplugged for the PSP will definitely be unplugged. Unplugged from the PS3 version, that is.

The nominations are in, the tallying's over, and the GDC 09 Developers' Choice Awards have come and gone. The big winners this year were Fallout 3, which got the Game of the Year award, and LittleBigPlanet, which won in 4 different categories. The tail-end of the awards ceremony even had a little surprise in the form of a trailer for one of the most highly-anticipated sequels in recent years. Details after the jump!

So you all probably know about the rumors and speculation surrounding this whole LittleBigPlanet PSP reincarnation, in some form or other - but what does Sony PSP brand manager John Koller have to say about it? He didn't deny it, he didn't confirm it either, but quite frankly, he says it's possible because LBP is PlayStation-friendly, overall. Don't blink just yet. Aside from that, Koller also dropped some hints stating that the Rock Band and Guitar Hero franchises may also find themselves on PSP gamers' hands in the future.