A new month worth of downloadable goodies have found itself on the European PlayStation Store. Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) introduced several hot downloads for both the PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation Portable with several DLC packs for Need for Speed: ProStreet and the full version of Ape Quest now available for download. Find out what other stuff are on the PlayStation Store by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Yesterday's European PlayStation Store update had no Echochrome demo again. So North American PlayStation Store users should consider themselves lucky to get it this week. The Echochrome demo and the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Variety Map Pack headline this week's PS Store updates. For the complete list, head over the full article.

The PSP version of flOw has gone live on the European PlayStation Store. Along with flOw comes the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare variety map pack and more demos, trailers, themes, wallpaper and PSOne games. Hit the full article for the complete list.

(Editor's Note: Seven days have come and gone, and you know what that means! Another QuickJump QuickPeek edition!)

And just like that, it's another weekend. You've probably been busy scrounging up pennies and loose change to save up for GTA4, so there's a chance the you might've missed out on a couple of things that happened this week. Man, have we got a story to tell in QuickPeek 43!

Just when we thought we needed to wait a week more for the much awaited Devil May Cry 4 demo for the PlayStation 3, we've got news for all of those wallowing in disappointment. The DMC4 demo has gone via the PlayStation Network along with other releases. Check out complete list after the jump!

One of our avid readers, Cree (thank you for the tip!), wrote to us and informed us about an email he received from PlayStation Underground. Apparently, the SOCOM 3 Map Pack is going to be available starting July 12 with a $6 price tag. According to the said email, the map pack will contain SOCOM II HDD levels, After Hours, Liberation, and Last Bastion. Now if you don't recall, we have reported about this development a few months back.

The map pack has a free trial that will last up to 11:59 PDT, July 11, 2006. After that, if you want to continue using it, you'll have to shell out $6. And quoting what Cree wrote in his email, "now charging money for it is stupid, but still cool." How about you? What's your take on this? Are you willing to pay for that amount just to get the map pack? Or do you think it's an absurd idea as well? Don't hesitate to tell us through your comments.