Heads up guys! The latest US PlayStation Store update is now available. This weeks lineup includes a bunch of PSP game sales, new game demos including Fat Princess and Pro Evolution Soccer 2010, the usual game add-on contents, new Minis and a bunch of classic as well as some brand new downloadable games for the PS3 and PSP that includes LocoRoco: Midnight Carnival and Crystal Defenders.

Crimson Room: Reverse is a PSP port of the popular Crimson Room flash game where players have to find their way out of a locked room. Japan already got it last year, and it looks like the US will be getting it as well.

We have a rather sizeable haul of new games this week. The cream of the crop includes such titles as Tekken 6, DJ Hero, Forza Motorsport 3, Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time, and that undying (not undead -- no, that would actually be cool) Petz series. Dig in and see which games fit your tastes and budget.

With the holidays fast approaching and the recession still ongoing, we here at QJ.NET decided to do another round of bargain hunting at Amazon.com. If you're a first time game console owner, or maybe just looking for a great deal before the holidays, or one of those avid games collector, then you better checkout our list of 25 excellent games under US$ 25 and hopefully this can help you out with your purchasing decision. The full list after the jump.

The latest round of update for the US PlayStation Store is now available. This weeks lineup includes the usual game add-ons, a few price drops, three new game demos including the much awaited Ratchet And Clank Future: A Crack In Time, tons of downloadable PSP games and a pair of Oddworld PSone classics as well as some brand new downloadable games for the PS3 and PSP.

When your video game is all about the evils that will land you in hell, expect controversies and uproar left and right. This is true for Electronic Arts' video game interpretation of the Divine Comedy, Dante's Inferno (PS3, PSP, Xbox 360). Their latest predicament involves a nanny group not being so happy about the game's "Bad Nanny" achievement.

Hideo Kojima is one busy man, and it looks like he will be one for the years to come. He has two different games (three if you count Lords of Shadow) under his supervision right now, but he already has his eye on what he'll be doing after MGS Rising and his personal pet project, MGS Peace Walker. He also has a lot of downright weird ideas sometimes. Case in point: singing and screaming weapons in Peace Walker. Say what?

Here's some good news for fans of SNK's Metal Slug franchise. The ESRB has the newest title, Metal Slug XX, listed in its database, which means we can expect it in North America soon.

Word got out last weekend that the ESRB's rating costs were a source of yet another concern for indie game devs on the PSP Go. Today, the ESRB clears the air, with the help of spokesman Eliot Mizrachi.

Despite the Minis name, development for Sony's new PSP program is by no means a small task, particularly for smaller developers. Gamasutra got in touch with a few developers supporting PSP Minis, and one of the things they got out of the interviews is a big concern for making smaller, cheaper games for the PSP.  Who would've thought that the cost to get ESRB ratings could be so steep?