It's the US PlayStation Store's turn now to roll the list out, and this week features two new downloadable games, two additional classics, and a whole lot of DLC. Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic is available for download this week for free, so be sure to check that one out as well. Complete list in just a click.

He may not be as well known as, say, Spider-Man, but Iron Fist remains as one of the more iconic Marvel characters from the 70s. As such, he'll be among the many playable characters appearing in Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 (DS, Wii, PS3, PSP, Xbox 360). For those who don't know who the F this kung fu-fighting superhero is, check out the screenshots and video in the full article.

Not much by way of the PS3 PlayStation Store this week. Just some packs and other miscellaneous content. The usual suspects are there. But as for the PSP Store, Europe's PSN update for this week finally makes the free demo for Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce available.

Since you guys luuuuuurved the screenshots of the PSP-exclusive Dragonball: Evolution game, here's more! This batch is from the Japanese mag, V-Jump, and finally shows Goku, who was absent from the previous screens.

PlayStation Store Europe gets another obligatory update today with a excessive load of isometric puzzlers headed towards gamers in the region. Today's update highlights one of Sony's more unique titles released - Echochrome (PS3, PSP). Check out the complete list of downloadable goodies for this week in our full article.

We know hardly any of you would look this way, now that your pre-order of Snake's final chapter has shipped to your doorstep. But Sony would just like you to know that they've added new things to the US PlayStation Store this week, and some of it's even angled to enhance your Metal Gear Solid 4 experience. There's also a slew of free downloadable content for both the next generation console and the PSP, as well as UMD titles finally hitting the PC store. Read more to get the full list.

Now that the PlayStation Store updates for Europe and Japan have already arrived, it's time for North America. If last week the echochrome demo was available, then this time around the real deal is for sale. Echochrome headlines this week's update which you can check at the full article.

We've got this week's update for the PlayStation Store for the PC and PSN, and included in this update is a treat for those who didn't get their hands on the God of War: Chains of Olympus -  Battle of Attica UMDs. Yes, the demo is now available for download. More goodies at the full article.

   

It looks like someone out there in internet-land really loves Rukia Kuchiki from the animated series "Bleach". Over on our forums, Rukia completed what appears to be the first part of a Rukia Kuchiki-based fighting homebrew game, called Saving Ichigo Pt. 1.

In Saving Ichigo Pt. 1, Rukia is tasked with finding out where Ichigo went off to. Along the way, she meets other characters from different anime series, such as Sasuke from "Naruto" and Goku from "Dragon Ball Z", having to fight them to advance the storyline in the game.

Here are the game controls:

• R= Advance through cutscenes
• X= Special Attack(Can use only when meter is full, or when she stops attack)
• O= Attack
• Square= Block
• Left and Right= move

Rukia, the game's developer, notes that there are only four levels though, so make each level count by thoroughly thrashing your foes with some Rukia-styled kung fu. Enjoy!

Download: Saving Ichigo Pt. 1
Visit: PSP Development Forums

 

Sony Online Entertainment (SOE) has announced that its Taipei-based SOGA studio together with Shanghai Northstar is developing a game based on the movie "Kung Fu Hustle".

Players should be able to encounter familiar characters from the movie such as the Landlady, the Sidekick, Sin, among others. The video game should feature a branching story mode, and players should be able to hone their Kung-Fu skills by challenging a host of wacky enemies across China.

The game should also have a versus mode that should allow for eight players to fight against each other in multiplayer mayhem. There are also plans to allow players to purchase extra lives and virtual items in exchange for cash.

It was said that the game will be designed specifically for the Chinese market. We are hopeful though that we'll be able to get a subtitled version. Or even better, we hope that we'll get a badly dubbed version, complete with mismatched voice-timing.

While we're eager to see Stephen Chow in a video game, some Kung-Fu fans here at QJ are sort of wishing that the movie "Shaolin Soccer" also gets the same treatment.

The press announcement did not clarify for which platform the game will be made. Given that note on possible microtransactions for the game, we speculate that a PS3 release is likely. We'll update you as soon as more details are made available.