The North American PSN update is now available. This week's PlayStation Store lineup has a variety of titles for all gamers. To start the list, you have the downloadable puzzler game Droplitz, a PS1 classic game Mobile Light Force, The BIGS 2 Demo, new add-on contents for High Velocity Bowling and LittleBigPlanet, four downloadable games for the PSP and more.

Following a lackluster update last week, this weeks Playstation Store Europe update is still kinda bland. Available starting today and will last for one week, Super Stardust HD gets a price reduction to celebrate the games second anniversary. A new downloadable puzzle game Zuma will also be available along with new add-on contents for LittleBigPlanet, MotorStorm: Pacific Rift and Rock Band Unplugged.

This week's Playstation Store Europe update is a big one. To start, the much awaited music application VidZone is now live together with new map packs for Killzone 2, Call of Duty: World at War and Burnout Paradise. There are also some new PSN and PSP games. Not to be outdone, the LittleBigPlanet Team ICO pack is also now available. Hit the link for the full list.

With the midweek PlayStation Store update brought about by the Electronic Entertainment Expo, this week's regular Store update isn't as big as the others. Doesn't matter though, this new batch has game demos like the one for Fight Night Round 4 (Xbox 360 and PS3), plus new downloadable game releases. No Guitar Hero here this time, but there are some for Rock Band: Unplugged. Update list coming right up.

OK folks, it's go time. PSP Go, that is. Images of the long-rumored handheld have supposedly surfaced thanks to an early release of Qore's June issue. Not just an image, there's even a shot of the pack and a video that mentions launch games.

Media Molecule co-founder Alex Evans has revealed a few of their plans for LittleBigPlanet, including a new web-based level-sharing portal and a beta test for upcoming features. And what's this? The PSP version of LBP is just "the first game"? More after the jump.

Despite coming out at the bottom of the consoles' sales charts, Sony remains optimistic that PS3 and PSP sales will pick up in the coming months, according to their latest financial report. Perhaps this has anything to do with the hardware redesigns coming to E3? That remains to be seen. More after the jump.

Quite a big haul for the PlayStation Store this week, with great add-on content now available for download. For starters, there's the Killzone 2 Steel & Titanium pack that we all thought would be for free, but now comes at US$ 5.99. There's also the Egyptian Mini Pack for LittleBigPlanet, the new Cops and Robbers game modes for Burnout Paradise, and new custom characters for Disgaea 3. Complete list after the jump!

Europe's PSN update for this week has gone llive. The usual suspects are there (DLC packs for LBP, GH, and RB), but if you guys want something bigger, there are three new PSN titles (and two new PS3 game demos!), as well as more downloadable games for the PSP.

This week on the European PlayStation Store - PixelJunk Eden Encore is now up, that goes the same for the FEAR 2: Project Origin Multiplayer Map Pack. More songs pack in for Guitar Hero and Rock Band, as always, and if you've been waiting for SackBoy's new Monkey King look, you can get it now. Complete list in the full article.