Homebrew coder Kreationz and the rest of the DaedalusX64 is back to release another round of update for DaedalusX64, the Nintendo 64 emulator for the PSP. The latest revisions has been released by the team to make the homebrew more stable and to fix some unwanted bugs.


Download: DaedalusX64 Alpha Revision 427

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.

Those who haven't grabbed a copy of Warhawk and flOw can get sweet deals for them from the PlayStation Network. You heard that right, this week's PlayStation Network and PC PlayStation Store updates have more deals, downloadable content, and freebies for you. Click the link below for the full list of updates.

Looks like Mario and Sonic aren't headed for video game retirement anytime soon, as they're still at the top of their game. The Olympic Games that is. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games is still persisting in the UK as the top selling game for the week ending on March 1, only getting knocked off the top spot a few times since it landed there last December. For the full list of top games in the UK, head over to the full article.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii, DS) has reclaimed the top slot in the Chart Track top 40 entertainment software list. Devil May Cry 4 (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC) has slipped down to second place while Turok (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) is still at number three. Want to see the full charts? Scoot on over to the  full article.

PlayStation owners should fire up your respective gaming platforms because Sony has released this week's update for the PlayStation Store. Leading the forefront of the new content is Rock Band's three new downloadable songs, as well as Twisted Metal: Head On On for the PSP. You can check out the entire list of games in the full article.

At the E3 Media and Business Summit 2007, Disney Interactive Studios announced their list of upcoming video games and discussed a number of its plans for the future.

Disney's investments naturally include product development and talent. The studio has grown to staff 700 people in 11 countries and it has plans to put in US$ 130 million in product development for this year. Since gamers won't really be interested in the numbers, we'll go ahead and give you the list of upcoming games discussed during E3, including the announcement of a couple of sequels, a new online community, and Turok's release date.

First off, Disney Interactive Studios announced an online community for the DS called DGamer. DGamer will enable gamers to chat with other gamers, create their own avatars, and trade in-game items. Gamers will be able to connect to DGamer via the DS' Wi-Fi connection, so basically players can connect to the community anywhere. Players can also connect to the community via DGamer's channel at Disney.com. The said app is currently being developed by Fall Line Studios and will be the bundled in free with all Disney titles starting May next year.

The rest of the Disney titles come after the jump!