With PSP Go's launch date just around the corner, some of us are still wondering if Sony's latest handheld has something new to offer up its sleeve. Well, luckily the guys from GameSpot UK got hold of the PSP Go and revealed a nifty new save state feature. Check it out after the break.

The PSP Go, which Sony is apparently banking on to stop the rampant piracy on their handheld system, isn't even here yet but talk about another PSP revision is starting up again. These rumors never really stop, do they? At least the week also saw a few more big-name updates: a pair of bundles for Gran Turismo, a tighter release window for Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep, and what's this? Sibling rivalry between the Rising and Peace Walker teams?

The UK isn't getting left behind when it comes to Gran Turismo's PSP version. In addition to the PSP Go freebie announced for PAL territories during GamesCom, Sony will also be releasing a Gran Turismo PSP hardware bundle in the UK.

Sony is bringing another revolution on the go as they announced a new digital reader application for the PSP during GameCom. This new service will allow PSP owners to access a wide array of media content and will kick off this December with Digital Comics.

By now every Sony watcher knows that they've booked three hours for their conference at next week's GamesCom event in Cologne. As it turns out, though, the guys from Sony won't be spending all of that time talking on stage and showing off whatever new stuff they've brought along. In fact, the conference itself will only last for just over an hour.

There's definitely no stopping the Sackfolks now from heading over to the PSP as we get a peek at the cover art for LittleBigPlanet PSP -- and a release date. Check it out after the jump.

While official firmware 5.55 is presenting concerns for the PSP homebrew community, retailers are likewise being wary of the upcoming PSP Go. This week, more retailers from the UK expressed their doubts about the Go's download-only model as well as the handheld's rumored high price tag. We also heard from Dissidia producer Takeshi Arakawa who said "cultural differences" led to some of the changes in the game, most notably the tutorial length. More from our weekly recap after the jump.

UK High Street retailers have said that while the PSP Go -- and the PSP series in general -- has a lot of exciting things coming for it, Sony's decision to opt for the decidedly non-retail friendly model of download-only games is a definite cause for concern. That, and the reportedly high price point.

The Gorillaz will be headlining next week's Rock Band update with three songs being made available as DLC for the game's PS3 and Xbox 360 versions. The Wii version is also getting its own update in the form of eleven tracks taken from the Rock Band back catalog, while Rock Band Unplugged will play host to a pair of new Iron Maiden songs.

Citing the success of the phenomenal Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, Square Enix sales director Doug Bone predicts that the Final Fantasy fightfest, Dissidia: Final Fantasy, will be the game for the PSP once it hits store shelves.The game has been out for some quite some time now in Japan, so let's hear what Square Enix has in mind for the US release.