PlayStation gamers in North America recently got their weekly fix of downloadable goodies as Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) unveiled its list of new content on the PlayStation Store. This week's PlayStation Store updates include a lot of added game content for Hot Shots Golf, American Idol Encore, Rocketmen, as well as another regular update for Rock Band. PSP users get a treat from the PS store PC too: the free game demo for Secret Agent Clank! Check out the complete list of new downloadable content in our full article.

Ubisoft has recently revealed when its freshest "Prince" will be arriving on the PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and DS. Set to be released by the third quarter of the company's fiscal year, the new Prince of Persia title will feature cel-shaded graphics unique to the series and a story not unlike Okami's "heal the world" theme. More details regarding this in our full story after the jump.

Those of you who've been having withdrawal symptoms from the lack of PlayStation Store updates in Europe will be glad to know that Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) has finally gotten around to release a new list of downloadable content.

PS3 and PSP owners will enjoy a blast from the past as one of the most memorable real-time strategy games return to us with the downloadable version of Command & Conquer Red Alert. Check out the complete list of available content in our full article.

Despite former predictions of an expected PlayStation 3 price cut to happen this year, Lazard Capital Markets analyst Colin Sebastian was of a different mind. He predicted that, based on the recent release of Sony's 2007 fiscal year results, cheaper console prices will be rather unlikely due to the shift in the company's marketing strategy. Find out Sebastian's explanation to this in our full article after the jump.

Namco revealed its line-up of titles and their projected financial outcome for 2008 in a recently released financial report summary. Many well-known franchise titles are expected to hit above their expected sales marks and give gamers something to look forward to once they're released. You can read the details of the financial report summary in our full article after the jump.

For those of you who are eagerly awaiting the arrival of Konami's latest installment in the Metal Gear Solid series, here's a quick fix for gamers looking for some excellent storytelling from Hideo Kojima. Sony's PlayStation Store Japan has recently delivered the Kojima classic interactive adventure, Policenauts, to help tide people over before the arrival of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. More details in our full article.

In response to the controversy sparked by the recent GameTrailers video depicting the supposed graphical differences between the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Codemasters' Race Driver: GRID (Xbox 360, PS3, Nintendo DS, and PC), Editor in Chief Shane Satterfield came forward with a simple explanation regarding the matter. You can read all about how the GameTrailers EIC sets the record straight by reading our full article after the jump.

Harmonix has given everyone a tiny peek of what the future will bring for its upcoming DLC feature for Rock Band (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii). Starting May 13, alternative rock hits from Blondie, The Clash, and Sonic Youth will all be making its way on the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Store. To find out what downloadable songs will be available next week, check out our full article after the jump.

Those of you who missed the closed beta test phase of Battlefield: Bad Company (Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3) can still get the chance to try out the highly destructible environments in the game and much more. Electronic Arts recently announced the arrival of its demo this June 5, which will include both single player and multiplayer elements. You can read more details regarding the demo in our full article after the jump.

With promises of the PlayStation Home service to begin its open beta phase this Fall, SCEE boss David Reeves admitted that they were perhaps getting a bit too ambitious with some of the planned non-gamer applications for it. He admitted that many of these applications such as blatant sponsorships might turn off many gamers. Check out what else he said in our full article after the jump.