Let's put all those rumors finally to rest today, shall we? SCEE has now spoken up about the release date and pricing for the European WipEout HD, and this is the real deal. Check out the details after the jump.

News from Three Speech last week gets confirmed today. The release of WipEout HD is now officially dated with an official price tagged for North America. The release is about ten days from now (depending on when you get to read this, of course), which mean... - why, the release is next week already! So before then, let's catch up on what we know about the game, shall we? I smell a fact sheet!

Resident Evil: Degeneration is on its way to your Blu-ray players this Winter, courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. What are the specs for this package? Find out after the jump.

Ascaron Entertainment has a welcome surprise for PS3 owners. Aside from a PC and Xbox 360 release, Sacred 2: Fallen Angel will also be getting a PlayStation 3 iteration. Learn about the game's new features for the PS3 version after the jump!

Dealing with all the wires with one console is bad enough, especially when you have other devices you attach to your TV set, but when you have more than one console, things can get crazy really fast if you're not careful. Here's an easy solution: use one component cable for all your consoles. XCM has released a new component cable that supports all platforms at once, including the PSP Slim. More details in the full article.

The Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2008 will take place on February 18-22 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. The organizers of the event have announced that they plan on fitting each tutorial, lecture, and panel classrooms with HD projectors. What will this mean for the show?

For more information, check out the full article.

As some of you might have heard, Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock, will be sending in some new tracks from Linkin Park and The Used. Before that though, surprise! PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 gamers will be getting new updates for the game today, including co-op quickplay (which people have been waiting for for a while now). Go to the full article for more on the updates.

No light at the end of the tunnel yet for Activision's Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, PC) as more and more problems hound the publisher with two new lawsuits filed against the company.

To read more about the most current lawsuit, head to the full article.

Famed Japanese game music composer Akira Yamaoka of Konami's Silent Hill fame has announced that he is currently working on a new project. He has expanded his role to overall supervision and is now exercising a great deal of creative control on game design. He has also finished work on the anticipated thriller Silent Hill 5 for the Sony PlayStation 3 and the Microsoft Xbox 360, a game whose musical score he describes as Dolby-quality, but not quite revolutionary.

See the full article for details on Yamaoka's new project at the full article.

The details are a bit murky at the moment, but the concept is cool enough to warrant a report on. Apparently a Japanese retailer's listing of the PlayStation 3 Folks Soul details several things about it that are intriguing. Aside from things like 720p video output and Dolby Digital Live sound output, the game also has something called "PlayStation Portable Linkage."

Sadly, there is no word yet on how the link with the PSP is set to work or if it is even gameplay related.

Aside from the PSP connection, the game is also set to make use of the tilt-sensing capabilities of the SIXAXIS during ground based beat-em up combat. Famitsu reports have revealed that after you've grabbed opponents using the R1 button, shaking the SIXAXIS will allow you to toss and move around your foes.

We'll keep you updated as soon as more details on the game is made available. Folks Soul by Game Republic is set to be released in Japan on June 2007.