New Rock Band tracks, the PSP version of The Con, and a pair of PSP demos are the highlights of this week's PlayStation Store update. The complete list of new additions is available in the full article.

Gamers in Europe who've already gone through last week's set of PlayStation Store features will be getting a new infusion of downloadable goodies as Sony recently updated their online DLC service. This week introduces the usual bunch of demos, videos and other visual eye candy for all PlayStation users. Find out the exact list of updates in our full article after the jump.

Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) has just unveiled its planned launch lineup for this year up until early 2009. Killzone 2 will indeed be arriving by next year, although the PSP gamers will be getting a reprieve with an earlier-than-expected launch date for Secret Agent Clank. The rest of details are available in the full article.

Aspiring golfers will finally get to experience what it's like to be trained by Tiger Woods' own personal coach Hank Haney in EA Sports' latest game, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09. Other new additions, mostly online gameplay improvements, are also thrown into the gaming franchise. More details in the full article!

European gamers have something new to look forward to as the Pan European Games Information revealed 25 recently-rated classic PSone titles for the PlayStation Network Europe. Everyone can expect these games to make an appearance on the PSN for the PAL region sometime soon. You can take a look at the list of games in the full article.

Osaka-based publisher Capcom has released its financial report card for 2007's third fiscal quarter. While a lot of people expected a surge in correlation with the holiday rush, what we saw was a mixed bag at best. Devil May Cry 4 (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC) and Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles enjoyed good sales, but other titles weren't so lucky. Full details after the jump.

Japan's Media Create group has recently posted their tallies for the region's software sales ending December 16. Aside from the usual collection of Nintendo Wii and DS games, one new arrival of note is Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 5 Prologue. More details are up ahead in the full article

Golf game fanatics, now's the time to rejoice: Sony Computer Entertainment and Clap Hanz's Hot Shots Golf 5 (known in Japan as Minna no Golf 5) will now be released in North America. Estimated release date and more gameplay details in the full article!

Big movies sell games. They may not necessarily be good games, but they sell. Some have chosen to avoid the genre altogether, choosing to stop buying video games based on movies. It spares them of potential heartache, but there are always exceptions to the rule.

Which of course begs the question: What movies have come and gone without getting themselves a video game?

Yet another EA Sports game is about to hit the shelves. Before your woods get hot for that tee shot, we've got a video found on Gametrailers that takes an in-depth look at some of the new mechanics Tiger Woods PGA Tour '08 (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) will be introducing.

New to the franchise is the grid line feature when putting, something we've seen from other golf games like Pangya. Another worthy addition that looks very promising is the Player Confidence system. All your shots will be recorded, and your future performance will be affected by your previous attempts. If you've been nailing the green from a certain place on the hole, your player will be more confident in taking shots from there.

Before you drool too much, here's producer Mike Cayado walking us through what to expect from the latest Tiger Woods PGA Tour title: