Think Sony isn't doing enough to reach its fans? Think again! The company lets the good times literally roll by announcing the return of its PlayStation Patrol trucks. These road monsters are rigged with mean gaming hardware and killer titles that'll make you drool all over yourself. The best part is that LittleBigPlanet is on this tour and will be accessible to those who want an early experience with it. More after the jump.

If your head is still spinning with the number of sequels to Activision's Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (PC, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, Wii), don't look now because a new challenger has arrived. This time, British rock band U2 will supposedly take center stage from a mysterious comment posted on the Rumor Mill of EGM magazine.

You can find out more about it in the full article!

In case you're opting to get in some early practice for the upcoming SingStar game for the PlayStation 3, we've got something for you. Sony Computer Entertainment has just released a list of the 30 songs that are expected to launch alongside the upcoming title and includes familiar names such as "Feel Good Inc." by The Gorillaz and "Beautiful Day" by U2.

Aside from this initial line-up, Sony's Karaoke-turned-video-game for the PS3 is expected to be supplemented by a further 350 songs that can be purchased online - unfortunately, we don't have any details on this other racklist. The tune titles and their corresponding artists are available below:

• Blink 182 - All The Small Things
• Blur - Coffee & TV
• Britney Spears - Toxic
• Coldplay - Fix You
• Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc.
• Gwen Stefani - Cool
• Junior Senior - Move Your Feet
• Macy Gray - I Try
• Musical Youth - Pass The Dutchie
• Ne-Yo - So Sick

The rest of the songs are available in the Full Article.

The Venezuelan Solidarity network, an organization of activists and religious parties, has written a letter to U2 lead vocalist Bono to step up and stop the launch of Pandemic's Mercenaries 2: World in Flames.

The organization deemed that no man was better positioned to derail the title's launch than the activist rock star from Ireland. Bono is a board member of Elevation Partners, the arbiter company which brought Pandemic and Bioware together for the project.

The opposition stems from the fact that Mercenaries 2 is going to be a hellacious shoot 'em up set in Venezuela. The mission objective can't be closer to reality: Overthrow a "power-hungry tyrant."

The religious-activist group was apparently further offended because of the fact that the game carries a gameplay theme of "if it moves, it dies." Players can shoot anything and destroy some real-life structures found in the locale. This, the group says, will not only compound political frills between the two nations but it can potentially heighten the paranoia of a U.S. invasion of South American states among the civilian ranks.

The organization is now working at pulling off a signature campaign among various religious leaders for their letter to Bono (in PDF format), with a working deadline of March 31, 2007. The letter shall then be sent to the rock icon the following day, April 1.

Let's just hope Bono doesn't take this as some kind of April Fool's joke.

Mercenaries 2: World in Flames is set for release in the Xbox 360, PC, PS2 and PS3 platforms later this year.