If you want to know more about Sidhe's Shatter game for the PlayStation Network, then do check out this video interview. Take note, it's not just any other ordinary vid interview, it's an interview done via the PlayStation Eye Chat. You might wanna take a look at how this peripheral functions too.

Here's a bit of good news for European gamers who don't have the means to buy Pain over the PlayStation Network. The game will be released on Blu-ray next week.

It's in New Zealand, yes. Still, you might be interested in this information we picked up on Titan Studios' upcoming PSN title, Fat Princess. The PlayStation New Zealand blog has put up a listing date for its release. Date revealed at the full article.

It seems that New Zealand has its own game-hating Jack Thompson counterpart. Get a load of New Zealand Chief Censor Bill Hastings, who says parents who purchase violent video games for their children should be prosecuted. More in the full article.

We've got here today QuickJump QuickPeek 60 carrying the second installments of our QJ QuickGuide and How-To Series, the continuing impact of the recession on the industry, awards and recognitions to deserving names in the industry, console make-overs, and of course, the run-up week to the biggest title to hit the PS3 as of yet. Let's get this quick rundown of the past week in QJ, via our brave Weekend Warriors, shall we?

We finally have news of what Atari changed in Silent Hill: Homecoming so that it could be reclassified by the OFLC ratings board and get itself out of "banned" status. Originally, the OFLC refused to give the game a rating because of some disturbing scenes involving a drill, but now, they've managed to curb around that.

Well, we may not get price cuts for the PS3 this Christmas but SCE Australia hopes to entice reluctant buyers by offering a free game of their choice with every 80 GB console purchased. The titles include: LittleBigPlanet, MotorStorm: Pacific Rift, SingStar Vol 1 Microphone Bundle and SingStar Vol 2 Microphone Bundle.

While we hear ISOHaven's broken the LittleBigPlanet street date, for everyone else, it's a couple more days' worth of waiting. Today, we finally hear word from Sony on Europe's rescheduled release date for LittleBigPlanet.

We have more details about the AC/DC track pack that Harmonix, MTV Games, and Electronic Arts are releasing for Rock Band (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, PS2) and Rock Band 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2) via a press release. Hit the full article for more.

David Reeves, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe's president, recently shared a number of details regarding PlayTV, specifically the launch date of this device in Europe. To find out more, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.