It's the US PlayStation Store's turn now to roll the list out, and this week features two new downloadable games, two additional classics, and a whole lot of DLC. Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic is available for download this week for free, so be sure to check that one out as well. Complete list in just a click.

The bad boy of the X-Men once again shows us how bad (and a little crazy) he can get. Well if I heal quickly and have adamantium blades shooting up and down my knuckles, heck, I'd be as wild as he is. Anyway, here's yet another trailer for X-Men Origins: Wolverine (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, DS, PSP), where our boy takes on fellow X-Man Gambit, and the immovable Blob.

Tomorrow already? Yes! EA is indeed launching their very own PlayStation Home space for The Godfather II, and it's happening tomorrow! So their teaser posters were really for a Home space after all, and they've got an ace up their sleeve: it's a Texas Hold 'Em table! Capcom's also got something special for people who might find themselves in the RE5 space. Check out the full article for more info.

Add one more title to the list of RTS games. Ubisoft has just announced a new one called R.U.S.E, is a "one-of-a-kind" RTS game set during World War II whose main selling point seems to be a feature that lets players bluff and deceive their way to victory.

I want electricity powers. Then I don't have to drag my feet through the carpet just to give my friends a shock. Anyway, new electrifying gameplay vids of inFamous after the link.

We're in for a brutal week to kick this month off, marked by Kratos' latest killing trip through God of War: Chains of Olympus for the PSP and Jimmy Hopkins' enrollment for scholarship in Bullworth Academy. War is nigh with Warhammer 40K's latest expansion and Army of Two, though there's still a couple of baseball titles inbound if you want a break from all the violence. All these are waiting at the full article, so hit that jump!

A variety of new content is now available for download at the European PlayStation store. There are some new games and demos available this week, and some new add-ons for Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock. Like previous updates, there are plenty of trailers available for download this time as well. Check out the download list in the full article.

Here's a bit of good news for the guys who picked up Sony Online Entertainment's High Stakes on the Vegas Strip: Poker Edition game for the PlayStation Network. Word is that the game has recently received a new patch update which now renders it playable on the PlayStation Portable. More details on this news follow in the full article.

It's Thursday, so it's time again for another PlayStation Store update. Today's update is a pretty good mix of downloadable games, demos and the usual videos and wallpapers. Here's a list of what's new on the U.S. PlayStation Store:

• Downloadable Games:
• PixelJunk Racers (US$ 6.99)
• High Stakes on the Vegas Strip: Poker Edition (US$ 9.99)

• Demos:
• PixelJunk Racers
• Tony Hawk’s Proving Ground
• NHL 08
• Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
• FIFA 08

• Movie trailers, video and wallpaper:
• Everyday Shooter trailer
• Warhawk trailer
• Lair Behind the Scenes video
• Feel the Noise trailer
• Juiced 2 trailer
• High Stakes on the Vegas Strip: Poker Edition trailer
• Soul Calibur IV trailer
• High Stakes: Poker wallpaper
• 2 PixelJunk Racers wallpapers
• Folklore wallpaper

Now that's a lot of new stuff! Hopefully this trend will continue. Keep checking back here for more updates. Thanks to Someone_PR for the news tip.

Sony Online Entertainment's bid on online distributed games over the PlayStation Network showcases High Stakes on Vegas Strip: Poker Edition. Although much of the information on the game was revealed before, SOE's Todd Carson, producer of the game, wanted to entice those Ivey wannabes to check out the game coming this summer.

Featuring more than just another six-player table Poker round-up, SOE is planning on taking online play to another level of interactivity by allowing gamers to plug in their EyeToy and headsets to add a little spice to the card shuffling. Particularly listed in our to-do list is keeping a close eye on those facial queues. No bluffing your way out of this one, bubs!

But if you're one who'd rather practice against quizzical, digital expressions, you can keep that table packed up at the garage and sit yourself down in the living room for an offline game with up to five other opponents on several game modes. But those who just can't remove the "...Strip: Poker..." bit from their minds won't be getting no mode to plate that dish.