New SCEE president Andrew House has taken some time out to sit with MCV UK and talk about his experiences as the new big man of the company. Central to this interview would be his explanation on why the PSP Go holds the price tag that it has, and where exactly is it based from. This should clarify all those speculations as to why Sony went down this route, and hopefully will dispell any more impression that they're ripping people off.

SCEE has announced that VidZone, the on-demand music video service for the PlayStation 3, will go live in Europe on June 11. The free service gives you the freedom to view thousands of music videos on demand by streaming them directly to your PS3 and onto your TV screens.

Not long after John Koller said that Nintendo DS owners grow up and go for the PSP, David Reeves' successor and newly-appointed SCEE president Andrew House makes a similar remark, saying that Wii owners will eventually "upgrade" to the PS3. Is this some kind of unofficial Sony campaign? Wouldn't put it past Sony.

To start, here's some good news for all European PlayStation fans, SCEE has finally opened the official European PlayStation Blog today. Now moving on to this week's Playstation Store update for Europe, you have two downloadable games, two free PS3 game demos and lots of add-on content. For the PSP owners, you can now try your skills in some monster hunting and some rocking on your handhelds. Complete list in the full article.

Sucker Punch's inFamous seems to have no other recourse but to prove that it is indeed famous. Especially when Sony itself professes such high hopes for this latest addition to the growing collection of must-have PS3 titles.

We've seen videos and screenshots, but so far most PS3 gamers don't really have an idea of how Zipper Interactive's massive (MASSIVE!) multiplayer shooter, MAG, handles. That's going to change come E3.

SCEA Home manager CydoniaX at the PlayStation boards clarifies certain issues surrounding Home-hopping across regions and the upcoming cabbage patch v1.21 update. Apparently there's been some confusion about Home content, and a bit of envy over other region's content like Prinnies and whatnot. Here's something to look forward to though, other than this week's patch: it looks like picture frames will come in during E3 2009.

Sony World Wide Studios VP Jamie MacDonald is counting down to his last days with the company. This news was confirmed by SCEE, however MacDonald and the company declined to comment further on his resignation.

Even SCEE's Home suffers from a lack of staff . That's how TedTheDog, community manager for the EU PlayStation forums explained the disparity in content within Home among the different regions. In a very heartfelt post at the forums, Ted explores the current issue and gives out a promise that would hopefully be fulfilled for the better enjoyment of everyone at Home.

Two new bundles for the PS3 have surfaced - both of which are 80GB units. There's one for inFamous and another Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty. Not quite surprised with the inFamous bundle (I'm just wondering if the copy of the game includes the Uncharted 2 beta code too), but what's interesting with the R&C pack is that it's got two controllers. What's Sony got to say about this though? Oh, the usual...