Having a hard time finishing Siren: Blood Curse? Here are some tips to get you through it, straight from the producer himself. No tips on how to get you through your fears though, sorry.

I don't know if this is good news or bad news. Sony Japan has announced that they will not be working on a sequel to the world-turning puzzler game, Echochrome. More details in the full article.

(Editor's Note: QuickPeek finally hits the big FIVE-OH!)

Two more editions and we'll be clocking in a full year of weekly recaps! What's in store this week? Lots of hellos and goodbyes. Some hellos are pre-mature, as seen in the case of MGS4 breaking street date (or not), and some goodbyes are actually kinda uplifting - especially if it might result in a 10-year disbarment. Get ready for some major surprises this week!

Sony Japan's announced that their region will be receiving a new bundle for the PlayStation Eye camera accessory for the PlayStation 3. The bundle will offer users a special software pack that'll offer more ways to enjoy the accessory. Details are available in the full article.

What is Afrika? All we know right now is that it's a PS3 game being developed by Rhino Studios and that Wataru Hokoyama will be scoring it. This lack of information may soon change, though, as Sony Computer Entertainment has finally given the game a "coming soon" teaser page.

Sony Japan (SCEJ) is readying a special PlayStation 3 Experience event over at the Shinjuku station. Among other titles, visitors can expect to try out Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, currently scheduled to launch in June. Further details are available in the full article.

Does Echochrome's world-spinning gameplay have you in a tizzy? The game can really be challenging for the unprepared. If you're considering purchasing the mind-boggling puzzle game Echochrome, check out these gameplay videos first. Remember, it's all in the mind. There is no spoon and all that.

We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but we just want you guys to know about the status of SCEJ's Echochrome demo on the PlayStation Store. Even though it was reported that it's going to put there, people in Europe won't be able to download it today. Read more on this event after the jump!

Famitsu has released juicy details pertaining to the Sony PlayStation 3 exclusive most survival horror fans are waiting for. Siren: New Translation, the third in the series, holds much promise with improved gameplay and episodic narrative that will keep you attached to its characters. Learn more at the full article.

 Sony Japan has just announced the exact date for the launch of their region's revamped PlayStation Store. What makes this news bit interesting is that the company's also planning to release the PlayStation 3's firmware 2.3 update on the same day. Head over to the full article for more details regarding this matter.