When flOw burst onto the scene, a lot of people appreciated its minimalist and serene design. Creator Jenova Chen eventually released the game's source code for people to learn from, but now it seems as though someone didn't just learn from it but actually just copied it instead.

The first patch for Comet Crash, Pelfast's RTS-flavored tower defense title for the PlayStation Network, has gone live and it has added couple of new features to the game. Read on for more details.

Creat Studios has sent out a press release detailing two of their upcoming PSN offerings: Digger and Mushroom Wars. The former is a remake of the '80s PC game of the same name while the latter is a real-time strategy game involving, well, mushroom armies. Hit the full article for details and screenshots.

I actually know a couple people who are still playing echochrome (gotta give it to them, they've got patience!) and enjoy it (ah, they must be masochists). But either way, the mind-bending puzzle game on the PSN will be getting a huge update pretty soon, and it will incorporate PlayStation Eye and YouTube support. Installing the patch will allow you to watch yourself play the game via an in-set window at the corner of the screen (Why you'd want to watch yourself tormenting yourself is strictly your own business, not mine), and upload it to YouTube after.

Even if Chrono Trigger stands as one of the best RPGs ever to come out the then Squaresoft bag of tricks, you might say that Square Enix didn't follow-up on the fame as well as the fans would like. So along came Chrono Trigger: Crimson Echoes, a fan-created ROM hack sequel to the time-travelling adventures of Crono and company. Unfortunately for the devs of the project, Square Enix just whipped out the dreaded C&D order, demanding that they destroy the 98% complete project. You might feel as bad as I do especially after you watch the trailer.

We seemed to have missed this over the weekend, but just in case you're not one of the tens of thousands of people who've already viewed this on YouTube, here's one that's definitely for the books. It shows some leaked footage from Ubisoft showing what could possibly be an E3 2009 trailer for Beyond Good and Evil 2. It's got a lot of action reminiscent of the first game - only now on some high-octane 'roids and ditching the whole stealth aspect, while doing some Mirror's Edge-like free running across a town littered with cops.

This one's pretty old, but for those of you who haven't seen it yet, it might be little treat for you guys. YouTube video game songstress katethegreat19 sings along to the theme of Alexandria's General Beatrix, Rose of May, with her own lyrics. It's pretty cool.

Here's a little something for PS3 owners who also happen to rock an iPhone or iPod Touch. An enterprising iPhone dev named V Doshi has come up with an app that lets you check your PS3 Trophies using your Apple devices.

Just like what they do with their infamous Closed Mega Theater, Square Enix held private screenings for two of their high-profile properties: Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete, and a quick tease for Final Fantasy XIII (PS3, Xbox 360). Again, a select few get to see some Squeenix booty ahead of the rest of us. In the meantime, let's take a look at stuff we're allowed to see.

They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Well, tell that to the police forces of Prince William, Montgomery, and Fairfax Counties, who are outraged because of the poor depictions of them and their cruisers in Grand Theft Auto. Again? That's two for GTA today!