We’ve got a healthy dose of news for you today, including a few new updates that should be hitting the PlayStation Network later today. Keep reading for the headlines:

Following the release of Bejeweled 2, Popcap has announced that another popular casual gamewill be making its way to the PSN: Zuma.
This week’s LittleBigPlanet update will see the release of the previously announced WipEout HD costumes, as well as some bonus stickers.
SingStar is going wireless, with new wireless mics coming out in March.
Mirror’s Edge is getting another dose of DLC, with a second batch of time trial maps.
Next week’s PSN update will …read more

Well, it’s Thursday, and you know what that means: a new batch of downloadable goodies is coming to the PlayStation Network. It looks like we will have a few good games to play around with, as well as some new content for games like Mirror’s Edge. Check out all of today’s headlines below:

They said Savage Moon was coming soon, and they were right. The sci-fi tower defense game should be hitting the PSN today.
Joining it will be the popular puzzle game Bejeweled 2. Four other PopCap games will be coming to the PSN soon as well, including the ever addictive …read more

Finally! I’ve been slowly making my way through Fallout 3 since late December, but I eventually stopped due to some frustrating freezing issues. Hopefully this latest patch will alleviate some of that frustration so I can finally finish the game. Anyways, on to the headlines:

Bethesda has issued a patch, which should help with some of the issues PS3 owners are having with Fallout 3.
The downloadable content for Mirror’s Edge will finally be available to PS3 owners on January 29. Some new levels will be free, others will cost you.
If you were planning on picking up Skate 2 keep in mind …read more

Well it’s Thursday, which means there should be plenty of new content on the PlayStation Network later this afternoon. And it’s a good thing to, because it sure is a slow news day. Here are the headlines.

The PSN shooter Blast Factor is being updated with support for Trophies.
I you haven’t checked out the PSN show Qore because of the price, be sure to pick up this weeks episode as it will be free of charge.
The board game Catan is coming to the PS3, though it won’t be a port of the Xbox Live Arcade version.
There are now some levels in …read more

At its best, Mirror’s Edge is like a well choreographed, fast-paced chase sequence from a top-tier action flick. Bounding across buildings, hopping off of walls, and leaping on to moving helicopters are all incredibly exhilarating experiences. Unfortunately, the trial-and-error nature of the game slows down these events, leaving gamers with a promising, but ultimately frustrating, game.

Well, it’s Friday, and we’ve got a healthy batch of news to start the weekend off right. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to start my training for the imminent release of Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix.

For those of you anxiously awaiting David Jaffe’s next PlayStation Network game–he’s the creative mind behind God of War, Twisted Metal, and most recently Calling All Cars–you could have a long wait ahead of you, as the designer has said that it will most likely be released some time in 2010.
For all of you Trophy fiends out there, Sony has revealed …read more

The guide is back (check out Part 1 here) with some more advice on what to buy that gamer on your list. No matter what they’re into, we have just the right game to satisfy that itch.
The Partier – Rock Band 2

Games are no longer necessarily a solitary experience, and the boom of rhythm games is a big part of the reason. The sequel to Rock Band ups the ante with improved instruments and an ever growing library of songs to rock out to. Another great addition to the game is new no-fail mode, which is perfect for playing with …read more

LittleBigPlanet is a fantastic experience, but unfortunately it can be tough to find those truly great levels in the vast sea of bad ones. So when we run across something we love, we’ll be sure to share it with you. Today’s level is based upon the fast-paced, first-person platformer Mirror’s Edge, and does a wonderful job of emulating it. From the high-rise rooftops you run across to the sparse, unique color palette, it’s like playing Mirror’s Edge, only from a side-scrolling perspective. Check it out!

“Orwellian” is an adjective that gets thrown around a lot these days, usually to lure idiots like myself into some book or game about an oh-so-oppressive ebil gubbermint. I fall in again and again and climb out with a yawn. This trailer makes me wonder if I might not find an unsettling friend in Mirror’s Edge.