Today is a day of downloadable goodies, as a number of titles are receiving new content, updates, or demos in the near future. Things are getting so hectic on the DLC front, you barely even have to leave your house to get new games to play. And that, my friends, is a wonderful thing. Read on for the headlines:

Sony has announced a bunch of new content for Home, including ninja outfits, a Warhawk space, and a SOCOM space, all of which should be coming soon. They also confirmed that Capcom’s Street Fighter outfits will be coming to the North American …read more

Well, it’s Monday, and the PlayStation news has slowed to a trickle. Today we have some great news for Resistance fans, and some bad news for Final Fantasy fans, as well as what could be an actually interesting new Home space. Here are the headlines:

Resistance: Retribution finally has a release date, and the PSP title will be hitting store shelves on March 17.
If you were curious as to what the new EA Sports Complex in Home will look like, check out this guided tour.
It looks like those of us in North America won’t be getting a demo of Final Fantasy …read more

Home has been out for a few weeks, but the Red Bull Island that was released yesterday is the first new area to hit the service. We took the section for a spin, and unfortunately, like the rest of Home, there isn’t a whole lot to it. Set in a tropical island, the new space provides the illusion that of a huge area. You can see beaches complete with palm trees off in the distance, but where you can actually go and explore is very limited. The walkable area is restricted to a few wooden walkways, which provide access to …read more

It may be Friday, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty of PlayStation news to enjoy. Today we have headlines covering everything from Home to Burnout, plus we even have some new info on the elusive Final Fantasy XIII. Well, sort of. Anyways, on to the news:

Criterion has revealed the rest of the cars that will be available in the upcoming Legendary Cars pack for Burnout Paradise, and they are looking pretty sweet. Who you gonna call?
EA is adding its support to Home, with an upcoming EA Sports Complex area. Expect to see it in Spring.
The official Japanese websites for …read more

It’s Thursday, and you know what that means: another PSN update. This week we have some new games, a new Qore episode, and even a new addition to Home. There should also be a few interesting tidbits coming out CES this year, so stay tuned.

Home is getting a new area this week, with Red Bull Island. In addition to a whole bunch of advertising, the new area will give users the chance to explore the tropical island in planes and helicopters.
The next episode of Qore is on its way, and with it comes an exclusive F.E.A.R 2 demo.
Sony has been …read more

Sony’s PlayStation Home service has been in open beta for almost a month now, and its reception has been lukewarm to say the least. For the most, PlayStation 3 owners have not been impressed by the service, which is sorely lacking in content leaving many, including us here at PSM, to wonder just why we would want to walk around Sony’s virtual world. Of course, the potential is there, and we’re hoping that Sony is able to eventually turn Home into the compelling killer app it was once touted to be. So let’s take a look at some of the …read more

With the holidays almost upon us the news has slowed to a crawl, though a few interesting tidbits have popped up today. As for the PSM, we’ll be updating until tomorrow, and then resuming after the New Year. Expect to see a big review later this afternoon and our awards for best PSP, PS3, and PS2 games tomorrow. On to the headlines:

PlayStation Home has been updated again, with voice chat be installed reinstated.
The addictive tower defense PSN title Pixeljunk Monsters is coming to the PSP sometime next year.
If you’re at all interested in the way games are made, check out …read more

When Home was first released, I took it for a spin only to be disappointed. The customization options were slim, the content was lacking, and overall there wasn’t much to do. Sony has updated the service, but unfortunately, not much has changed. In fact, the only real difference I noted was the addition of a few new facial hair options in the character creation mode. And while this is a good sign, creating the possibility of more customization options in the future, it isn’t much. The only other change made was the removal of voice chat, which is a temporary …read more

Wow, Christmas sure is coming up quickly, and in one week from today we’ll all be busy opening up gifts that are hopefully video game related. But if you can’t wait, treat yourself to one of the many PSN titles that will be hitting the network in today’s update.

Home has been updated, which should help alleviate some of the connection issues people were having. The update also includes the much needed addition of beards, but temporarily removes any form of voice chat. Compromises.
The second episode of Penny Arcade Adventures will be hitting the PlayStation Store later today, bringing with it …read more

Whew, it’s a busy day in PlayStation news today, so let’s just head straight into the headlines.

Media Molecule has revealed the first downloadable level pack for LittleBigPlanet, which has a very festive theme. The pack includes Christmas themed costumes, objects, decorations, and stickers, all for just $2.99. Expect to see more of these in the future.
The PS2 versions of SingStar are finally backwards compatible with the PS3 version.
Despite Sony’s denials, rumors suggest that games for the next iteration of the PSP are already in development.
Gabranth from Final Fantasy XII will be in the upcoming fighter Dissidia, though in what capacity …read more