Wow, it’s March already. It feels like just yesterday that we were bombarded with the Holiday deluge of games. Thankfully, things haven’t slowed down too much since then, with the likes of Killzone 2, Street Fighter IV, and more. Read on for today’s headlines:

Want Trophies in Metal Gear Solid 4? Konami hears you, but that doesn’t mean they will add them.
Speaking of Trophies, starting tomorrow you’ll be able to show them off on PlayStation.Com.
If you were hoping for a patch to fix the controls in Killzone 2, don’t hold your breath. Guerilla likes them that way.
Tenchu: Shadow Assassins will be …read more

It’s officially Home day, and I’ll be spending some time later today diving into Sony’s online world. Expect an impressions post soon. That is, if I can muster up the self-control not to pop in LittleBigPlanet and download all of the new costumes this week :)

This weeks free LittleBigPlanet DLC brings out the Christmas cheer, with an adorable Santa Suit to dress up your little Sackboy. Should go well with the paid Street Fighter costumes that will also be available.
Resistance 2 fans are in for a treat, as Insomniac is updating the game with a slew of free themes, map …read more

Well, it’s Friday, finally. And you know what that means: a weekend full of gaming. Now that the release schedule for the holidays has finally slowed down a bit, this is the perfect time to catch up on some of those titles I’ve been meaning to play. On to the headlines.

Normally we see other games make their way into LittleBigPlanet through downloadable costumes, but now it looks like things are the other way around. Reports are claiming that the upcoming PlayStation Network exclusive Lumines Supernova will have a LBP inspired skin.
If you’d like to know what kind of Trophies …read more

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