It’s a rather eclectic week for Rock Band DLC. On one hand we’re getting a 3-pack of classic Jimmy Buffet and on the other, a 3-pack of new hard rock from Disturbed (or Disturburbed if you’re Microsoft.) Hey variety is always a good thing.

If by chance you were wondering why you couldn’t get your fix on the stale two week old content on the PS3, it’s because since 6.00 A.M PST this morning, the store was taken down to do complete the final touches to the highly publicized PSN Store revamp.

If you missed out on the February issue of OXM, you will now be able to purchase the three not-so-exclusive-anymore tracks for 99 cents a pop.

According to the official Playstation blog, PS3 owners can expect firmware upgrade 2.20 within “the next few days” and with it is coming a bevy of internal fixes. The highlight of this upcoming update is of course the BD-Live upgrade for the Blu-Ray function, as it enables new feature such as web-based content and more interactive features.

Gran Turismo 5 Prologue is still on schedule for its U.S debut next month, and it’s bringing along all new features.

Criterion today released some new information on their upcoming title update for Burnout Paradise

The fine folks at Harmonix have revealed the DLC for next week and it’s a big one, the long-awaited Grateful Dead pack. Preview the songs and find out pricing and bundle details inside!

For those of you that haven’t tossed Guitar Hero 3 aside in favor of Rock Band, there is some new content available. For 500 MS Points ($6.25) you can get a three pack of No Doubt tracks including “Don’t Speak”, “Excuse Me Mr”, and “Sunday Morning.”

As most of you have already heard some solid news has come out about Metal Gear Solid 4 this week. The news originally coming from a source at Destination Playstation stated that MGS4 would be released on June 12th this year. Sony then sent out a press release thats simply says “Late Quarter […]

Because I know you can’t get enough of that hawt Rock Band news, we have next week’s DLC offering courtesy of HMXJohnlok on the Official Rock Band Forums. Originally slated for the week of March 18, we’re getting the Nine Inch Nails Pack.

In the latest 1Up Yours GDC Podcast, the guys mention that Harmonix will be showing off an in-game DLC store next week. No further details were mentioned and the conversation focused more on Guitar Hero: Aerosmith, but it’s good to know that this much-requested feature is coming. Also, “Still Alive,” of Portal fame, has been confirmed as DLC.

I’m not sure how many of you still play Warhawk, to be honest I don’t really play it much myself.  Who knows though, maybe the details of this upcoming patch will get you back in the game.  On the Playstation.Blog  Dylan Jobe is giving some details of what we can look forward to sometime in […]

This week’s PSN store update certainly isn’t anything to write home about, but there are a few downloads worth mentioning.

Like clockwork, Monday means a new DLC announcement but this batch is pretty odd, if not disappointing. For $1.99 (160 Microsoft Points) each, we have songs from the B-52s, Faith No More and Kiss.

We aren’t even out of January yet and already we’re getting leaks of the Rock Band DLC schedule for March! Scans of the latest OXM have hit the net revealing a pretty good mix of songs coming out. Barring any changes, we have…