Deep Silver recently launched the website for Prison Break: The Conspiracy and it features character bios and screenshots from the game.

Unfortunately for us music lovers, things aren’t looking good for a Final Fantasy XIII soundtrack release outside of Japan.

And now, things are about to look a little bleaker.

This weeks EU video content update is somewhat lacking in terms of quantity but hey, if you want to see Jesse Eisenberg aka Michael Cera 2.0 then Adventureland is for you.

There are also two new collections available on the store; The Gangster Collection and Naughty Valentines. While the gangster one is self explanatory, Naughty Valentines includes films like Cruel Intentions, School of Seduction and Fatal Attraction.

As previously reported, Sony are planning to release their motion controller towards the back end of this year. The latest company to throw their hat in the ring is EA – but have they got anything they can announce to us yet?

Watch the ‘Freedom and Chaos’ trailer after the break.

Seriously – just watch it.

Sony have released details of the European version of the God of War III Ultimate Box!

Shall we peek at whats inside?

You’ve tried making your own. You’ve bought replicas from eBay. But they’re just not the same.

Well, now you can get an official replica of the Big Daddy doll you saw in the first BioShock 2 trailer. Thats not all though.

Once upon a time in a story far, far, away, we announced that the hack n’ slash bloodbath that is Fairytale Fights would be getting some free DLC. Well the wait is finally over my friends and come February 11th, you’ll be able to spill blood with four new playable characters in three new PvP arenas.

As part of a worrying trend, last week Dante’s Inferno joined the increasingly long list of games that have had a patch on the first day of release. The 1.01 patch was apparently already live last Thursday for the Australian release of the game, and lo and behold, was there when we fired up the game on Friday, so US gamers will have it to look forward to tomorrow.

Weighing in at 21MB, it is still unclear exactly what the patch does. Trophies? DLC? Bug fixes? At the moment your guess is as good as ours, but regardless of the reason for it, it is still not a particularly good indication of where things currently are in the industry.

Capcom are satisfied that they have the technology in place to make 3D games. However, they will be undergoing research before deciding which of their franchises will be launching out of our screens.

Should we dread current titles being resold at a premium price with 3D technology shoehorned in, or can we look forward to new titles being developed that will maximise the benefits which 3D can offer?

Welcome to the inaugural edition of ‘MAG Monday’. Team Attitude are big fans of Zipper Interactive’s latest game – MAG. However, there are a suspicious amount of very similar reviews out there which always seem to end up with a 70% mark at the end. Can an ever evolving online game be reviewed after just a few hours? We think not.

DolphGB, Brodiesan and Folken24 will each be making weekly reports from the battlefield – comparing likes, dislikes and anything humorous that may have occurred. This will hopefully give you a flavour of what the game is all about.

If you’re a fan of Ubisoft’s many franchises then then this is a week you might want to pay attention to. Several Ubisoft sources have commented on the fact that a huge announcement is coming up. Our question is – for what game?

The PlayStation Video Store first came to our attention back at E3 2008, when it was simultaneously announced and launched during the Sony press conference.

It took until November 2009 for the Video Store to hit European shores, so we decided to take it for a little more than the usual test drive and see if we could live on just the Video Store for our movie viewing needs for a month.

Here’s the story of what happened…

In an interview with IGN, High Voltage – creators of Wii exclusive ‘The Conduit’ – have announced that their next game, ‘The Grinder’, will be making the jump to the PS3 as well. Can this game succeed where The Conduit failed?

Yakuza 3 releases in North America and Europe next month, and if you’re planning on getting the game in a PAL territory, we have some good news for you.

Europe and Australasia which cover the two regions in the PAL territory will only be getting the Collector’s Edition or Yakuza 3, but for the regular price.

On Tuesday February 2nd, Lost fans all over the US stared into their televisions like zombies and watched the premiere of its final season. In case you missed it, you can now catch the two hour episode, “LA X,” on the PSN Video Store along with all other season six episodes the day after they air.

Round off this week’s update with Zombieland, Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie and Lesbian Vampire Killers, and… wait, what’s that about Lesbian Vampire Killers?

Want to hear more about L.A. Noire? It was announced a very long time ago, and was originally touted as a PS3 exclusive.

But since then we have heard very little about the game, and it has been concluded by pundits that it has gone multiplatform.

After our meaty hands-on, we were really looking forward to hearing what you guys thought of the new Aliens Vs. Predator game.

It would appear, however, that some technical issues have plagued the release of the multiplayer demo, and those of you hoping to get your slicin’ and dicin’ on, may still be waiting.

Starting today, Trine will be available at a reduced price. Woot!

Fans of parachuting and grappling hooks, we hope you’re sitting down. Announcing via a tweet on the official Eidos Twitter account, a demo for Just Cause 2 is inbound.