There really is no reason to not pre-order Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crak in Time, after all, you’re probably going to be purchasing it anyway. Our good friends over at the PlayStation.Blog have posted the various pre-order goodies you can receive from different stores.

There are a variety of weapons, costumes, and new levels to choose from. They all sound great but there’s one little problem. Which package do we want with our pre-order?

Both Arcade Stick Edition and Limited Edition versions of TEKKEN 6 previously announced for North America late last month will make their way to Europe.NAMCO BANDAI Games Europe announced today that gamers will have the three different options when TEKKEN 6 releases this autumn 2009. North America will get TEKKEN 6 October 27th.

You get the standalone version of the game, a Limited Edition version and an Arcade Stick Edition to choose from; read on to find out which one is just right for you.

Trine is an unique game heading to the PSN later this year. With innovative physics-based gameplay, an intriguing story and melancholy soundtrack, there is a justified amount of interest in the game from many corners of the gaming world.

We recently had some time with the PC version of the game and came away impressed.

With the PSN being bolstered weekly with new, quirky and sometimes downright daft games, the question is whether Trine warrants a purchase, based on what we have seen so far?

VidZone is, without any shadow of a doubt, one of our favourite ever PS3 ‘add-ons’. Who doesn’t love to get access to hundreds of music videos on-demand?

Now, over on the Official EU PlayStation Blog, Ben Creasey has been detailing what is coming next on the music video roster, and it includes tracks specifically chosen for your barbecue. Yes, you read that right…

Cast your mind back to 2005.

We’re at E3 and Kudo Tsunoda is showing ‘real-time’ footage of what the PS3 is capable of doing for his Fight Night franchise. Of course, what is shown at E3 didn’t transpire when Fight Night Round 3 arrived on our beloved black monolith, raising questions of whether it was real-time after all.

Does Fight Night Round 4 finally deliver the realism we crave, as demonstrated four years ago?

NCAA Football 10 hasn’t even launched yet and people are already going bananas over creating their own personal teams via the all new TeamBuilder website announced at this years E3. During the sites first two days of life, teams were being created at an astonishing seven per minute! Currently, the site is touting over 100 thousand teams. Is one of them yours?

BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, the #1 arcade sensation in Japan, is finally upon North American fighting fans. Developed by Arc System Works, creators of the outstanding Guilty Gear franchise, BlazBlue arrived today for the PlayStation 3.

Publisher Aksys games decided to make an offer you shouldn’t refuse: a free upgrade to Limited Edition for every pre-order. This free Limited Edition contains a soundtrack, bonus Blu-Ray and more. As of this writing, online retailers GameStop and Amazon are still offering the Limited Edition of BlazBlue at the standard edition price of $59.99.

How would you celebrate 10 years of the popular NBA 2K franchise, and the milestone of having sold two million units of NBA 2K9 worldwide? By announcing (and later selling) a tenth anniversary edition of NBA 2K10.

The wisely dubbed NBA 2K10: Anniversary Edition, developed by Visual Concepts, is planned for release in North America this fall for the Sony PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system. This special anniversary edition will come packaged in a specially designed 2K Sports locker configured for game storage, and include exclusive items and special online privileges.

We hope you had enough of FIFA 09, because FIFA 10 is just around the corner. EA is churning out this year’s update to the football (not to be confused with gridiron football) franchise like only they can.

FIFA 10 aims to “deliver a new standard for authenticity with gameplay refinements and innovations that will make it the most complete and intelligent simulation of football”. We may have heard the same about FIFA 09 last year; apparently standards for authenticity and innovation get yearly updates as well.

We all know that Sony and Capcom have a very loving symbiotic relationship. Sony gives them their own personal PlayStation Store space and in turn, Capcom loads it up with great games for us to download.

They have announced a slew of classic games heading to the PSN, with the starting with Capcom Classics Collection: Remixed which will be available tomorrow for a price of $19.99.

When news emerged that the PC version of Trine would retail for $39.99, many people braced themselves for the worst when it came to the PSN pricing-point. Miraculously, though the original suggested cost from international publisher Noblis has been redressed and down-graded to $29.99 by NA publisher SouthPeak, ShackNews is reporting that the PSN version will still be cheaper, setting you back the princely sum of $20.

Don’t have the chops to make it to the world’s greatest skateboarding event, the Maloof Money Cup? Neither do a lot of people so don’t feel too bad. But there’s good news for all you virtual skaters out there, you too can experience the ups and downs of the largest pursed event in the history of professional skateboarding.

The Maloof Money Cup makes its videogame debut in the critically acclaimed Skate 2, making it the skateboarding game to own on the PS3.

Criterion have released details of a raft of hidden gems in their recently released Big Surf Island expansion for Burnout Paradise.

We’ve spent a little time on the island recently here at Attitude Towers and whilst we hadn’t noticed anything in particular (since we spend most of our time driving everywhere at full speed), we’re certainly liking the new space.

Now that Criterion have told us there’s more to Big Surf than meets the eye, we might have to slow down.

Uncharted 2 Speaking during the Uncharted 2 live-chat over at the official PS blog, Naughty Dog’s co-president Evan Wells has announced some good news for those out there who missed out on the recent Uncharted 2 multiplayer beta – there will be a second bite at the cherry.

And, this time, they hope to reach an even wider audience.

Red Faction: GuerrillaIt’s the catchphrase that just won’t go away. This time though, with a slight tweak of poetic licence of course, it’s actually relevant.

With buoyant sales and near-universal acclaim, it’s a no-brainer that THQ should keep riding the Martian success wave and release more content for Red Faction: Guerrilla. And come August 13th, that’s exactly what they plan to do.

Motorstorm: Pacific Rift has received a third major patch, and this update brings us closer to a more relevant and fully featured PlayStation Home gaming environment.

Home has certainly been coming along at a pace, but one of the main features promised and demonstrated prior to release still requires much better support; game launching.