Sequels, sequels, sequels. Lots of talk about those this week. While most other companies are busy making sure they get to release a big-name game with a "2" after its title, Media Molecule is preferring the opposite, opting for a sequel-less yet DLC-supported approach for LittleBigPlanet. Speaking of, it seems the PS3 price cuts are also doing wonders for software sales when it comes to sequels, or so an OTX report tells us.

Media Molecule has shot down the possibility of a sequel for LittleBigPlanet. In an interview with Critical Gamer, the devs shut the doors closed on an LBP 2, saying that a sequel would be "counterproductive." Instead of a part 2, Media Molecule will continue to focus on DLC and updates for the game. More past the jump.

The 27th annual Golden Joysticks Awards were announced in London earlier today, giving props to the games that shaped the industry in the past year. Sitting on top of them is Fallout 3 (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) receiving top honors as the Ultimate Game of the Year. Read up and find out who else made it big in the awards.

It's official folks! Sony has announced that the much awaited handheld version of LittleBigPlanet will finally hit the store shelves on November 17. But that's not all, SCEA also revealed the final packaging of the game for North America. Check it out after the jump.

To celebrate the launch of PSP Go, SCEA has decided to update the PlayStation Store a day early. PSP Go owners as well as the die hard PSP gamers will surely have plenty of reasons to celebrate this week as Sony promises to release over a hundred new PSP games including the PSP minis, that is now available for download. But if you're a PS3 owner, don't worry, there are plenty of stuff waiting for you. 

Sony has handed out a few more details about their new motion controller, more specifically the titles that will be supporting it. There are a bunch of new games being made specifically for the motion controller, but existing titles will also be patched for support via updates. Check out a list after the jump.

Well here we go again. With barely one week left before the scheduled launch of PSP Go, Kotaku Australia is reporting that the nation's largest games retailer, EB Games, is refusing to stock the PSP Go. According to the site, several stores in Sydney have confirmed that the PSP Go is not currently listed on their database and EB will not support the new PSP iteration.

Lots of numbers on the QJ.NET PS3 blog this week. 999. 40,000. 150,832. All of those because of the number 299. And a recently released console iteration called the PS3 Slim. Yes folk, it's still going strong, as the first week sales numbers show. If you're tired of hearing about the Slim, though, click on through nevertheless. There's a lot of interesting stories in this week's PS3 Weekend Warrior. Things like new tech, new games, new ads, and... Nigerian money scams? What?

If, by some chance, you happen to be in Tokyo on the days of the Tokyo Game Show, drop by so you can check out some of the wares being shown off for Sony's PSP and PS3 consoles. You can even get some playtime with some of them. Hit the jump for a list of the playable PS3 and PSP games at the event.

Trivia time! Did you know that LittleBigPlanet (PS3, PSP) was supposed to be under the name of "Craft World"? Yep, that's right. That was the working title of the now-famed world of the Sackfolks. Thanks to some office cleaning, Media Molecule unearthed a little piece of treasure reminding them of their first tiny steps into Sony's office to pitch the game.