People are still trying to get their hands on that elusive Fortune Hunter Edition for Uncharted 2 so Naughty Dog and SCEA decided to give you guys one more shot at securing the sought-after prize. All you gotta do is come out on top of the leaderboards of a mini-game found in the Uncharted 2 Home space. Play a mini-game, get the game and so much more, yes?

I got some bad news guys. Seems like we'll have to wait a bit longer for the next iteration of the SOCOM franchise to hit the PSP as Slant Slix has confirmed that SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 3 will be delayed until January next year.

Some guys just don't get it. Remember Erik Estavillo? He was banned from playing Resistance: Fall of Man and the PlayStation Network earlier this year, prompting him to sue Sony for "pain and suffering" caused by the ban, as well as for the money he still had in his PSN account that he can no longer access. His case was dismissed last September 22nd since there was no plausible claim for relief via First Amendment. The case, however, isn't closed just yet folks.

Early this morning, SCEA released an update for the MAG public beta bringing the version up to 1.30. This rather sizable updated saw about 8,000 updates and fixes - but the SCEA director of development, Seth Luisi, wasn't crazy enough to post 'em all at the PlayStation Blog. He did, however, give us a quick list of highlights from the changelog.

SCEA has announced a new downloadable map pack for SOCOM: Confrontation is on the way. Known simply as the Cold Front pack, it will be loaded with new features and contents, including a brand new snowy Eastern European area of operations. It will also include two new maps and three classic SOCOM maps for 16 to 32 players.

To celebrate the upcoming North American launch of Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack In Time, SCEA has released new details regarding the upcoming Ratchet & Clank themed space that will soon be available to PlayStation Home. The new Ratchet & Clank: Time Travelers content will feature three mini-games, costumes, rewards and a very special personal apartment.

The PSP Go remains a hot item this week. Nasayers still think it's going to fall flat on its non-face. Sony, for their part, is busy touting it as a success, throwing out some impressive -- yet ultimately still unsubstantiated -- sales numbers. While the "go or no go" tug of war is happening, unscrupulous types are capitalizing on the new handheld by releasing their own thinly-veiled knock off version. All that and more in the PSP Weekend Warrior.

Don't like the current price points of the PSP Minis? Sony says that's not their fault. If you want to complain, complain to the publishers.

Sony has yet to release any hard numbers for the PSP Go, but according to Sony Computer Entertainment America, the latest PSP iteration is doing a bang up job of boosting sales for the PSP platform.

Speaking with Forbes in his latest interview, SCEA president Jack Tretton went all out in support of the PlayStation brand and how its success drives the industry forward. To make a long story short, the SCEA big man believes that the industry, as a whole, would be so much better off when it's Sony on top of the food chain. To make the short story a bit longer, read on and get the details.