So what's going to be in our videogaming menu starting this week? A whole lot of DS games once again, we tell you, though there's a few gems or two in the Nintendo handheld rough on Tuesday. There's a music rhythm game for almost every console out there, plus a couple new additions to the portfolio of PC games. Somehow we're also seeing another relaunching of Gears of War for the Xbox 360 the "Refresh" edition. We don't know why it's re-listed, but it is. The full list follows at the full story.

It's another Thursday, and that means European gamers have something new to celebrate about as Sony delivers yet another set of updates to its PlayStation Store. This week sees another set of shoot 'em up titles with Activision's Enemy Territory Quake Wars walking hand-in-hand with Southpeak Interactive's Monster Madness: Grave Danger. Check out the complete list in our full article.

Okay, so Sony Computer Entertainment may have already delivered B-Boy to PlayStation Portables, but that was two years ago, and the initial release was targeted at PAL PSPs only. So when news from the New York Comic Con takes to the news waves and says that the rhythm-based break-dancing game will be coming to the U.S., it catches our attention. More at the full story.

Some new downloadable content for SouthPeak Interactive's Two Worlds is now available on the Xbox Live Marketplace. The Curse of Souls pack offers new content that fans of the game might be interested in picking up. For more on this, be sure to check out the full article.

RPG fans, gather around. Remember back in November when the first expansion for SouthPeak Interactive and Reality Pump's Two Worlds (PC and Xbox 360) was announced? Another announcement was just made and the expansion has leveled up into a sequel. Yes, folks, Two Worlds: The Temptation (also for the Xbox 360 and PC) will be picking up where the first title left off. Interested? Check out the full article for more info and screenshots.

SouthPeak Interactive's Two Worlds Tainted Blood Pack 1is now available for download on the Xbox 360. This new update offers fans some new multiplayer co-op maps, news quests, and a new town. To find out more, head on over to the full article.

After the November patch which addressed problems during online play, SouthPeak Interactive intends to improve the online experience in Two Worlds on the Microsoft Xbox 360 (also on PC) by releasing two new expansions. The expansions contain two new game modes and various extras. Check out the full article to learn more.

Heads up Two Worlds players! Publisher South Peak Interactive and developer Reality Pump announced that a free demo of the RPG will go live tomorrow (Thursday) over at Xbox Live. But more importantly, details regarding the promised high priority patch has finally been revealed.

We'd like to believe that this specific demo will reflect the changes implemented by Reality Pump in the upcoming title update. To see the improvements specific for each platform, check the "read more" link below.

Hot off the press wire, it's just been announced that Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia (PC and Xbox 360) finally got the smiley-face stamp of the Games for Windows marketing campaign. The seal, mind you, isn't something trivial. Not all games get the Games for Windows certification.

Now, Artificial Studios and SouthPeak Interactive's Monster Madness joins the ranks of other hard-hitting games (both already-released and TBA-clocked) like Halo 2 Vista, LotRO: Shadows of Angmar, Supreme Commander, Alan Wake, and LEGO Star Wars II.

Titles that get the Games for Windows certification are those that meet the standards of Microsoft, as well as guaranteeing the game's compatibility with a range of hardware configurations.

 

We're sure you're just as interested to learn more about the multiplayer mode of SouthPeak Interactive's Two Worlds, that's why we're just so thankful that they finally sent a press release about it.

That's right, we now have more details as to how the multiplayer mode will actually work in Two Worlds. According to the press release, this will be absolutely separate from the solo adventure, and will allow players to create custom characters "around traditional multiplayer RPG classes."

There will also be a hub-like lobby area where players can join others to form teams of as many as eight players, specifically for the team matches. Chatting and trading will also be highly encouraged. What else is in store for you here? Well, there's horse racing and monster hunting to name but a couple of the many more "side-games".

Melanie Mroz, Executive VP of SouthPeak, was reassuring when she said that Two Worlds would definitely be worth waiting for:

"We're thrilled with the progress that Two Worlds' multiplayer content is making, although the extensive play-balancing and testing that content requires has necessitated a shift of the release date to late July. We want Two Worlds to truly live up to its potential and gamers can rest assured that it will be worth the wait."

We definitely hope so, too. Two Worlds is set to invade your world for Xbox 360 and PC in July 2007.