The PS3-exclusive beta for DICE's Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (game also on Xbox 360 and PC) is already available for download, so get it while it's still hot. There's a problem with the server, though, but they're working on it quick.

Just because last week saw some big releases doesn't mean there's nothing left to look forward to in the near future. Up next on the queue is Battlefield: Bad Company 2, the beta of which launches tomorrow. DICE any Sony are giving away beta codes for the affair, so tune in if you want a piece of that action.

Rumors came out last week pointing to the release info for Project Natal, which included the margin, the price, even a number of launch titles to be available. When asked for comment, Xbox UK exec Neil Thompson flatly dismissed the rumors, saying they "weren't accurate" and that the kitchen's still cooking as far as the Natal release is concerned.

It's been awhile since we last heard from homebrew coder roe-ur-boat, but now he's back to release a new version of AutoStart PRX. For those of you not familiar with the app, this handy plugin allows you to configure your PSP's buttons to fire up specified games and programs at startup. The latest update now supports GEN firmwares and Bubbletune’s Game Categories plugin.

Download: AutoStart PRX v5.1

I admit, I only found out about the Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine Online MMORPG when reader megatenfan mentioned it on Twitter last week. Now seems to be a good time to get into the free-to-play MMO, though, as Aeria Games has just rolled out a new content update.

Heads up to all PlayStation 3 owners! Sony has just revealed some more details about the upcoming PS3 firmware update version 3.10 which is scheduled to arrive "soon". The latest update will incorporate Facebook functionality into the console.

We didn't think there could be any bigger news this week than the release of Modern Warfare 2. Apparently, we were all wrong. Dead wrong. Modern Warfare 2's thunder-stealer: Microsoft's banhammer.

Major Nelson has announced that by next week, all Xbox Live users will be able to start enjoying the new social networking apps being added to the Dashboard. More after the jump.

PS3 users have had access to Facebook and other social networking sites like Twitter for a while now thanks to the console's web browser. It looks like Sony wants to take it a step further though by integrating a Facebook icon directly into the XMB.

After having a shacky start, the highly controversial Commodore 64 emulator for the iPhone is now back in the Apple App Store. As some of you may recall, the app was rejected by Apple when it first came out last June due to some licensing issue. Just weeks later, the emulator was resubmitted to the App Store only to be yanked again due to some BASIC interpreter issue. But now it's back!