So, what transpired this week on the PSP blog? Well, Sony seems to be sending feelers out for new PSP Go colors, Nate Drake and others are getting the Pinball treatment, riskbreaking's finally making its way to the PSN, and Adhoc Party has been confirmed for a US release. Oh, and you can now get a PSP Go for cheap if you happen to have a PlayStation Credit Card. All that and more in the PSP Weekend Warrior.

Interested in getting a PSP Go but is waiting for its price to drop to something more reasonable and affordable? This might be your chance. Sony has come up with a method for you to get US$ 50 off their new handheld, along with a PlayStation Card. Okay, it sounds pretty and all, but just in case you stopped reading at "get US$ 50 off", I suggest you read on.

Great news to all US-based Xbox gamers, you can now use PayPal as a method of payment on Xbox Live Marketplace. PayPal on Xbox LIVE allows users to buy Microsoft Points without having to associate your credit card information to your Xbox LIVE account.

PSP homebrew game Kitten Cannon got a huge update over the weekend. Homebrew coder SG57 has added lots of features in the latest  release including a  cash tournament system where users can win real money by scoring high in the game.


Download: Kitten Cannon v1.0
Visit: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

If you're looking for Microsoft's Xbox Originals service but can't find it, don't worry. It's just been renamed to Games on Demand. It's not just a simple act of renaming the service too, as Microsoft will soon be adding Xbox 360 games for download.

If you didn't apply for a PlayStation Credit Card or if Chase rejected your application, then maybe you can get your PS3-purchasing deal from a GameStop Gift Card. It's not as grand as the PlayStation Card, but it still gives you US$ 50 to spend after your purchase of a new PS3 . There's more info inside.

Sony is giving you more reasons to get your very own PlayStation credit card. For those who already have theirs, well, the card gets a bit better. Apart from the US$ 100 that you get upon purchasing a PS3, Sony now has a bonus offer that'll get you US$ 200 more. Find out how you can get it in the full article.

Well, theoretically, the PS3 is getting a "price cut" in the sense that you can purchase a unit for cheaper. Waaay, cheaper. Sony's offering a deal: a brand new PS3 for as low as US$ 250*! Whew - that's like... Nintendo Wii cheap! Definitely a steal, yes? But you'd have to read the fine print. It is banal to dismiss asterisk signs in deals... This deal is actually more of a promotional campaign for the PlayStation Credit Card, rather than a permanent price cut. Fine print in the full article!

With all the stuff coming to the PSN lately, Sony makes things easier once again - easier for us to spend, and easier for them to make some dough. We've just had the PlayStation Credit Card out recently, and now we have the PSN Card on GameStop.

More from Media Create's latest report. Last time, we saw new releases dominate the software charts. Now we see the hardware sales pick up during the week ending on the 24th of November. The PSP and Xbox 360 scored big, almost doubling their sales from last week. Figures in the full article.