Here's something that may interest PSP owners immensely: the possibility of getting trophies for the PSP. Proof? There's none yet, but there's a big hint that was dropped during the Buzz! Master Quiz presentation at E3.. Hit the full article for details.

JoySens is back! After about a year now, this CFW plugin is still alive and kicking, thanks to homebrew developer Raphael. If you haven't been around since last year here's a bit of a recap: JoySens allows you to fix the sensitivity of your PSP's analog stick - whether because it's "faulty" or maybe you just want to have a smoother time while playing a game - and map other D-pad buttons to the nub.

Download: JoySens v1.4
Download: JoySens v1.41 *new*
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Quite sudden, if not rather secretive, isn't it? Though the recruitment form states nothing about the projects that will be involved, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) is quite serious about taking in beta testers from around the region to provide useful feedback for games in the testing phase. Always wanted to be part of the game development process? Playtesting is one way to go about it. More details to be had at the full story.

If you were disappointed about some of the biggest PS3 games not getting Trophies as part of the decision of their developers, wait 'til you hear this one: Capcom has announced that its action game Devil May Cry 4 will not get the feature like some of the company's recent releases. Capcom, however, promised that it would apply the feature in all of its future titles on the platform. More after the jump.

Last week was a perfectly eventful one for the PlayStation 3 community as we all celebrated the international success of Konami's Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. This week, believe it or not, is even bigger for "the happening console" as it launched its firmware 2.40 update with mixed results. Big announcements for the PSN and major game titles were also thrown to make life that much better as a PS3 owner. Dig in!

Got any problems trying to run RuneScape HD? Maybe you've been getting that black screen telling you your graphics card isn't cool enough to take on HD, or maybe that "Error_loader_savefile - Unable to save to cache" warning, then maybe we can provide a solution. Instead of just bashing your forehead on the keyboard in frustration, just click into the full article for a quick FAQ on some compatibility issues.

So the Wrath of the Lich King beta signups are up. If you haven't signed up yet, or even if you have, you may want to know more about what you're getting into. To that end, Blizzard has put up a handy beta opt-in FAQ on their forums to help people out. Find the full FAQ after the jump!

Do you have any questions about upgrading to the latest PlayStation 3 firmware 2.40? Or are you curious as to how the implementation of trophies will affect your current games? Do you want to know whether or not you can access the XMB while playing PS2 games? Well, you better read the full article to have those queries answered.

Here's something special for our World of Warcraft readers out in Europe. Blizzard is introducing what you could call an optional layer of security for your World of Warcraft account through a new product they've come out with, called the Blizzard Authenticator. Learn more after the jump!

UPDATE: It looks as if the Blizzard Authenticator will be available in America too.

Numerical scores are like so last decade ago. So, breaking free from the supposed "one-size-fits-all" checklists of items to add up to a game's "score", we're going to be implementing a new five-star review system. See, we're trying to avoid having to quantify video games into arbitrary numbers. After all, many of us feel that a game isn't just the sum of all its parts (as in a checklist), but rather, the totality of the gaming experience itself! In the full article, we've come up with a handy FAQ to introduce this brand spanking new system to all of you QJ.NET readers. And yes, there're no half-stars about it! Rawr!