The PlayStation Network's video store has been in service since its surprise debut in E3 2008 and some of you may already have started using it. Sony wants to keep the ball rolling by adding new content every single week, and that's what we're relaying to you here. Keep tabs on these releases so you'll be on top of things once stuff you want come in. Check out the full article up ahead.

NPD Group has released the market performance results for May 2008, and already the PR armies at Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony have began to churn out their reformatted versions of the results. Of course, each one talks only about what they've achieved so far in the fifth month of the Year of the Rat, but what happens when we put them all together? Yes, we get the full NPD May story.

The PC version of Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures (the Xbox 360 version hasn't been released yet) was just patched a few days ago and yet we see another update from the developers at Funcom. Want to find out what this update contains? Head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

In a few days, Nintendo will be launching WiiWare games in the US and in Europe. Does the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3 have anything to worry about now that there's one more player that delivers downloadable casual games? Read the full article to find out more about WiiWare and some of the games you can look forward to downloading from the service.

PlayStation Network's director of operations, Eric Lempel was able to give time to Next Generation for an interview regarding the status and developments of PSN.

He was able to share some of his thoughts regarding their unique service compared to the Xbox Live, PSN's firmware updates, and a new achievement system for their users. Details on the interview after the jump!

It's never too early to speculate about what games we'll be having this year, and if you're among those who want to play Nostradamus, the latest trademarks gaming giants like Square Enix and Namco Bandai secured may catch your interest. Find out what titles have been stamped at the full article.

Asian consumer electronics giants Samsung and Toshiba are teaming up to give the NAND flash memory market more options. The two have agreed to license their proprietary NAND wares to each other so that the industry can rely on more than just a single producer.

It's an endless debate when talking about girls playing the same video games guys play. They say girls only like MMORPGs, then follow up with "there are no girls on internet." Others believe female gamers stick to casual games, but Mario and Pokemon titles have more fanboys than fangirls.

No matter what your stand is, here's a list of non-girly games that aren't Barbie, Bratz, or any of those glamorous stuff.

For those of us who unfortunately could not get into the Crysis elusive beta registration, here's a little something to remind ourselves just what we're going to miss: three gameplay videos of Crytek's glorious-looking FPS in multiplayer action. That's right - it's the part of the game where we'll be able to face off against people from all over the world, in an epic gun battle that not only looks ridiculously awesome, but silky-smooth as well.

We won't spoil you as to what you'll be able to see in these videos - they really need to be seen to be believed - but suffice to say, if there ever was a game to match up against the current FPS giants in this generation, Crysis is it. And a little hint for the more eagle-eyed of us - look for water effects, as well as a brief moment that would certainly make even John Woo go 'wow'.

Enough talk from us! Enjoy the videos!

The other videos after the jump!

If rumors and speculations hold true, Sony's monster PlayStation 3 is getting a good chunk of exclusive titles. In fact, Stunt from PS3Forums went through all the trouble of compiling what games are expected to hit the PS3 along with some unconfirmed yet highly feasible entries. All 87 of them.

Plenty on the list are supposed to be in development, but info is either scarce or non-existent. Worth noting are David Jaffe's three exclusives in the works after branching out from Sony to make his own game company. He defined one of the mystery games as "medium to hardcore in terms of gameplay and will focus heavily on multiplayer."

Three unnamed games are also posted under Namco Bandai's banner, spanning over different genres. Quantic Dream appears on the list with two upcoming video games, namely Heavy Rain and an unknown project that could very well be Omikron 2. Developer Reflections is also expected to deliver another installment in their driving game series in form of Driver 5.

Timed exclusives were included, like MMORPG The Agency, Free Radical's nectar-inducing Haze, and Epic Games' much anticipated Unreal Tournament 3. Pretty much every confirmed or even dated games are present, not missing giants such as Final Fantasy XIII, FF Versus XIII, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, Metal Gear Solid Online, among many others.

Find the list after the jump!