Wondering what Activision's got in store for Guitar Hero 5 to make it a cut above the rest of their games in the series (and Rock Band)? Well, I've been wondering too. What else can they add to spice up the gameplay anyway? Here's hoping we get to settle some band disputes, care of a recent press release. New game modes, partial set-list (praise the gods, "Sympathy for the Devil" confirmed!), and a ton of new info - it's actually more promising than some of you would expect!

From the other side of the world comes some more update goodies for the PlayStation Network. Check out what's in store for you boys and girls on the PS Store Update for the week of March 19th after the jump.

The sixth week of PSN Spring Fever features the usual truckload of add-ons, trailers, and the ever-present Rock Band and Guitar Hero tracks. Spearheading today's batch is Wheel of Fortune and the LBP Killzone Mini-pack. Karaoke Revolution also features songs that certainly put the movie mood on, but they're the American Idol versions though. Check the list inside for a some of the content.

Ready for the weekend? Whether you're staying in with your significant other (chick flick alert: Cinderella Story) or just hanging out with your geeky friends (cartoon pwnage alert: The Clone Wars), you got something waiting for you on the PlayStation Network. Speaking of short green aliens with lightsabers, there's also a smattering of Tom Cruise movies available: Top Gun, The Last Samurai, and Risky Business.

Just like Europe, North America isn't getting any new PS3 demos with this week's PlayStation Store update (there is one for PSP). There's still a lot of new stuff, though: the full Age of Booty game, PAIN's The Hoff character and Movie Studio lot, the usual weekly track packs, and a huge helping of FIFA 09 and Need For Speed: Undercover DLC. The full list is after the jump.

Jimi Hendrix and The Raconteurs will be appearing in Guitar Hero: World Tour (Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, Wii). They will be bringing three songs each and Jimi's gonna be a playable character. All I can say is: it's about time.

Did Slash just let slip another Guitar Hero title in the works? It appears that he did in an interview with Rolling Stone. Who are they doing this time? It's certified rock n' roll guitar guru Jimi Hendrix.

You're probably already sick of hearing all those rumored set lists for Guitar Hero: World Tour. Inch by inch (song by song, rather), Activision revealed some artists contributing their own remastered tracks for the game, but now, the full blown 86-track list has finally been announced! In the process, World Tour has even set a new video game record of having the most songs on-disc. Read more to check out the full list of songs included in the game.

Making its way around the Internet is an intriguing new rumor related to Guitar Hero World Tour (Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii). This rumor is made interesting by virtue of it being a potential set list for the game. Find the rumor list after the jump!

Guitar Hero World Tour from Activision and Red Octane has someone that will draw in rock fans from all generations. Jimi Hendrix has been confirmed for the game and three of his greatest songs have been cleared for use. Details follow in the full article up next.