Time for another update on what's new on the U.S. PlayStation Store. The good news? The July 2008 episode of Qore is now available along with more downloadable tracks for Rock Band and Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock. The bad news? No demos. At all. The complete list of new content is available in the full article.

Master Chief isn't the only Spartan who's got a gig in Guitar Hero 3. Activision's Chuck Park has unveiled some new details regarding the upcoming God of War track being readied for GH3 on the PlayStation 3. There's an accompanying trailer too, available for viewing over in the full article.

Guitar Hero World Tour finally gets tagged with a price, as listed on GameStop, with various bundles across the platform versions. The complete band kit includes the game, the guitar peripheral, drums, and microphone.

And since it's a weekend, we've included something special for the American Idol fans: as seen in the finale, David Cook and David Archuleta are advertising for Guitar Hero... in their undies. Wait. What?!

Clamoring for more guitar legends in Guitar Hero? Well, Ted "Motor City Madman" Nugent has just confirmed during a podcast interview that he will be involved in a future installment of the Guitar Hero franchise.

We just learned that aside from the replacement disc being sent out by Activision and RedOctane for the defective Wii copies of Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, the two are also giving away boxes containing free faceplates for the guitar peripheral. Know more about this after the jump!

When bands leave their managers, there's usually a bitter aftertaste involved. In the case of old partners Harmonix and Activision, a similar predicament has risen. A royalty dispute concerning Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (Xbox 360, Wii, PS3, PC) was taken to court but was quickly withdrawn. Details follow right after the jump.

So you just can't stand it playing RedOctane's Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock with only one wireless guitar? Well, news has it the the publishing company is currently taking orders for the the GH III Les Paul guitars for the Wii console. Find out more after the jump!

Ever wanted to know what a gym full of Wiis would be like? Well, you're in luck, because we went ahead and found out for ourselves (so you could, too).

Check out just where QJ.NET went in the full article, and how it could take the videogaming world by storm.

Though Activision thinks that Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii) may not be able to meet demand come holiday season, they're not shying away from improving the gameplay experience even more. Increasing the game's fan appeal, the publisher has just announced that two new downloadable packs will hit the PS3 and Xbox 360 soon.

Check out the Velvet Revolver Track Pack and the Foo Fighters Track Pack in the full article.

Here's a bit of bad news for those of us who want to get our groove on at home with Konami Digital's upcoming dance-a-thon title for the Microsoft Xbox 360, Dance Dance Revolution Universe 2: RedOctane has no plans of making new dance pads for the game. Note that we said pads, not mats, as dance pads are usually made of stronger stuff and won't have you kissing the floor while you're in the middle of a smokin' 1000-hit combo.

This bit of bad news comes directly from Red Octane itself, the company a former supporter of Dance Dance Revolution peripherals. Here's the complete statement, verbatim: "There are no immediate plans to create new dance pads outside of the current products available."

Direct to the point, but when we look closer, it's not an outright denial. After all, while they may have no plans to make new dance pads now, what are the possibilities of them having plans tomorrow? Or the next day? Next week, month? Until then, though, we'll have to just wait. Here's hoping a dance-able dance pad struts its way into store shelves, and soon.