Sega of America's Aaron Webber comments about what it might take to bring Yakuza 4 to the west.

IncGamers reports that Untold Stories, a cheaper compilation of the recent Resident Evil 5 DLC, has hit Xbox LIVE with a PlayStation Network release to follow tomorrow.

The latest software top ten sales estimates in Japan from Famitsu have been released.

There is definitely no God of War 4 planned, Adam Puhl (Lead Combat Designer of God of War 3) told Videogameszone. However, there is a big "but". More info after the link.

Senior Producer Steve Caterson explains when the story for the trilogy was complete and how Jaffe and Barlog's input still affects the series.

Gameguru "The controls are so tight and have been beautifully meshed with the overall mechanics of the game that one feels deprived of the chaos when not interacting with the game. God of War 3 might have an epic scale to it with jaw dropping graphics. But one cannot help imagine that this chaos actually feels subverted to the stylized experiences that one comes across in Bayonetta."

Worthplaying writes: "We've been taught that vengeance is bad. The lesson of every tale of revenge, be it written or shown, is that it comes at too high a price. We keep seeing that if you're not careful, vengeance could destroy you, the world around you or the people you care about. Many times, it's all of those things. Everyone from Edmond Dantès to Hamlet to Maximus has had to figure this out.

God of War III eventually makes this point, but not before squeezing out every possible drop of rage-filled joy with its bare hands. It's about utopian payback, where all rights are wronged, and where anyone who stands - or perhaps ever stood - in your way is met with feral contempt and force. Vengeance indeed might be bad, but that doesn't mean it can't be fun, and God of War III is some of most ridiculous fun one can have en route to the end, consequences be damned."

The full list of Famitsu review scores are now available. Scores include Yakuza 4, God of War Collection, Darksiders, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, and more.

Posted by Jack Buser // Director, PlayStation Home

Hello again Home Community,

I am thrilled to be back on the PlayStation.Blog to share some exciting news. Tomorrow we will be launching PlayStation Home 1.35, a new client update that will include some very significant enhancements that will make your PlayStation Home experience even better.

This update will bring several of the changes that you, the PlayStation Home community, have said are most important to you. Most notably, this update features faster load times, giving you quicker access to PlayStation Home and all the great content within. The new 1.35 update also enhances the login process. Now, once you have launched into PlayStation Home from the XMB, you will be transported directly to a new intuitive navigator, without the need to click through message screens.

A rock solid CVG source at GDC in San Francisco has told us that not only does PS3's motion controller have a nunchuck add-on - but that it connects wirelessly to the main device.