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This week's update is unusually full of PSP content. Not only is there PSone Classic, Mobile Light Force, available for both PS3 and PSP owners, there are also four titles just for PSP: Brothers in Arms D-Day ($15), Chessmaster: The Art of Learning ($20), Driver 76 ($20), and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ($20). That's easily the biggest update the PSP has seen in weeks, if not months, but that's not all -- Rock Band Unplugged gets two downloadable songs ($2 each) and Dynasty Warriors Strikeforce gets a free DLC pack.

On the PlayStation 3 side of the equation, one day following its release on the Xbox Live Arcade, Droplitz has made its way onto the PlayStation Store for $10. Also just days (a week, to be exact) after its release on Xbox Live, the demo of The Bigs 2 is now available on PSN. Other than those highlights and the usual slate of Guitar Hero World Tour and Rock Band tracks, there are just a few tasty nuggets in the form of downloadable content, including a Little Big Planet sticker pack ($2) and a free costume; two ball packs for High Velocity Bowling ($1 each); some free packs for Cross Edge; and a Cuboid level editor ($4) and booster pack ($3).