Over the weekend the big news for most gamers was the PR fiasco of Adam Orth, a creative director at Microsoft, and his defense of the “Always/Only Online” concept that Microsoft is heavily rumored to be forcing into the next Xbox.

Say goodbye to backwards compatibility.

The ever popular Bayonetta from Platinum Games, will be walking on to PSN on Jan. 29 following an announcement on Sega's blog.

 UPDATE: Sony has released via their support page that they be will performing maintenance until 12:00 a.m. tonight. During this period players may get messages stating ““Sony Entertainment Network is undergoing maintenance” while trying to get access to the PSM, store, or home.

Customers may be wary, but they'll nonetheless be able to make purchases through Sony's digital retail client.

The company has responded to the critics of its PSN user retention plan.

The latest PSN update forces you to change your password, but if you're not careful, someone else might do it for you.

The Sony CEO insists that the company has been sharing information in a timely fashion.

Sony will allow PS3 owners to download two full games from a selection of five first-party titles.

Unfortunately, we still don't know when it will return.