For all of those out there who enjoyed their time with Heavy Rain, you now have a chance to get back into its world by the way of downloadable content. Going by the name of “Heavy Rain Chronicles: Episode One-The Taxidermist” (available now by promotional code to those who reserved the game, available for everyone else by download on the PSN Store for $4.99 on April 1), this piece of downloadable content brings you Madison Paige during her investigation of the Origami Killer, although this is set during 2009, two years before the storyline in the full game. You play Madison , who believes she may have tracked the killer to a Taxidermist’s house. Read more for the full review.

God of War is one of the most heroic franchises to ever grace a videogame console. Known for its gore-splashing action and outstanding visuals, Sony Computer Entertainment Santa Monica had a ton of work cut out for them. The releases of God of War I and II set a benchmark for the action-adventure genre and since then, countless games have tried to take Kratos’ throne, but have fallen short. God of War III, the latest and final game of the trilogy, was first revealed at E3 2008 and had gamers across the world craving for raw gameplay. Their cravings were healed when Sony closed out E3 2009 with actual gameplay of God of War III and stole the show with eye-popping graphics and monumental boss encounters. Now here we are in March 2010 and the release of God of War III is here. Read more for the full spoiler-free review.

I've played the game, interviewed the game director and managed to beat a few of the unlocked challenges. So the time has come to sit my happy ass in front of a camera and tell you people about God of War III.

I decided against including game footage. But I do have some cool images that Sony provided. So read more if you must.

Baseball has become a game of questionable records and stats due to the use of performance enhancing drugs, such as steroids. It is a game known for being awfully simple and almost impossible to watch on television. Yet, as any true fan of baseball knows, in actuality, baseball is filled with an accumulation of hidden depth. Baseball legend, Yogi Berra, once stated that baseball is “ninety percent mental” and one has to wonder if the experts over at SCEA’s San Diego Studios have managed to capture the full harmonious tradition of America’s National pastime with their latest entry in the MLB: The Show franchise, MLB 10: The Show. Read more for the full review as well as watch Louie's impressions on the game.