The Gunstringer is getting its second batch of downloadable content on December 15 called Real Big Shootin’. For 240 Microsoft Points, Real Big Shootin’ is going to be a collection of shooting games that were created by “Mad Dog” McDog. McDog swears you aren’t as good a shooter as you think you are, and you have to prove him wrong.

Lovers of day one DLC should be pleased to know that NIS America has your back. Ar tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel just came out March 15, 2011 and, what a coincidence! NIS America made sure lots of DLC was ready and waiting for you. When the PlayStation Store updated last night, five Ar tonelico Qoga add-ons were included…

If you’re tired of just playing with Neptune, IF and Compa in Hyperdimension Neptunia, then head to the PlayStation Store. NIS America has just released the first batch of extra character battle ticket DLC. Originally, Nisa and Gust were non-playable, support party members, but for a $2 you can make them more useful.

Each character DLC download is $1.99 and around 70mb. Nisa is a 78mb download, while Gust is only 73mb…

Test Drive Unlimited 2 has a lot of issues. Gamebreaking problems, even. Save games would randomly corrupt themselves, people couldn’t log in, there were lots of issues with the casino and sometimes playing with friends wasn’t very easy. But Eden Games and Atari want to make things right. They’ve patched the PC version and are working on the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions as well. But, they feel that isn’t enough to make things right. So they’re preparing some free Exploration Pack DLC as well…

With Bulletstorm just making its debut today, I’m sure DLC is the last thing on your mind. But, this is an EA game so you know that add-on information was guaranteed to come up quickly. The company just wants you to be aware that a Gun Sonata map pack is going to be coming soon to a console or computer near you. How soon is a mystery, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s available before March ends…

There’s good news and bad news for Kinectimals owners today. The good news is, you can get some new pets to play with in your game! Won’t that be fun? New wild cats that you can romp and play with. It will be ever so delightful. Just imagine how adorable the African Lion, Asian Cheetah, Bornean Clouded Leopard, Iberian Lynx and White Tiger will be on your big screen. Why, it almost makes the bad news bearable. Which is really saying something, because the bad news is kind of terrifying…

Halo: Reach will be getting an update next month. The Defiant Map Pack will be released, helping to make the multiplayer mode more attractive. If you decide to pick up this pack, you’ll be getting three new areas where you can explore or simply attack anything that moves and isn’t on your side. I guess you could still attack the people if they are on your side too, but that’d be kind of mean…

PS3 owners once again miss out on preferential treatment with Call of Duty: Black Ops. Not only do they have to endure bugs and glitches, they have to wait longer for their DLC. Granted, the forthcoming First Strike DLC a rather minor add-on that just adds a handful of new maps to the game, but still. It’s the principle of the thing! It’d be nice if everyone could get the first DLC pack at the same time.

First Strike gives Call of Duty: Black Ops players access to five new areas on March 3, 2011…

Don’t you just love when companies announce DLC for a game that hasn’t even been released yet? That’s rhetorical, of course. It doesn’t really matter what we all think. Developers and publishers are still going to work on it and put add-ons out before we’ve even cracked the seal on the game. Capcom is no exception, as it’s already announced Shadow Mode DLC packs for Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds even though the game won’t be released until February 15, 2011…

Raskulls is now bigger and better, because now it’s been updated. It isn’t a free update from Halfbrick though. No, you’ll need to pay an extra 160 Microsoft Points ($2) to back up your current Raskulls with the Raskulls Reinforcements 1 DLC, but it’s a small price to pay for an add-on that’s so obviously worth it.

See, those 160 MSP will get you a lot of goodies that will enhance your main Raskulls game…