We hope you’ve enjoyed reading comics on your PSP through the handheld’s digital comics store because the service has come to an end. Following yesterday’s update, Sony announced it will no longer support digital comics on the PSP. At least the final update gives us all a pretty decent number of comics to choose from.

This week’s featured free comic is Starcraft #1. The comic series follows a group of outlaws called “The War Pigs,” group of convicted criminals each serving a life or death sentence. Because each possessed unique talents and expertise the Terran Confederacy military program created the “War Pigs” to take on dangerous missions. But the missions are far from over. Former captain Cole Hickson reunites the group for a new mission, the assassination of Jim Raynor. Follow the group on their next mission this week in the PlayStation Comic Store.

Also check out the massive list of new comics…

This week’s featured free comic is Dean Haspiel’s Street Code a story about a New York bruiser named Jack who moves to Brooklyn to start a new life away from a drug-filled community only to find a different world in which he must learn a whole new Street Code to survive. Also check out the giant list of new digital comics avaialble through the PlayStation Network (PSN)…

This week’s featured comic is a free issue of Superman: War of the Supermen. Following the events of New Krypton a conflict between Superman and General Zod erupts when General Zod decides to initiate another attack on earth sending 100,000 vengeful supermen on their way to Earth to wage war. Now its up to Superman to stop all of them and save the planets he love – both of them.

This week’s downloadable PlayStation 3 game is Sam & Max Episode 3: They Stole Max’s Brain which is only available free with the purchase of Sam & Max Episode 1: The Penal Zone or to those who prepaid for the entire game when it was introduced. This week’s PlayStation Portable Download is TNA iMPACT: Cross The Line.

There’s also a giant list of price updates, avatar newness, music game tracks and more digital comics than you can read in a week…

You might think there were only console and PC games at E3 2010. Oh, how wrong you are.

There were plenty of iPod Touches and iPads (secured to displays, of course) showing games and even a few apps on the exhibition floor.

In the same booth as the Disney’s Epic Mickey was a small area with a half dozen iPads running a Disney DigiComics app.

This week’s featured downloadable PS3 game is the long awaited missing memory sequences for Assassin’s Creed II: The Bonfire of the Vanities at $4.99 for just the memory sequence or $9.99 for memory sequence and to unlock the secret Templar locations in Froli. Another intense battle awaits for Ezio in the final missing memory sequence of the story. After acquiring the coveted Apple of Eden in sequence 10, Ezio returns to Froli to seek help from the Countess Caterina Sforza, a strong woman with a foul mouth who is not afraid to speak her mind on any topic, in sequence 11 made available in January for $3.99. But when Froli comes under attack by the Orsi Brothers leading an army of Templars, something goes wrong and the Apple of Eden is stolen sending Ezio on an important mission to get it back.

Check out Assassin’s Creed II: Bonfire of the Vanities…

This week’s PlayStation 3 downloadable game is Vandal Hearts: Flames of Judgment for $14.99. This week’s featured PSP downloadable game is actually several games available in the Metal Gear Solid PSP Bundle for $29.99.

There’s also a list of temporarily discounted digital download games as well as a list of the usual new downloadable content…

This week’s downloadable game is Magic Orbz available this week as a huge bundle pack for $13.99 for the PlayStation 3. This week’s featured PSP downloadable game is actually a free demo called Lunar: Silver Star Harmony, a must-have for fans of the original Lunar Silver Star series originally made for the Sega CD console in 1993 and later a Gameboy version in 2002.

And, of course, ye bigge list of downloadable goodness including lots of comics…

Korean company Gamepark Holdings Co., Ltd., has released the GP2X Wiz handheld game system and… what, you though Nintendo’s DSi was the only new handheld on the block?

The Wiz will be offered early May 2009 in the US through various web sites – although it is available now on the GP2X Store – for $179. Part of the excitement surrounding the system is that it runs on Linux and will have an open SDK, meaning just about anyone can make games for it.

I’ve been toying with the Korean game system for about a week and I’m pretty impressed. And by “toying” I do mean more than just playing games. Here’s a look at the hardware, the games mine shipped with and some initial impressions.