Have you experienced a Glee overload yet? Too late! It doesn’t matter. The show is a hit and that means companies will continue to milk it for all it’s worth. Which explains why Karaoke Revolution Glee: Volume 2 will be arriving on store shelves in Spring, 2011. That’s right, if you have a Wii and a fan of the show in your house, then your system will be forfeit in a few months.

Karaoke Revolution Glee: Volume 2 picks up right where Karaoke Revolution Glee left off in season one…

Konami’s got a new Karaoke Revolution: Glee announcement that helps clarify what’s going on with the Wii sing-along title. First, it’ll be out in Fall, 2010, just in time for the second season of Glee to start airing on Fox. Second, it’ll feature multiplayer duets and harmonies if you’ve got two mics you can plug in.

The Karaoke Revolution: Glee song list is a little small though. It will feature 35 songs from the series. That’s an admirable amount for a karaoke game, but only a small segment of songs from the first series of Glee. I’ve got iTunes open on my computer now and I’ve got over 50 tracks from season one on my computer. I’m guessing the songs from the Madonna and Lady Gaga episodes didn’t make it in. Probably no songs from the Sectionals episode either.

Gamertell got to test out Karaoke Revolution: Glee at E3 2010…

As a proclaimed “Gleek,” I was quite pleased to see the familiar yellow and red logo and cheerleader booth girls at Konami’s booth in the South Hall at E3 2010.

See, Konami has announced that it is creating Karaoke Revolution: Glee for the Wii, and preparing it for a Winter 2010 release. As you can probably guess, players will be able to grab some mics and sing along with their favorite songs from the TV series.

To promote the game, Konami had set up two semi-soundproof booths where attendees could…

Konami was among the many major game developers/publishers that decided Cologne, Germany was the place to be this week. The company showed up with multiple games in tow, in a display that quite possibly rivaled their presense at E3 2009. The bulk of the games were titles the public had already heard about at the prior convention, though now new information was available, as were playable demos.

The wide selection of games seems to know no genre or platform limitations. Konami is showing off console, handheld, cell phone, iPhone and PC games. There are games for families, casual players and hardcore gamers represented in the batch.

Let’s take a look at the new game information and appearances, in tidy bulleted list form…

Resistance 2 and LittleBigPlanet were the stars of the latest Playstation Store Update, though that did not prevent other games and systems from presenting viable options for your gaming dollar.

This latest update brought with it an additional map pack for the popular first-person shooter titled Powered up Forever! For the cost of $10, players will have the ability to prove that size does indeed matter by attacking, defeating and harvesting enemy Guardians’ energy cores in order to increase their size and weaponry. Of course, other players will attempt this too, making it a frantic fight for survival.

LittleBigPlanet’s appearance in the store saw the debut of additional costumes for Sackboy, including outfits in honor of Street Fighter IV for $2 apiece and a free Santa suit befitting the holiday season.

While these two titles proved to be the highest profile releases to see Playstation Store additions, other titles saw fit to have their proverbial rosters expanded in terms of content…

Fans of additional game content will undoubtedly find reason to be played with this week’s Playstation Store update, as games including Bioshock, Dead Space and LittleBigPlanet found their stocks on the rise as they were gifted with additional perks that will assuredly cause gamers to give them a second look.

Along with beefy content updates for these three games, this update includes the latest batch of Guitar Hero, Karaoke Revolution and Rock Band songs for players to practice on…

One thing that can be said about the latest Playstation Store update, it sure isn’t skinny. Of course, the bulk of it is Karaoke Revolution enough songs ‘to make you dizzy, but who’s keeping score?

For this meaty update we have the demo of R-Type Command along with more first-person shooter maps, and Boston-mania for the obligatory Rock Band update.

But here, check out the complete list for yourself…