Activision has released the entire track list for DJ Hero 2. Believe me when I say this list is absolutely gigantic. DJ Hero 2 contains music from such popular artists of the past and present such as 2Pac, Lady Gaga, Metallica and Daft Punk. DJ Hero 2 will be released on October 19, 2010 for PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii.

This week we have digital comics for your PSP, Matt Hazard: Blood, Bath and Beyond for PS3 and Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of the Ancient Arts for PSP.

Get your PSN warmed up by checking out the big ol’ list of buyable goodness Sony has to offer…

This week’s PlayStation Store update features a kung-fu fighting game Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao for the PlayStation 3 for $14.99. In this game you play as Han Tao battling against an overlord either alone, cooperatively with a friend or online to conquer the overlord and protect the Star of Destiny.

This week’s PlayStation One classic is Tomb Raider 2 for $5.99 on the PlayStation 3. In this sequel to Lara must search for the Dagger of Xian which will take her to China and then venture through Europe and the rest of the world fighting power craving fanatics to find a powerful dagger that had been sealed away for centuries.

I wouldn’t have thought it possible, but Game People‘s Rebecca Mayes proves it is not only possible to review a game in a song, but also to have that song be incredibly awesome. She plays a game, and instead of the typical review highlight the good and bad points, writes up a song about the game. She then posts the song to Game People, along with the lyrics. You can even download the track for free, if you enjoyed it.

Mayes’ most recent song review is “Hello Kitty,” a review of Hello Kitty: Big City Dreams for the DS. It’s the first review to actually have a few paragraphs discussing the mini-games before getting straight to the lyrics. And I can’t stop listening to it. Moving on, Mayes previously reviewed Hotel Dusk (“The Infuriating and Alluring Case of Mr. Kyle Hyde”), Okami (“I’m a Wolf”) and Wii Sports (“Press A”). The next review hasn’t been announced yet, but her index page reveals…

While I am fully aware that Rock Band and Guitar Hero are each separate games, the music selections that each title offers make me wonder whether or not they should just cease the competition and join forces to release a singular musical instrument-based game.

Yesterday, Activision announced that The Killers would be releasing their musical wares onto Guitar Hero World Tour’s musical store as downloadable content on Tuesday, November 25, 2008. Not content to be left out of this party, MTV made it known that Rock Band would be receiving music from this group as well, on the very same day.

The songs that will be

Ok, so there are games for cooking, having babies and losing weight – so its only natural that a cheer leading game should make its way to the Wii. Actually, I’m surprised it hasn’t happened sooner – at least cheer leading does have a real rhythm/competition aspect that lends itself to more traditional gameplay than say, teaching children. But I digress – Namco-Bandai has just released the full track list for its upcoming cheer leading game We Cheer, set to drop on the Wii on September 30, 2008.

The set list is none too shabby, featuring bouncy tracks from famous artists like KC & The Sunshine Band, Moby and C+C Music Factory. Good stuff, really, even if you’d never want your friends to see you hopping and bopping to it. The gameplay sounds like a mix of traditional rhythm/action style hijinks and choreography, with multiplayer modes and fully customizable cheerleaders for maximum perky fun.

The full track list, via press release:

Activision has just announced the on-disc track listing for Guitar Hero World Tour for the PS2, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360. 86 songs will initially be available, and each song will be a master recording. No need to worry about bad covers, come October 26, 2008. So rockers should be sure to save up $189.99 so you can purchase the game with the full band kit when it comes out.

The official Guitar Hero World Tour songs listed in the press release are as follows…

Where TV killed the radio star, video games are helping to revive them. With the success of Rock Band and Guitar Hero, it is fairly interesting to look at the effect these games are having on the credibility of the gaming industry as an intrinsic part of the entertainment industry. An example of this the planned September 2008 re-emergence of the band Guns N’ Roses through releasing a new song in Rock Band 2, one prospectively from fabled and constantly delayed album Chinese Democracy that fans have been anticipating for more than a decade.

It has taken a while for the game industry to be…

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…

Harmonix and MTV Games have announced the first batch of downloadable content for their highly anticipated upcoming game Rock Band. Beginning on November 20, 2007 fans will be able to download song packs by Metallica, The Police and Queens of the Stone Age, each pack containing three songs. Each pack has a suggested retail value more »