Every Tuesday, Sony brings its PlayStation faithful new content, add-ons for your favorite games, Themes and avatars for your PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable. Not the best week for new content for new content on the PSN. If you missed Duke Nukem Forever then here is your chance to get the king as he finally makes his debut on current gen consoles. Not the best game on the market, but worth a pick up if your Duke Nukem Fan.

Know what we don't see too much of anymore?  2-D platformers.  Granted, we did just get Rayman Origins last year, which is absolutely fantastic (and $20 at Toys R' Us if you somehow missed out), but we mean like the classic platformer, the kind where you could go about your journey, collecting stuff and beating enemies with combos.  Well, Square Enix and TikGames have brought that feeling back with ScaryGirl, and while it's got its problems, it's still a haunting good time.

It's great to see that a lot of our classic favorites from yesteryear are finding a new life on the digital front, through App Store downloads for the iPad and iPhone.  We've already experienced such games as the Dragon's Lair series, Atari's Greatest Hits, and others, and Taito has been contributing with its own fair share of classics.  Their latest brings back the old Sega Saturn shooter Galactic Attack, also known overseas and in the App Store as Rayforce.  It brings back a much-needed dose of old school to the market...though it does so at a tremendous price.

Japanese game giant Square Enix is making its way to Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2012) this year. The game maker is setting up shop at the Palms Resort and Casino in one of the exclusive Fantasy Suites. Square Enix will showcase its biggest titles of 2012, including IO Interactive’s Hitman: Absolution, the PlayStation Vita launch title Army Corps of Hell, the puzzle game Quantum Conundrum and Final Fantasy XIII-2. Kim Swift, who helped design Valve’s Portal, talks about her new puzzle game Quantum Conundrum in the exclusive video interview below.

When Dead Island came out a couple of months ago, it introduced gamers to an entertaining new splatterfest from a first-person perspective, and proved that all the hype the awesome trailer provided had a solid game behind it.  But it doesn't look like the development team at Techland is done yet.  Reports have indicated that a new trademark has been filed for an upcoming project called Dead World.  Sequel?

One can safely argue that NieR has one of the best soundtracks of the current console generation. Beautiful, imaginative vocals in non-existent languages accompany a dramatic musical score that can carry a heavy sadness or a sense of danger. The soundtrack was so loved, it's seen a remix album and, more recently, a tribute album. Fans of the music of NieR now have something else on the way in the form of an upcoming concert near the end of October.

So you think zombie games have run their course, eh?  Between all the Dead Rising and Left 4 Dead games, it would be easy for someone to think that the undead have run their course in video games.  But Deep Silver and Square Enix's surprise hit Dead Island has proved otherwise, as the companies have reported big sales numbers for the trouble-in-paradise action game.