Portal 2 available right now (happy Potato Fool's Day!)
Scribblenauts Remix DLC adds 20 more levels to the mix
Rising Star Games to bring JP titles to US, starting with Akai Katana
VitalPlayer Pro v1.3.0
Star Battalion v3.1.6
Smarter Alarm v3.17
LA Noire becomes UK's fastest-selling new IP
March NPD: Let Pokemon show you its sales
Namco Bandai climbs out of the red with pair of million-sellers
Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath HD reaches PSN by year's end
ROM Manager Premium v4.0.0.5
The First Templar - Xbox 360
Red Bull BC One v1.0.1
ZENONIA 2 v1.0.5
PlayStation Rewards program delayed
Reminder: Lara Croft, Prince of Persia 50% off this week on Xbox Live
Joe Danger won't survive The Movie
Soldner-X 2: Final Prototype Complete Bundle - Playstation 3
SOL: Exodus attempts space combat genre reignition Jan. 25
Quick Translate Pro v2.3.5
Kinect Hacks: Trippy techno-massage
IM+ Pro v4.0.3
Final Mass Effect 2 DLC sees 'Arrival' on March 29
MyBackup Pro v3.0.5
PSA: Oddboxx gets an even 50% discount for a week, available on more services
Jelly Defence v1.11
Ubisoft Motion Pictures making Assassin's Creed, Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell flicks
Power Launcher Pro v1.0.1
Advanced GPS Map v3.5.22
Extreme Call Blocker Droid v24.2
Sega does its part to help Japan with gear auction
PlayStation Move Motion Controller - PlayStation 3
DroidLaw v2.1.0 + 4 Addons v1.0
PowerMax License Key v1.1.2
180 Ultra v3.2
EA's Origin has signed up 9.3 million players since launch
Wizardry: Labyrinth of Lost Souls finds a home on PSN
MyProfiles v1.9.3
Hidden Objects: Mystery Stories - Nintendo DS
If certain retailer listings are to be believed, it appears that Rayman Origins won't be confined to the Xbox 360 and PS3 when it's released this holiday. Amazon has posted a listing for a Wii version of title, including the convincing box art seen here. Furthermore, a purported GameStop new release list mentions both a Wii and DS version of Rayman Origins. For what it's worth, both GameStop and Amazon specify a November release date.
Sony has corrected its previous statements about the Vita's ability to support multiple PSN accounts, again. Contradicting what we'd been told before, a PSN account is not merely tied to a memory card, Sony told Wired. It's tied to both the card and the system.