"Everyday Shooter has just been announced for the PSP. The original game debuted on PC and PS3, and was praised by critics for its innovative combination of music and shooting. No separate release date is available at this time, but it will be included in the PSP 4GB Memory Entertainment Pack, which will launch in November. The bundle will include a voucher which allows you to download the game from the PS Store.

To find out more about this innovative shooter, check out PS3 Fanboy's coverage."

"The updated PSP with its new LCD Screen and Built-In Microphone will be included in the Ratchet and Clank PSP Entertainment Pack.

The Ratchet and Clank PSP Entertainment Pack which was originally announced at E3, will be available for $199.99 on October 14. The Pack includes:"

"The strong lineup of games doesn’t stop there. Many of you have been hearing rumblings about a video service that will allow you to download full-length TV shows and movies via PLAYSTATION Network for North America. While I don’t have any new announcements here for the PlayStation Nation, it’s already been confirmed that we’ll be offering a video service for PS3 in a way that separates the service from others you’ve seen or used. Ultimately the goal of the PLAYSTATION Network service will be ..."

"Hit the jump to see the winners and then make up your own list of winners in the comments. I'm interested to see how different the list would have been had it been entirely in your hands.

GOTY DS:
The Legend of Zelda Phantom Hourglass

GOTY PC:
Portal

GOTY PS2:
God of War II

GOTY PS3:
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

GOTY PSP:
Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters

GOTY Wii:
Super Mario Galaxy

GOTY Xbox 360:
Bioshock

GOTY XBLA:
Alien Hominid HD

GOTY PSN:
Everyday Shooter..."

"Everyday Shooter, an independent game originally created by Jonathan Mak, will be coming to the PlayStation Store in the near future. This game plays a lot like Geometry Wars, but offers a lot more creativity than you might initially think.

The game's mellow tone is influenced largely by the "musical score," but it would be more accurate to call it "the guitar." As you play, catchy guitar riffs dominate the game's aural plane. Most of the game's sound effects, explosions and bullet impacts..."