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The seventh of July marks ‘Bungie Day’ and with it comes some Halo related treats. A fourth of July theme playlist can be found online until the seventh July. Playing the playlist will earn you double XP for the duration. You’ll be able to play against the Bungie team between the seventh and ninth of July

Content wise is a collection of 7 gamerpics, a new theme and the Cold Storage map (originally seen in Halo [1]) all available for download free. Finally, the Legendary map pack sees a points reduction to 600. This all comes to an end with a “Fiesta-double XP” weekend between the tenth and fourteenth of July. It’ll be an explosive start to July for Halo players across the world.

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KDV Games have just announced that they’re developing a sequel to the critically adorned RTS, Perimeter. It’s inventively named Perimeter 2: New Earth and the fate of humanity lies in a search for a New Earth. It’s bringing territorial warfare, transformable units, new RPG elements and a rich story. Check out the screens below for a sneak peak. No release date has been announced.

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Sony have shown that their 2.40 bother hasn’t affected their weekly Playstation Network update. Highlights include the second issue of Qore, their ($2.99 per issue) look inside the PS3’s games (which we have the trailer for below), some new Rock Band songs and a Guitar Hero III free ‘Fourth of July’ song. There’s a load of free trailers to watch (but we had them first), and a Top Spin 3 Wallpaper. A fair amount of swag, but nothing compared to what 2.40 should have brought.

Europeans can grab a demo of Space Invaders Extreme on the PSP or get Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3 for £6.99. For a full list head on over to the PSBlog and check this week’s Qore content below.

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