People Can Fly's first-person shooter Bulletstorm soared to retail on Tuesday behind a warm critical reception. Now, the studio has announced it will support the title with new multiplayer maps beginning this spring.

The forecast is for another Bulletstorm.

The Gun Sonata downloadable content for Bulletstorm will include three new maps for the game’s Anarchy multiplayer mode: the murky Sewers of Stygia, the ruins of Hotel Elysium, and the more expansive Villa. Additionally, the new DLC will add two new environments for the game's score-attack Echo mode: Crash Site and Guns of Stygia.

Further, gamers will earn additional ways to kill with skill with the Gun Sonata content. Two new Leash enhancements are bundled with the DLC: the Flamingo and the Pulp. Publisher Electronic Arts did not note what these new augments are capable of.

The Gun Sonata map pack will debut on Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network beginning this spring priced at 800 Microsoft points, or $10. No PC release of the content was mentioned.

For more on the just-released shooter, check out GameSpot's review of Bulletstorm.

Pokemon Black and White--the latest duo of Pokemon titles--arrived last year in Japan and became the fastest game ever to sell 5 million units in the territory. Now, Nintendo is offering stateside gamers two more reasons to catch-'em-all.

What color combo will be next?

Premiering on March 6 will be two new $180 Pokemon-themed limited edition Nintendo DSi bundles. Black system bundles (at right) will include a copy of the Pokemon Black iteration of the game, and white system bundles will bundle a copy of the White version of the title.

Both system bundles will include Legendary Pokemon Reshiram and Zekrom etched onto the face of the DSi. In addition, each pack will include a Pokemon-themed DSi carrying case.

As for the game, Pokemon Black and White introduce a handful of changes to the established gotta-catch-'em-all formula. Developer Game Freak has expanded the game's online functionality through features, such as Global Link, where players can access special content by uploading their save files to a website. Black and White also introduce more than 150 new Pokemon that players can add to their Pokedexes, as well as change seasons.

The stand-alone Pokemon Black/White games will debut on March 6. For more on Nintendo’s latest monster-catching title, check out GameSpot's first look preview at Pokemon Black/White.

Last week, Nintendo celebrated Valentine's Day with Pucca's Kisses Game, and this week, the House of Mario rings in another holiday: President's Day with a range of new titles available for its download spaces.

Leading the pack this week on the Virtual Console is Faxanadu (500 Wii points, or $5). The adventure platformer title from Hudson Entertainment premiered in the late 1980s on the NES. Gamers play an unnamed adventurer in Faxanadu and are tasked with climbing the World Tree to discover the secrets of the world's corruption.

Faxanadu travels to the Virtual Console this week.

Switching to WiiWare, Nintendo added two new titles and two demos to the download space today. Jewel Keepers: Easter Island (500 Wii points, or $5) casts players as Professor "H," who travels to the famed Easter Island with his assistant and granddaughter to solve puzzles and quests.

With spring and warmer weather quickly closing in, gamers looking to stoke a virtual fireplace can download Cozy Fire (500 Wii points, or $5) from WiiWare today. The title lets players light a match and start the fire with the Wii Remote. Further, players have six fire modes to choose from: Fire Alone, Campfire, Rustic, Classic, Elegant, and Zen. Players can choose to manually keep the fire going or even toggle on a "Butler" mode, which automatically keeps the flame alive.

Gamers looking to try before they buy can now download WiiWare samplers for the fantasy-based Rage of the Gladiator and the child-oriented brain trainer Learning With the PooYoos: Episode 1.

Touching the fire will only smudge the television screen.

Landing on the DSiWare download hub this week were three new titles, the first of which is G.G. Series Drift Circuit (200 DSi points, or $2). From Genterprise, the racing game has players zipping and drifting around the race track on three difficulty levels: easy, normal, and hard.

Also out now on DSiWare is Teyon's Arctic Escape (500 DSi points, or $5). The game has players controlling a band of kidnapped penguins to safety through 100 ice-cold levels. Players will need to avoid obstacles like broken ice, falling cages, and wolves to make it to safety.

The last game out on DSiWare this week is Remote Racers (500 DSi points, or $5). From QubicGames, the driving title has players sitting behind the wheel of one of eight vehicles and racing against AI opponents on 15 distinct courses. The title also boasts a range of power-ups, as well as 32 challenges and eight championships to participate in.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit has proven to be a hit for Electronic Arts, as the Criterion Games-developed action racer has shipped more than 5 million units. Criterion has already released one downloadable content pack to keep gas in the game's tank, but the studio won't be stopping there. Today, Criterion announced that three more add-ons will be released for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Hot Pursuit, the first of which will take the line on February 22.

Titled Armed & Dangerous, the first add-on includes two new online game modes and three achievements/trophies. Most Wanted mode sees gamers attempting to protect a criminal racer by fending off the onslaught of cops out to make the bust. Arms Race is the second mode, and it plays out like a vehicular deathmatch.

Cops'll get Lambos too, unfortunately.

On March 1, Criterion will release Lamborghini Unleashed, a pack that introduces the famed car manufacturer's Diablo, Countach, and Sesto Elemento to the game. The pack also includes 10 new events and four achievements/trophies.

This round of new offerings concludes on March 8 with the release of the Porsche Unleashed pack. The Porsche pack adds the car maker's 911 Turbo (1982 Edition), 959, and 911 Speedster to the game, along with 10 new events and four achievements/trophies.

Each pack will carry a $7 (560 Microsoft points) price tag. For more on Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, check out GameSpot's previous coverage.

Captain America: The First Avenger is scheduled for release on July 22, and it will see Fantastic Four actor Chris Evans stepping into the superheroic boots of a new masked champion. Making use of its Marvel Entertainment license, Sega expects to release a game tie-in for the film, and the publisher announced today that the live-action star will also lend his voice and likeness to the publisher's adaptation, Captain America: Super Soldier.

Super Soldier will be based on the Captain America film, which also stars Tommy Lee Jones (No Country for Old Men) and Samuel L. Jackson (Iron Man 2). Hearkening back to the comic franchise's roots, Nazis will be the target of Captain America's ire, as the shield-wielding hero squares off against his archnemesis, Red Skull, in an effort to stop the evil machinations of the scientist Arnim Zola.

Johnny Storm is the secret identity of Captain America?! Shocking.

Beginning during the height of WWII, the third-person action adventure will be set in a sprawling castle complex and will feature foes from the comic books, including the Iron Cross and members of the terrorist group HYDRA. Gameplay will have an emphasis on hand-to-hand combat involving the superhero's indestructible shield as well as platforming sequences.

Captain America: Super Soldier is currently scheduled to arrive this year on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, and DS. For more information, check out GameSpot's previous coverage.

It's a busy week on the PlayStation Network, as gamers have a range of new offerings to consider, including Killzone 3 and Yakuza 4 samplers, Telltale Games' Marty McFly series, and Tactics Ogre for the PSP.

Leading the charge this week is a single-player demo for Killzone 3. The sampler features a single level, Icy Incursion, which sees players return to the conflict between the human Interplanetary Strategic Alliance and the Nazi-like Helghast. As the title implies, the level will feature a wintry landscape on the planet Helghan, which players must negotiate with the help of jetpacks. Melee combat will also play a major role in the level.

The Helghast, and their red eyes, invade the PSN this week.

Another high-profile demo out now on the PSN is for Yakuza 4. The demo will let players try out all four of the characters and their respective fighting styles. PlayStation Plus subscribers can download the demo today, with all PlayStation Network users getting access to it on February 23.

Out now in the PlayStation 3 download department is the Back to the Future: The Game series ($20 for the entire, five-part season). Taking place six months after the events of the third firm, Telltale's point-and-click adventure series has players traveling through time, mending wrongs, and preventing unthinkable time-travel-related mistakes.

Those not interested in Back to the Future, but another Telltale-developed series, can pick up Sam and Max episodes 2-5 ($9 each). The titles are part of the five-part The Devil's Playhouse season and include The Tomb of Sammun-Mak, They Stole Max's Brain!, Beyond the Alley of the Dolls, and The City That Dares Not Sleep.

Also out now as a PS3 game download is Pure ($20). The quad bike racer sports 30 unique courses ranging from snowy Italian mountains to the rim of a volcano and allows gamers to participate against 15 other racers.

The last PS3 title out this week on the PSN is Acceleration of Suguri X-Edition ($6). The "anime-style, robot fighting action" game has players fighting through 11 distinct levels of action with varied weaponry and a techno-dance soundtrack.

Gamers looking to add to their existing games can download new content for Mindjack. Map Pack 1 ($7) for the shooter will include new multiplayer maps. The Airport Shootout and Construction Carnage maps have gamers defending themselves against waves of enemies, while the Container Maze battlefield sees players winding their way through shipping containers to outflank snipers.

Switching to the PSP storefront, Sony added two new titles to the download space this week, the first of which is Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together ($40). Tactics Ogre is a remake featuring extra subplots, new and redesigned characters, and added gameplay mechanics that allow players to turn back time, either to change the story's direction by revisiting key plot points or to replay critical points of individual battles for a better outcome.

The other PSP title out now is TNT Racers ($8). From dtp Entertainment, the zany racy title has up to four players racing around 18 distinct courses using power-ups like the confetti mines, candy cannon, space rockets, and other items to thwart the progress of competitors. The title also boasts online leaderboards, 45 challenges to compete in, time trials, and custom races.

Gamers looking to the past for fun can download three new PSOne Classics this week. Out now on the PSN is tactical role-playing game Saiyuki Journey West ($6), fighting game Destrega ($6), and strategy game Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV: Wall of Fire ($6).

A full list of the week's deals and new PlayStation Store content, including themes, wallpapers, demos, discounts, and add-on content, is available on the PlayStation Blog.

Nintendo celebrates Valentine's Day not with heart-shaped boxes of chocolate or a bouquet of flowers but, rather, by adding four new games to its download hub.

First out of the gate this week on WiiWare is Bigben Interactive's Pucca's Kisses Game (500 Wii points, or $5). The title casts players as a young lady named Pucca who wants nothing more than to score a kiss from a ninja named Garu. Garu wants nothing to do with Pucca, but the young woman is resilient. The title sees players controlling Pucca through an interactive cartoon that plays out in episodes, ultimately leading to her encounter with Garu.

Pucca puckers up on WiiWare.

Nintendo also added two new WiiWare demos to the hub today, the first of which is for chick chick BOOM. The title has players flinging an array of artillery items like pianos, pink elephants, and sumo chicks at their opponents.

The other WiiWare demo now available is for Chronos Twins DX. Players can download the sample experience and try out the title, which mixes platforming, action, adventure, and puzzles.

Switching to the DSiWare, Nintendo added three new titles to the download space today, the first of which is Treasure Hunter X (200 DSi points, or $2). From Agetech Inc., the game has players traveling to the depths of canyons looking for treasure and other rare artifacts.

Also out now on DSiWare is Oscar in Toyland 2 (500 DSi points, or $5). The sequel to the 2009 original, Toyland 2 adds seven new worlds to the game. Players are tasked with swimming, flying, and running through the worlds to collect infant Oscars scattered throughout the terrain.

The last new DSiWare title out now is Panda Craze (500 DSi points, or $5). From TikGames, the puzzle title thrusts players into the paws of Tik-Ling, a female panda. As Tik-Ling, players will collect magical lanterns on each stage, and once all are collected, the next stage unlocks. Panda Craze sports 150 distinct levels in all, and new abilities and tools can be unlocked along the way.

Yesterday Activision announced it had disbanded its Guitar Hero unit and that is has poured more resources into its Call of Duty franchise. While Activision's long-term vision for the shooter series is not yet known, the immediate future is.

First Strike takes the fight to the hockey rink.

According to a post on the PlayStation Blog from Treyarch community manager Josh Olin, the First Strike map pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops will arrive on Sony's PlayStation 3 on March 3. It will bear the same $15 price point of its Xbox 360 counterpart, which debuted on February 1.

As for the content, the map pack includes four new multiplayer environments ranging in locale from the Berlin Wall in Germany to a North American hockey rink. The add-on also bundles one environment for the game's zombie mode dubbed Ascension.

When the content arrives for Sony's console in March, the PC will be the only platform to not yet welcome First Strike. Activision has announced that the content will arrive for the PC sometime later in the quarter but has yet to affix a price or release date for the digital wares.

For more on the maps within the content, check out GameSpot's video preview of the First Strike downloadable content embedded below.

Last week Capcom's swinging savior led all releases on the PlayStation Network in the form of Bionic Commando Rearmed 2. This week, though, Russian stacking dolls lead the way.

Leading the pack this week on the PSN is Double Fine's Stacking ($15). The game is now available to download and follows the story of Charlie Blackmore, the smallest of a family of Russian stacking dolls, as he aims to reunite his family after they become separated in the wake of tough economic times. The game's puzzle element involves stacking the dolls and making use of each one's different abilities to overcome challenges that often have multiple solutions. Players will unlock more dolls as the game progresses and Charlie's story unfolds.

Stacking builds a home on the PlayStation Network.

Also out now is Explodemon ($10). From Curve Studios, the platforming title has players vaulting into the shoes of the "ultimate badass exploder dude" Explodemon and trekking through 12 distinct levels filled with secret areas, puzzles, and deadly traps.

Gamers who would rather eat humans can purchase and download Tales From Space: About a Blob ($15) today. Available last week to PlayStation Plus subscribers, the title is now available to all PSN users. As for the title, About a Blob is a puzzle platformer that casts players as a blob, an alien creature embedded on Earth to eat the entire population.

The last title arriving on the PS3 storefront this week is PopCap's Plants vs. Zombies ($15). The PS3 version of the famous undead strategy title has players defending their home from a swarm of undead attempting to break in. The title boasts a two-player versus mode, as well as a cooperative experience.

Traveling back through time, Sony added three new PS One Classics to its download space this week, the first of which is Capcom's fighting title Pocket Fighter ($6). The other two nostalgic titles now available are Reel Fishing II ($6) and Natsume's Harvest Moon: Back to Nature ($6).

Music gamers have a bevy of options to choose from this week. Def Jam: Rapstar adds songs from T.I., Digital Underground, Far East Movement, and F.L.Y. Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock welcomes the February Mega Pack, which bundles songs from Marilyn Manson, Black Label Society, Children of Bodom, and Firewind. Lastly, Rock Band 3 adds eight new Bob Marley jams.

A full list of the week's deals and new PlayStation Store content, including themes, wallpapers, demos, discounts, and add-on content, is available on the PlayStation Blog.