First update of 2008 for the PlayStation Store. Gotta say, I’m a bit underwhelmed. After a week off, I figured we’d get a decent update. But alas, no. Anyway, here’s what’s available now on your PS3:

• NFL Tour Demo
• Gran Turismo 5 Prologue Japanese Launch Trailer
• Guitar Hero III Tracks:
  • Die Fantastischen Vier “Ernten Was Wir Säen” – Single Track ($2.49)
  • Trust “Antisocial” – Single Track ($2.49)
  • Extremoduro “So Payaso” – Single Track ($2.49)
  • Warner/Reprise Track Pack ($6.25)
• Rock Band Tracks:
  • “Attack” – 30 Seconds to Mars ($0.99)
  • “The Kill” – 30 Seconds to Mars ($0.99)
  • “Dirty Little Secret” – All-American Rejects ($0.99)
  • “Move Along” – All-American Rejects ($0.99)
  • “Song With a Mission” – The Sounds ($0.99)
  • “Limelight” – Rush ($1.99)
  • “Hard to Handle” – The Black Crowes ($1.99)
  • “Gimme Three Steps” – Lynyrd Skynyrd ($1.99)
• Need for Speed Pro Street Cars:
  • Shelby GT500 ($1.99)
  • Chevrolet Corvette Z06 ($2.49)
  • Lancer Evolution ($2.49)
  • BMW M3 E92 ($2.49)
  • Ford GT ($2.49)
  • Chevrolet Camaro Concept ($2.49)
  • Dodge Viper SRT10 ($2.99)

Rock Band tracks for $0.99 FTW. Seriously, great pricing, great songs. I know Guitar Hero is playing second fiddle to Rock Band right now, but why release tracks for $2.50 that have less content (2 instruments vs. 4) and with songs that no one has any clue what they are or who the bands are? I also love the fact that you can buy 2 Rock Band songs for cheaper than an unlock code for a car in Need for Speed. Who sets these prices anyway?