With turns, returns and impending debuts, is WWE's Summer shaping up to be one of its most interesting in many years?

Should you take one last, very depressing stroll down Memory Lane? 

Far from an innocent slip up, should Jay Briscoe's repeated homophobic comments warrant more than a fine and an apology?

Here we are then, the end of another week, and the beginning of another Friday round up. Well, the first Friday round up, but next week this intro will work much better.

Forget i wrote that first bit, Hello and welcome to the Friday Round Up! The only way to end you busy gaming week!

Before the PS4 was officially announced in New York City in February, there were plenty of rumours floating around that both Sony and Microsoft were considering some form of DRM system in their next console.

It's been quite a day for the ratings boards.

Earlier we brought you news that Sly Cooper Collection is coming to PS Vita, a story that broke after the ESRB gave it an E rating prior to any official announcement. Now it appears that the Korean ratings board have managed to spoil a big announcement from Hideo Kojima's and Konami.

Recent court documents have revealed that THQ owed WWE and Yukes, the developers of the WWE video game series, a combined $27.5 million at the time that they filled for chapter 11 bankruptcy.

It's looking increasingly likely that a version of the Sly Cooper Collection will be coming to Sony's portable gaming platform, almost two and a half years after it was originally released on PS3.

As has become customary since the inception of PS Plus, Sony’s added value subscription service that offers new, free downloads of full retail titles every month, the line-up for May 2013 was recently announced on the Playstation blog.

... is it finally time?

Disney have announced their decision to close down the LucasArts games division, only months after buying it along with Lucasfilm for a combined $4.05 billion in October 2012. An official spokesman for Lucasfilm has refused to confirm how many employees are directly affected by the decision (Kotaku report that 150 will lose their jobs) which has been made as part of an ongoing internal cost cutting review.

GAME's twitter account yesterday broke the news that they will be stocking the Android based OUYA console in the near future (The GAME website claims June 2013 as the expected launch date), and that it is already available to pre-order.

With mixed martial arts' biggest stage now playing host to a female main eventer, is pro wrestling being left in the past?

Last week we reported that the Japanese PS Vita price cut had resulted in much improved sales of Sony's beleguered handheld console, and this week the news is even more encouraging.

The PS Vita was the highest selling videogames console in Japan over the last 7 days. Bar none.

During a time of much change in the company, has TNA made the most of its first big decision of 2013; the reduced pay-per-view schedule? 

Gaming website Gematsu is reporting that the Playstation Vita has seen a six-fold increase in sales in Japan for the week of February 25th - March 3rd.

WWE's biggest stars shine brightest on the road to Wrestlemania - but is the company redefining 'lost in the shuffle' on its undercard?

Leading up to their 11th anniversary iPPV, Ring of Honor has uploaded some classic matches from previous anniversary shows to YouTube.

The character of Zeb Colter has attracted attention from outraged conservatives, claiming to be demonized by WWE's anti-immigrant character.

It didn't take very long, but here's a second photo of the rumoured PS4 controller that initialy surfaced on Destructoid.com