GoW:Chains Of Olympus, Wipeout Pulse, Burnout Bikes!

I borrowed God Of War: Chains Of Olympus from a buddy this week, I just beat it a few minutes ago, and I gotta say, that game is the most phenomenal game I have played on the PSP. I just wish I had played the other games on the PS2, but sadly, I don't think I ever will, the games are banned where I live, but that won't stop some stores from selling the games, GTA IV was banned here, but it was being sold before the official release date. The other problem is that now, you'll rarely see a PS2 game being sold. But anyways, I love this game, and it's friggin awesome.
I also got Wipeout Pulse, damn that's a fast game, as much as I love playing in zone mode, I can never get past 20 zones, it's just too fast. If a disc version of Wipeout HD would be released, I'd definetly get that. I don't really get why it's a PSN exclusive. But oh well, there's a ton of games coming out soon, and I'm hyped up way more than I was for GTA. Yesterday I caved and read the online manual for LBP, I really wish I hadn't, because now I'm hyped beyond the point of no return. :(
As for the Burnout Bikes pack, just a few days left, this thursday I gotta get online at some point to update the game, I just can't wait to get the bikes, but what I really want even more is the day/night cycles and dynamic weather.
Also, I've been playing through COD4 on my PC, and I'm upto the point just after you assassinate that dude in chernoby land you have to rappel out of the hotel building, I died after that point, so I just quit before I lost my temper, I'll get back to playing it later on though. It's a pretty good game though, and runs very well on my computer, although on low settings, it still looks really good.

A little update about my project too, I've presented my Design Brief and Situation, and Timeplan on A3, and I was such a total idiot when I glued the pictures onto the paper, I ran my hand over the top of the paper, and all the color smudged across the pages. Now those pictures took over 10 minutes to print, and I was running low on ink, so that little 'accident' of mine cost me an hour of my day, just re-printing and re-sticking everything all over again.