If you live in the United States and you have to an Xbox Live account, boy! do I have some news for you. In an information update posted by Major Nelson, he revealed that Xbox Live members can now access PayPal as a method of payment for Xbox Live Marketplace – that’s if they live in the United States.

Anyway, with this system, you can use PayPal to buy Microsoft Points without having to associate your credit card information to your account.

A couple of things to point out:

PayPal is currently supported for Xbox LIVE users in the U.S. only.
PayPal can only be used to purchase Microsoft Points on Xbox.com.
PayPal accounts are not available for purchasing Microsoft Points on the Xbox 360 console.
You can associate multiple Pay Pal accounts with your Xbox LIVE account.

TNA’s popularity maybe quickly rising, but because of some of the games, TNA iMPACT!, many problems people decided to stick with the WWE video game title. But, yet still we have been informed that TNA iMPACT! will be getting a small burst of additional content this week. On November 6, Petey Williams aka “Maple Leaf Muscle Man” and Curry will joining the games 360 roster for the small price of 100 Microsoft Points. Also we have learned that Mike Tenay, the presenter, will be offered free of charge.

From Software has confirmed in the pages of the popular gaming magazine Famitsu this week with it’s plans to unveil a new project based on the license Tenchu. According to Famitsu, the game will be released on October 8 at the cost of 800 Microsoft Points. This game was rumored sometime back to be a multi-platform I’m unsure how this rumor was put down, but seeing since there isn’t much information our sources state that this is mostly true. Tenchu is a popular stealth action ninja game that is a hit in both Japan and America.

Ubisoft has confirmed with CVG that a demo for Tom Clancy’s: EndWar will be hitting this year on Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. The demo will precede two closed beta tests that will give Ubisoft the opportunity to make sure the game is properly balanced.

Ubisoft content director Julian told CVG that “We’ve balanced it fairly well, but we’re doing two different beta tests – one limited and one much much bigger.”

“And then a demo where we’re going to be able to balance on the results. We’re doing a playtest with professional gamers to make sure there are as few exploits as possible before launch.”

[EndWar demo coming to PSN/XBLA via CVG]

Mistwalker has announced the date for the next set of downloadable content for the Japanese version of Lost Odyssey. The DLC is set for availability on April 10, the 89 megabyte download will give players access to a new dungeon.

The new dungeon takes place in the remains of an underground test facility and involves Kaim and his buddies mortal and immortal seeking out the nature of the top secret research that had been going on there. Those who explore this dungeon, who’s entrance requires a trip under the sea, will find a new boss character and some rare accessories. This third piece of download content for the RPG epic will run players 400 Microsoft Points.

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