Today, the demo for Electronic Art's and Visceral Game's Dante's Inferno hit the PSN, giving gamers a taste of what was to come. While the "Death Edition" of the upcoming Divine Comedy will be making its way to both PS3 and 360, the "Divine Edition" will only be seen on the Sony's black box.

The Death Edition will feature an exclusive Isaac Clarke costume, the full game soundtrack, some documentaries, and 10 minutes from "Dante's Inferno an Animated Epic". The Divine Edition for PS3 will also feature the soundtrack and developer commentaries, as well as a Wayne Barlowe digital art book and a digital version of the complete Longfellow translation of Dante Alighieri’s Inferno. All this is available on the PS3 for only $59.99

For those interested, the U.S PlayStation Store has been updated. Grace Chen writes "Hi Everyone – It’s time for the weekly PlayStation Store Update." A Dante's Inferno demo, and PixelJunk Shooter, is some of the content available to download.  The list can be found after the break.

PS3Attitude are reporting that Inferno Pool will be debuting on PSN next month. They describe the game as a 'competitive multiplayer “attack pool” mixed with the “hot-streak” combo goodness of Burnout', making it sounds like extreme pool, or something. They also say:

'...in an effort to whet your appetite now: imagine a pool game where balls are continuously added to your table. Armed with a plethora of trick shots and outlandish combos to combat this torrent of spots and stripes, now imagine these balls arriving at your table from a competing opponent who also possesses the ability to store them up and unload them on you in one devastating swoop. We don’t know about you, but we haven’t played a good pool game on a console since the days of Pool Shark and the above sounds like a recipe for a great party game in our books.'

Interesting stuff. When we get more information, you'll get it.

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