We've got more on Qore for you prior to the release of its third episode.

The latest episode will contain coverage of DC Universe Online, NBA 09: The Inside, Lego Batman: The Video Game, and Baja: Edge of Control. The new “Qorespondent,” Audrey Cleo, will be checking out NBA 09, while Belmont has you covered on the other titles. Additionally, a subscription of Qore will now provide eventual access to the Resistance 2 beta, though other means to get into the beta (such as pre-order programs) will be available at a later time.

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Also, the PlayStation Blog has kindly answered some of the community's most pressing Qore questions in a small Q+A feature. We've included the questions and their responses below.

Q: Will I be able to re-watch episodes? How will back issues or previous months content be handled?
A: Yes. When you purchase an Episode of Qore, it becomes available in your Download List. You can then download it to your PS3’s HDD and view it as often as you like. In addition, should you decide to delete an Episode of Qore from your HDD, you can always go back to your Download List and download it again. This, however, may not apply to downloadable content that is associated with a particular Episode, as that content may have its own restrictions (i.e.: beta invitations and timed exclusives). As a side note – when you purchase multiple Episodes of Qore they all download to your HDD separately. So, it is possible to have as many Episodes of Qore on your HDD as space will allow – the latest Episode does not overwrite previous Episodes.

Q: Will Qore be compatible with PSP via remote play?
A: We are currently evaluating the PSP as a platform for Qore delivery.

Q: Does this mean that some older PSN titles will become available to download for Qore subscribers?
A: While we have no announcements to make at this time, we are evaluating other PSN titles as possible bonuses for new annual subscribers.

Q: Do we have to watch advertisements during the Episodes, or will we be able to skip them?
A: Currently, Qore’s advertising model is to allow our advertising partners 15 seconds of interstitial advertising (forced-run) in each individual advertisement before our users are given control and allowed to skip the advertising, should they so desire. Should you want more information on an advertised product, you can then go to the Sponsor’s page and watch a longer version/view additional content from that sponsor. In addition, the forced-run advertising is only active once per session – it will not reset until you exit Qore. This does not apply to advertisements that are delivered as banners or that frame editorial content.

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Cool, but I want to know about R:2 xD

Also, anyone want to share next month's issue? <3

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