Pain, Idol Minds' human catapult and injury simulator, is about to get a guest appearance from David Hasselhoff.

The PlayStation Blog found Mr. Hasselhoff rather enthusiastic about his adventure: "You can now put The Hoff into a launcher and fling me into harm's way--exploding crates, cars, people--everything is fair game," said the 56-year-old actor, speaking in the third person.

Hasselhoff will appear in Movie Studio, the upcoming expansion to the Garry's Mod-esque downloadable PlayStation 3 game, which will get violently catapulted into the PlayStation Store on November 6.

In honor of its weekly tradition, Sony has updated the PlayStation Store with another week's worth of content. Of note this week are the downloadable answer-in-the-form-of-a-question game show Jeopardy! and a demo for Motorstorm: Pacific Rift--assuming you've purchased the latest episode of Sony's digital video magazine Qore.

Courtesy the PlayStation Blog, this week brings the following:

Downloadable Games

JEOPARDY! ($14.99)
Test your knowledge on America's Favorite Quiz Show! Available for the first time on the PLAYSTATION Network, players can experience the fast-paced fun of JEOPARDY! Featuring a photorealistic 3D set and clues from the producers of the T.V. show, players can compete in solo mode or challenge a friend to a battle of the brains... Read more

Idol Minds' injury-laden Pain will arrive in the PlayStation 3's online store this Thursday, November 29. Associate producer Jason Coker revealed the news on the official PlayStation blog, though he did not mention a price for the downloadable title.

The basic premise of Pain has players launching their avatars with a slingshot in an attempt to earn the most points through physics-based injury and destruction. The concept is similar to PopCap's Peggle (PC), only with a human avatar instead of a bouncing ball and a robust 3D cityscape replacing the colored 2D tiles.

SCE San Diego's intensely anticipated High Velocity Bowling may also arrive in the PlayStation Store this Thursday. Earlier this month, senior producer P.J. Snavely previously claimed the motion-controlled title could hopefully arrive this week.