With downloadable content (DLC) seeing a steady increase in popularity - if an estimated $400 million in micropayment sales a year and growing is any indication - consulting company Hammersuit has decided to launch an entire site solely dedicated to games and supplemental content available only to networked game consoles.

Dubbed RunDLC (www.rundlc.com) (and isn't that clever?), the site features reviews of downloadable games as well as supplemental content such as map packs and other add-ons to retail games.

The site also hosts news, previews, and features on all things downloadable.

"Purchasing downloadable content is a convenient and economical way for everyone to get the most video game for their buck," said Chris Buffa, founder and editor-in-chief of RunDLC. "Games like Shadow Complex, for example, prove that companies take this market seriously, and we're proud to be the first site 100% dedicated to covering the space."

The site is currently in beta but already has over 100 reviews of DLC.