If you regularly peruse any of the many social-media apps or sites available to the masses these days, you've probably come across #CIBS...

Some of you probably know this 2010 PSP title by the name-- Patchwork Heroes --the powers that be at Sony gave it before it was released in ...

I've now published two posts about the PSP in two days--what's the world coming to, right? Actually, the fact is that I've had...

Did you hear? The folks over at Gaijinworks are localizing a pair of Japanese PSP games for European and North American release ... sometim...

On Dec. 12, 2004, Sony made its first portable game system available to the Japanese masses. For whatever reason, I don't remember muc...

That was my exact reaction upon seeing the screenshot below--which was taken from Vanillaware 's just-announced PSP RPG, Grand Knights H...

And after 30 more minutes of tinkering, said PSP is connected to a PlayStation Network account (online ID: gay4play). After I was done wi...

Unbeknownst to me, Sony put a demo of its Potemkinesque puzzler, Patchwork Heroes (aka Million Ton Bara Bara ), on the PlayStation Store la...

Take a good, long look at the following box fronts, folks, because this is the last time you're going to see the Holy Invasion of Privac...

And it will be called P atchwork Heroes , according to PlayStation.Blog . The only bummer: It seems it'll be a PSN-only title. (What ...

First off, I have to admit I have (next to) no idea what's going on in the following trailer. OK, I know the game--Nippon Ichi's rec...

... my next game system is going to be a PSP. I thought it might be a PS3 or an Xbox 360, but then I saw this trailer: The name of the ga...

Andriasang.com 's Anoop Gantayat made me a happy, happy guy today. Why, you ask? Well, he posted on his site a few details related to t...

PSP owners who passed on the original  Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman! because it was a download-only title can stop pouting: According t...

I know two things about the game I'm referring to in the headline above: 1) It's called MonHun Nikki: Poka Poka Airu Mura (it'...

That's it. Sometime early next year I'm going to buy myself a PSP. Too many appealing games have been released (or are going to be r...

At first glance, the logo for the North American release of Cho Aniki Zero (thanks, Aksys Games!) isn't all that interesting. In fact, ...

I'm not sure I'd say this Aksys Games press release is "better" than the one mentioned in my last post, but it's cert...

The answer to that question, of course, is an emphatic "no." Case in point, the Irvine, Calif.-based company 's latest piece o...