Sony's line-up of games under the Greatest Hits label is getting stronger and stronger. Today, SCEA has announced via press wire that they've included 10 more titles to their budget catalog. Joining the army are games like God of War: Chains of Olympus, Patapon... and SpongeBob.

Going back to his roots proved to be a good thing for Patapon creator Hiroyuki Kotani. Using his insights as a teacher, he went on to create games carrying the philosophy that gamers will have more fun if you praise them rather than scold them. See how he arrived at this formula in the full article.

Need gift ideas to give to your friends for the holidays? If they're a fan of one-eyed tribesmen, check out MedicomToy's catalogs. They're going to roll out their Patapon line some time this month: a Patapon plush doll and a handful of Patapon straps. I wouldn't mind getting one myself. *wink wink* The unfortunate thing is, these items cost an arm and a leg (and an eye too, I suppose).

Wondering who will be making it to this July's Develop Expo in Brighton? The event's organizers have announced the expected appearance of the developers behind Patapon and Echochrome. Further details on these personalities are available in the full article.

We're down to the last leg of our 25 excellent PSP games at a bargain price series and we're bringing you a variety of titles. We've included a turn-based tactical strategy title, a rhythm strategy title, a dose of portable Grand Theft Auto, some undead head-swapping, and some good old cute golf. Interested? Check out the full article.

If Sony were to offer you a chance to join the Patapon tribe, would you jump at the opportunity? Well, the company is offering fans to do just that - figuratively - with the Path of the Warrior Contest. Find out what it's all about in the full article, right after the jump.

We all know piracy runs abound when it comes to technology, especially game. Now, just how bad is the rate of piracy on Sony's PlayStation Portable? Well, we were able to get the low down on some of the top games. Boy, oh boy! it's definitely one scoop you guys don't want to miss out on. Find out the details in the full article.

It's another Friday filled with Pata-tips for those budding Almighty deities in training. Today's Patapon update focuses on army management and the different ways on how to raise the quality of your troops through proper equipment and unit allocation. Check out our full article and read up on how you can make a lean, mean fighting machine out of your one-eyed tribe of warriors.

So what's it like playing god to a tribe of warlike cyclopean beings? You can read all about it as QJ.NET reviews Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.'s (SCEI) Patapon for the PlayStation Portable. This latest title from the same creators of LocoRoco features a unique fusion of the rhythm and real time strategy genres. For more information, check out the full article after the jump.

Some people may have already gotten their hands on Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc.'s Patapon for the PlayStation Portable. However, understanding how the unique rhythm game works is an entirely different matter. Fortunately, the PlayStation Blog is here to the rescue as it posts some useful tips on how to get through the first few stages of the game. Read all about them in the full article after the jump.