Couldn't get enough of the first batch of Chinatown screenshots? Here are some more new ones for Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars on the PSP. Enjoy! After the jump, that is.

Publishers sure are feeling generous today, aren't they? We've got another batch of screenshots, this time from Atlus, and in celebration of the lifting of the Persona review embargo.

As promised by Rockstar Games, here's your first look at the upcoming  Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the PSP. Exited? No? Well take a good look at the first screens of the game after the break

Japanese gaming mag Famitsu has spilled the beans on some of the new features added in the PSP remake of Persona 3, which will be one of the PSP Go's launch titles in Japan. Part of the feature was made available on the mag's official website, so if you like the idea of giving your JRPG characters self-inflicted headshots on the go, read on.

The PSP also got  lot of love at GamesCom. One new game announced for the handheld was LocoRoco Midnight Carnival, a downloadable spin-off of the LocoRoco franchise.

Hey, look! It's Rikimaru in a modern-day office building! Sucked into our world, I see. These screenshots here are from From Software's PSP port of Tenchu 3: Wrath of Heaven. Unfortunately, Rikimaru is on no pleasure trip here. Check out what our lead ninja is up to.

Here are some couple of dozens screenshots for Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny on the PSP, with this batch featuring costumes for Dampierre and Kratos. It also shows the Single Player Trial Mode wherein you can train your combos in the Trial of Attack and then practice your defense in the Tower of, what else, Defense. Check them out in the full article.

So a new Astro Boy video game is in the works for the Wii, DS, PSP and PS2, as announced a couple of months back. However, the unfortunate news is that the PSP version of Astro Boy: The Video Game will be the only one released in Japan.

French PSP modder Flasher gave us something flashy today with his new PSP DualShock 2 hardware mod. It's not finished, but so far, it's already looking hella good. Details and pictures after the jump.

Acquire, the publishing company responsible for Class of Heroes, recently acquired the rights to the series of Gladiator games. Where are they taking it? To the PSP, of course. First up would be Gladiator Begins. Details and loincloths screenshots after the jump.