Undead Knights is an upcoming PSP action game from Tecmo. A free demo for the game was released just today as part of the regular Thursday update. Thing is, it seems there was a slight mistake on the part of whoever uploaded it.

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In Tecmo's Undead Knights, players get to command a squad of undead soldiers conscripted from their freshly fallen enemies. These mindless minions do as they're told -- they can be used as ladders or bridges, or thrown at larger enemies to weigh them down. You can check out a series of images showing how the lead characters turn their enemies into zombies in these new screenshots released by Tecmo.

Sometimes it just feels good to be evil, and that's exactly what you'll be in Tecmo's Undead Knights. Here are some details regarding this upcoming PSP title.

After the big reveal just last week of Tecmo bringing over Undead Knights to the US, we now have here some more details on gameplay, as well as some screenshots, thanks once more to the goldmine that is the latest edition of Japanese magazine, Famitsu.

At last year's Tokyo Game Show, Tecmo revealed a pair of games for Sony's PS3-PSP tandem: Quantum Theory and Undead Knights. The former is an FPS for the PS3. The latter is a PSP title where players have to turn enemies into zombies.

Nice, yes? Well, Tecmo's bringing both games to E3. Even better: both games will be getting releases in North America. More after the jump.

The devs of the mysterious Undead Knights title, Tachyon Crew at Tecmo, have come out for an interview, and here they professed their love for the PSP, characterizing it as handheld that's made for "real gamers".

A short teaser trailer has been released for Undead Knights, Tecmo's upcoming game for the Sony PSP. The video doesn't have any gameplay footage, but it does sport some pretty good graphics. Check it out after the jump.

Undead Knights. If only for the title alone, I am interested in this game. According to this week's Famitsu mag, Tecmo is working on this new zombie-themed game, which is scheduled for a release next year on the PSP. More details in the full article.