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.

Are you enjoying the high-octane fun of futuristic racer WipEout Pulse? Did you like what the development team did for this installment of the popular WipEout franchise? During the GDC, game designer Clark Davies talked about how each game type should be approached when making a sequel. He also talked about how his team used this understanding to develop WipEout Pulse. Full details can be found after the jump.

The wait is finally over. Gamers in North America can finally pick up a copy of Sony Computer Entertainment's WipEout Pulse for the PSP. To mark this occasion, the producer of the game Paul Tweedle has put up a post on the official PlayStation Blog which explains some of the game's key features. For more on this, head on over to the full article.

Last week, we had a mammoth of a game release with Devil May Cry 4. It's not going to be any different this time around, with the much-awaited Lost Odyssey by Mistwalker finally making its US debut. Other noteworthy games in this batch are Professor Layton and the Curious Village, Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of Ancient Arts, RPG Maker VX, and a slew of other titles. Hit the full article for the rest of the list.

* Article originally posted Feb 11, 2008 at 01:12AM

If you still want more downloadable content for Sony's WipEout Pulse even after the release of the Mirage Pack, then you may be happy to know that SCEE plans to release new downloadable content for the game every week. With new tracks, as well as new teams, the expansions are worth checking out. Do hit the full article to see what's in store for WipEout Pulse players in the coming months.

If you're tired of the tracks and teams on WipEout Pulse, you might want to consider downloading the Mirage pack on the PlayStation Store for £ 3.49 (around US$ 7). Players who download this pack will be getting two new tracks and their zone variants as well as a new team called Mirage. For more information on this, zoom on over to the full article.

While European gamers have already had a taste of the new WipEout Pulse, North American gamers still have a bit of a wait before a local version hits stores.

In the meantime, we have four new blazing gameplay videos, which include the intro to the latest iteration in the futuristic speed racing series on the PSP. Check them out after the jump!

If you're waiting for WipEout Pulse, then you might want to listen up. Sony Computer Entertainment of America Producer Damion Pinnock came out with a few updates on the game including a nice set of screenshots taken with an in-game photo capturing feature.

Want to find out what he had to say and what the screenshots look like? Click on the "read more" link below to head over to the full article for the complete details.

We've been talking about Sony Computer Entertainment's WipEout Pulse for quite some time now. While we're pretty sure that we've given you guys a general idea of how the game plays, nothing beats  actually trying it out for yourselves.

Gamers based in Europe can do just that with the announcement that a demo for the game will be released at the PlayStation Store PC. More details after the jump!

Santa hasn't even loaded-up his sleigh yet but Sony 's already come out with the early release of its game line-up for 2008, specifically targeting the Sony Playstation and Playstation Portable platforms for the coming year. With its solid roster, 2008 already seems to be all aces for all gamers.

More details about the list at the full article.