There are some people who are too hooked to Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G that they think the already immersive experience just isn't enough. To appease them, Capcom will launch some downloadable content that will expand the gameplay with additional quests. We've got details and screens in the full article to shed light on the matter. Hit the jump and be on your way.

Sony Computer Entertainment Japan has announced that it will soon launch a new accessory for the PlayStation Portable. It's a new headset with a remote control to enhance the handheld's Skype and media capabilities. Find out the pricing and launch details in the full story ahead.

Sony PSP owners in North America still don't have a clue about when exactly we'll see Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G land in our stores, but we know enough about it to want it bad. The successful Capcom game has taken the Japanese market by storm, and these screens give us a clue why. See them after the jump.

So, you wanna go crusin' for a bruisin' again on your PSP? There's some good news especially if you like 2D fighting games. It appears the Guilty Gear Accent Core XX Plus is headed to the handheld this July replete with new modes and characters. Full story follows after the jump.

There were big expectations for Square Enix's Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, but the game launched on the PSP and did justice to its immortal predecessor. The game racked up good reviews and nice sales, leading some to wonder if it would have been wise to release it on the Nintendo DS as well. Square Enix's main men answer that query in the full article after the jump.

So, you wish there was a way to enjoy on-demand video on your PSP without having to carry UMD movies around? European handheld owners need not wait too long for on the go video as Sony announces that its Go!View service in partnership with Sky will go full swing this summer. Details after the jump.

The game industry may be getting swamped with sequels, remakes, annualization, and all manner of money-raking tactics. That's bad news, an analyst says, because creativity among developers is often compromised. He says, however, publishers are better off in the long run by breeding talent among the minds behind the medium. Get his full take in the article after the jump.

A bit of sad news here: Activision has decided to pull the plug on its Foster City studio, Underground Development. Some 45 employees will be affected by the closure of the firm recognized for its work on extreme sports sims and Enemy Territory: Quake Wars. More details after the jump!

Electronic Arts has decided to wait a bit more for Take-Two Interactive to reconsider its offer for acquisition. The Grand Theft Auto 4 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) publisher now has until the 16th of May to say yes to the giant's proposal. However, EA has lowered its per-share purchase rate by 24 cents. All the details follow after the jump!

Sony Computer Entertainment UK managing Director Ray Maguire was at the recently-held ELSPA press conference and he had a few things to say about the now popular Byron Report. The boss commented that the report's recommendations are valid today, but when the time comes that brick-and-mortar retailers take a back seat to online stores, things will be done differently to enforce the rating system. More in the full article up next.