The legendary hero Gitaroo Man is making a comeback with another release in this bizarre music-based series, and this time around he'll be debuting on Sony's PSP. In this installment, known as Gitaroo Man Lives!, music producer COIL and visual producer 326 are delivering the overall wild presentation that games in this series are well known for.

This redesigned game comes complete with an entirely rebalanced gameplay structure that makes it slightly different from the original game design. One exciting new feature is the additional Duet Mode that allows for wireless cooperative play. A competitive head to head 2-player battle mode is also in the works. Gitaroo Man Lives! will be heading to Europe September 1 of this year, and will appear in the US in February 2007.

Although this title was already revealed a while back, Namco Bandai officially announced that MotoGP will be making its way to the PSP in early Fall of 2006. This game features intense single player action with the full 2005 roster. There are plenty of gameplay modes including GP championship, Season mode, or even the gear-grinding One on One challenge. Best of all, this game supports up to eight racers via Wireless Ad Hoc Mode, so you can host high-speed races with a big group of friends.

Who would have guessed that an online stored named Deep Discount DVD would also offer discount UMDs? Luckily for us consumers, these movie connoisseurs are now offering a deal that can get you some of the cheapest UMDs on the net. This offer, which ends on Monday, August 21st, gives you one free UMD when you purchase another of equal or greater value. You can purchase as many UMDs as you like too, all of which come with free shipping.

Whether you want to see Dave Chappelle in For What It's Worth or if you've been dying to see Final Fantasy Advent Children is entirely up to you, but you can rest assured knowing that a great deal can be had by all.

Access_Denied from the forums is hard at work today as we can see from this latest release; Unit Converter v0.4 for PSPs using the 1.0 or 1.5 firmware. As of now, his program can convert weight, length, temperature, volume, area and the newly added data (Kilobytes and Megabytes).

Plenty of bugs have been fixed since his previous releases, and a few visual aspects have been tweaked. In the future we can hope to see even more improvements in the graphics department, support for more units, and possibly a new number input method. For now, be sure to download the release appropriate for your PSP.

Download: [Unit Converter v0.4 for 1.0 PSPs]
Download: [Unit Converter v0.4 for 1.5 PSPs]
Discuss: [Forum Release Thread]

Dead Head Fred is a unique 3rd person action game designed exclusively for the PSP. Set in the 1940s, players take the role of private detective Fred Neuman, a man who was savagely murdered but was able to come back to life, except he no longer has his memory or his head. On his quest for vengeance, Fred will need to use severed heads of enemies on his way to battle through environments.

This game features a dynamic camera system that will make control much easier, and there is also an innovative combat system that will let you slaughter enemies in a variety of ways. While this zombie slayer title is certainly unconventional to say the least, it's definitely a title to keep your eye on come Q1 2007.

Shinobi is back in another adventure, but this time he's making his way to the PSP. Thanks to Spike and Acquire, Shinobi is scheduled to be released in Japan this October. Based on the PS2 version, Shinobi's single player campaign will feature 30 playable characters, while there will also be a 4 player Versus multiplayer with 20 playable skins. The Mission Play Mode will even allow you to connect the PSP to the PS2 and import missions made through the game editor. These graphics look alright considering it's the first batch we've received, and the innovative game modes certainly look appealing.

B-Boy uses a dynamically controlled fighting system to help you battle the best b-boys on the planet. Over the course of an in-depth "B-Boy Life" mode, players build up a crew and battle against real-life superstar b-boys including in-game host Crazy Legs, the legendary and original b-boy, who worked closely with the development team to ensure the game's authenticity. Those looking for instant action can head for the arcade modes for battles against rival b-boys or multiplayer face-offs using PSP's Wireless functionality. B-Boy also allows players to create their own b-boy and upgrade and customise their breaker and, includes more than 40 licensed contemporary hip hop and classic funk tracks, mixed and scratched on the fly by in-game DJs.

Gamers can try their luck at more than 20 different casino games, including table games, machine games, poker rooms and sports bets here at the Hard Rock Casino. Experience high-stakes areas, invitation-only tournaments and many unlockable upgrades for your highly customizable character. Beginning with a modest bankroll, players must amass winnings and establish their reputation as the highest roller at the Hard Rock Casino. Along the way, they will encounter unique tournaments, characters, side tasks and unlockables.

Work Time Fun, which is more well known as WTF, is a mini-game based title that is currently set for release on September 26, 2006. A quirky set of minigames, WTF is about the hell that is life when you're working part-time jobs. Expanding on a PS1 title, the PSP game features a number of minigames that are designed to look boring and pointless (such as counting chicks, putting caps on pens, chopping logs, and fielding balls in a home run derby), but with pace and challenge that eventually builds to manic levels. The game also features a number of unlockable gadgets to play with.

The first PSP entry of the series and a new game in the franchise, Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception promises everything you'd expect of Namco's flight simulation series, including detailed jet models, an original storyline told through CG, options for fine tuning your machines, and plenty of real world jets. In Campaign Mode, you play as a pilot in the Gryphus Squadron of the Federal Republic of Aurelia. Defending the invaded country, your mission will take you to the battle-filled skies in order to take down the enemy and restore freedom and peace to their homeland. Campaign mode makes use of the Strategic AI System, where the contents of a mission change based on the strategies that you select. The game also has a multiplayer mode for up to four players. In addition to a last-man standing dog fight mode, you'll be able to split into teams for cooperative combat.