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.

Capcom just announced that it will be picking up the gigantic God of War: Chains of Olympus for the Sony PlayStation Portable then ship it to Japan. The constantly angry Kratos is going to be localized with full Japanese voice coupled with subtitles that can be turned on and off. For more details, hit that jump!

Gerard Marino, the main go-to guy for the God of War music, sat down in an interview with Music4Gamers and divulges how it was like laying down the sound for this epic title. Talking about the unique qualities of music in the PSP iteration, and how the game's storyline affects his compositions, there sure is a lot to be learned on the whole process. More in this interview after the jump.

 Kratos is back, and he wants to go on another slashing frenzy. Yes, everyone's favorite muscleman with the chip in his shoulder the size of all Athens has made his return, and his adventure is on the Sony PSP. Does it live up to its godly expectations, or does it fall short of its ascent to greatness? Read on after the jump and see what we think of Ready at Dawn's God of War: Chains of Olympus.

What's next? That's the question we usually ask our favorite developers and guess whose turn it is now? Ready at Dawn, makers of PlayStation Portable titles Daxter and God of War: Chains of Olympus. According to a post on the official website, the intrepid developers will be delving into new projects for other consoles. There's more, click the link below.

Last week, we saw the usual buffing up of songs for Guitar Hero III and Rock Band on the PlayStation Network and PC PlayStation Store. This week, we've got more songs for the two mentioned video games, plus downloadable games in the form of flOw and Ape Escape: On the Loose for the PlayStation Portable and Rocketmen: Axis of Evil for the PlayStation 3. Click the full article link for the complete update.

Some of the most enlightening news you can get can come straight from the a game developer. In the case of God of War: Chains of Olympus, it's Ready At Dawn director Ru Weerasuriya. The director had a lot to say about the development of the PSP God of War title, particularly in response to a certain comment made about the game being only five hours long. Catch Mr. Weerasuriya's comments after the jump.

For those of us who have yet to snap up a copy of Ready At Dawn's God of War: Chains of Olympus for the Sony PlayStation Portable, here's a bit of eye candy to pull you over into that nearby videogame-retailing shop: the very first television advert of the game itself. Suffice to say, Kratos is in for one hell of an epic journey - even if it is on the road. The video at the full article!

We're in for a brutal week to kick this month off, marked by Kratos' latest killing trip through God of War: Chains of Olympus for the PSP and Jimmy Hopkins' enrollment for scholarship in Bullworth Academy. War is nigh with Warhammer 40K's latest expansion and Army of Two, though there's still a couple of baseball titles inbound if you want a break from all the violence. All these are waiting at the full article, so hit that jump!

Here's a strange bit of information from Chris Kohler of the Wired Blog. Apparently, God of War: Chains of Olympus is a short game. So short, in fact, that a hardcore gamer could finish all five hours of it in one go, if he so chose. If you're looking for proof, there's a picture of the current saved game time for the game in the full article.