Hudson Soft is apparently working on a new PSP mecha game based on the manga and anime series "Kurogane no Linebarrels" (Linebarrels of Iron). The company has launched a teaser site for the game along with a short promotional video.

Last week, SCE filed a trademark for "Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman" but no one seemed to know what the hell it was for. Is it a game for the PS3 or PSP? Maybe it's a new advertising campaign? Well, according to rumors, Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman is going to be the localization of none other than Japan's Yuusha no Kuse ni Namaikida!

If you're an avid Bleach fan, you might be interested in knowing that the latest game in the series, Bleach: Heat The Soul 6, has finally been green-lighted for a May 14 release in Japan. This was revealed in Game Star, which also included a quick overview of the game's features. Jump on through to the other side of Las Noches for details.

Holy flaming tornadoes, Batman! And here I was thinking that columns of fire only existed in the bible, but apparently, they can occur in nature as well. We are, after all, talking about Disaster Report 3 here, and huge flaming tornadoes should be just the least of your worries. Check out the full article to see the column of fire wreaking havoc on the city (and no, I don't necessarily mean the girl in the nurse outfit on the left).

I'm not all that too familiar with Zill O'll back when it was released for the PSOne and PS2. But if these screens are any sign, it looks like I might have a go at the PSP version. Given that Koei release a western version, that is. The official website for Zill O'll Infinite Plus has been updated with character profiles and a ton of screenshots showing gameplay. If you want to familiarize yourself with the game, here's your chance.

Batter up! Oops. Wrong sport. Fore!!! Ntreev Soft has released a debut trailer for Fantasy Golf PangYa Portable. I've always maintained that this game is probably more for your sister, but then again, it does have its own appeal. Well, you have to see the video for yourself - especially the "Birdie" dance at the 1:09-mark.

Revealed last week in Famitsu was Namco Bandai's portable version of the Arcade hit, Gundam: Senjo no Kizuna. So how do you cram an Arcade unit (with its panoramic 180-degree display and online matches) onto a UMD for the PSP? We get a bulk load of screens and some explaining to do, so head to the full article for more multiplayer details, including the roster of Mobile Suits you can choose from!

Fantasy Golf Pangya Portable is finally making its way to Japan. Why is this a big deal? Because it was only available in Korea, that's why. But not anymore. Well, it still won't be coming over to North America, but just in case you're interested in importing this title that puts the zing in golf.

Yes, Japan's Mobile Suit Gundam: Senjou no Kizuna Arcade craze (Dude, it's got a cockpit that has its own 180-degree panoramic screen!) is definitely going portable. You can't simply port that onto a PSP right? Screen differences aside, that's clearly not stopping Namco Bandai. And as it should be, who's complaining? Rumors from the other day are now doubly confirmed by Famitsu care of some scans!

According to a product listing on Japanese online retailer Game Star, Cyber Front will be releasing more Evangelion for the PSP. Following Secret of Evangelion and Neon Genesis: Another Cases (both which were also ported from the PS2), Neon Genesis Evangelion: Girlfriend of Steel (aka Iron Maiden) will be released in Japan come April 9.