SCEJ has announced that Higurashi Daybreak on the PSP is now part of the official list of games supporting the Ad hoc Party service. Looks like gamers in Japan finally have some added incentive in sitting through those load times. The PSP port of the PC game also has a demo already available on the PlayStation Network. The demo is around 80MB huge, and is currently only available in Japan.

Them lucky Japanese are getting two more new titles for the PlayStation Portable next year: Cybersoft's Never 7: The End of Infinity and Ever 17: The End of Infinity. Details after the jump.

North America will be getting DJ Max Portable come November 11. However, to Koreans (and importers of Korean games), DJMP was so last year. Over at Korea, they're already past the second installment in the rhythm series and are already gearing up for the next two installments, DJ Max Portable Clazziquai Edition and Black Square Edition. Here are more screens for the Clazziquai Edition, showing some of the game modes, menu screens, and rhythm gameplay, as well as a trailer straight from Pentavision.

Lucky gamers over at Japan can finally make sure they'll be able to got a copy of Dissidia: Final Fantasy when it comes out on shelves December 18. (No one wants to be faced with a "sold out" sign during launch day, right?) Pre-orders are now available in Japanese retail stores and they're throwing in a freebie too: a "special calendar" (most likely Dissidia- or Squeenix-themed).

As a good follow up to the PSP port of Warriors Orochi 2, we now hear of Zill O'll: Infinite Plus. Some of you may remember it from the PSone era. Koei ported it to the PS2 just a few years back, and now Koei's porting it again (remade and enhanced with a couple more features, of course), for the PSP.

Prinny's getting his own Disgaea game on the PSP (and yes, it's definitely okay if he were the main character in this one), and Yuusha no Kusa ni Namaikida is getting a sequel. If they're not getting releases in other regions, chances are, some of you might want to import them. Check out the boxart for both games in the full article.

Seoul's getting more soul! Pentavision has announced the next installments (yes, that's plural) in their DJ Max Portable franchise. Read more for details and a handful of eye candy screenshots.

It looks as if Namco Bandai's The Idolm@ster is getting itself a handheld version. Korean website VideogamerX has some scans showing off a PSP iteration of the game. Find the scans, as well as some new information, after the jump!

Screenshots and more details on Arc System Works' Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus fell on our laps by way of a Game Watch update today. Read more on this 2D fighter at the full article and find out just why it has the word "Plus" in its title.

When you speak of a "Limited Edition" of any game, you just know that it  includes special stuff. That's precisely the case with Fate/Tiger Colosseum Upper - Capcom thrown several goodies into the mix. To find out what they are, turn to the full article after the jump.