If you've got some extra cash lying around and you just can't wait for the next homebrew game you're following to come out, the games below could provide you with much needed entertainment. They're all coming out this week, so you could check your local retailers if they've got them. Here are the PSP game releases:

• Bomberman - The classic goes handheld. It's bound to be oodles of fun. Unless of course, Konami's brand of portable nostalgia isn't your cup of tea.
  
• Bounty Hounds - Colonize other planets, kill up to 40 types of aliens, 500 weapons and armor types, this might be bucket-loads of third person action fun. We've got screens here if you want to see more of Namco Bandai's fun fun game.
  
• LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy - And the LucasArts franchise continues...
  
• NHL '07 - The expected yearly update from Electronic Arts. If you're not into this genre, bad news because it's mostly more of the same, but if you are, then good news, more of the same, but this time it is portable.
  
• Rengoku II: The Stairway to HEAVEN - A.D.A.M. is back, and this time the android and makers Hudson Soft and Konami have got downloadable content for you to enjoy. Content aside, the game also features better stage design, an updated battle system, and up to 4 player wireless play. Android war action.
  

If you're not that much into handheld games but you like to watch a movie every now and then, say, while your teacher or boss is giving a very boring lecture, here are the PSP UMD ISO releases set for this week: The Best of Super Speeders; Gracie Legends in Action, Vol. 1; and Teddybear Crisis.

I'm a Mixed-Martial-Arts fan myself, so I think I'll be churning out some bucks for Gracie Legends. That's it for now. We'll keep you updated on the games listed above whenever we get word or discover something nifty.

Testosterone, great plays, blood on the cold ice, the sweet sound of a goal - all things you love about NHL. We've already posted the juicy sweet PS3 and Xbox 360 Official Trailer for EA Sport's NHL 2K7, and you'd have to admit that it's pretty good stuff. Also, if you're more of the handheld  kind of gamer, we've already given you some screenshots for its PSP release.

Well for those who love to play games on their handhelds, this post's for you.

You guys might be wondering what the portable game will look like in motion. We've managed to get a video of the official trailer so if you want to get a good look, check out the link below.

Download: [NHL 2K7A Trailer]

Hot off the artist room floor are a selection of the box arts for three of the more promising games on the horizon - all due out this month.

Lego Star Wars II - The sequel to the first, promises to be back better than ever - and for the first time on the PSP. Look out for exclusive additions, such as WiFi support, unlockable characters and partial content from the prequel. Expected in-store date is September 12.

NHL 07 - EA once again returns with its ever popular NHL series. This year brings about the new Skill Stick system making the gameplay a little more intuitive, player-specific behaviors and an even deeper and enhanced Dynasty Mode. Expected in-store date is September 14.

The Godfather - Has a lot to live up to. The game lets you carry out orders, earn respect and rise through the ranks to take New York City. Expected in-store date is September 21.

Get a load of these fresh new screens out of EA for their best-selling hockey game franchise, NHL 07. The addition of the revolutionary new Skill Stick system delivers unparalleled intuitive gameplay, making it less "arcadey". If it doesn't give you the illusion of actually being on the ice, I don't know what else will.

Learn more about your players' skills by comparing them to their real world counterparts, using Player-Specific Behaviors. Or if you're more into the business aspect of the game, act as the General Manager in an enhanced Dynasty Mode.

If that isn't exciting enough, Russian wonderboy and Left Wing for the Washington Capitals Alexander Ovechkin, who at the tender age of 16 surpassed the scoring record set by countryman Ilya Kovalchuk in the World Under-18 Junior Championships by scoring 14 goals and 4 assists in 8 games (he isn't nicknamed Alexander the Great for nothing), signed on as spokesman and cover athlete for the game.