Tipster Hitori Futari has come through for us once again, with new info on the PhotoFast PSP dual adapters, and new pics and benchmarks for the new CR-9000 hard drive enclosure. Details, info, and pics, all in the full article.

And of course, a hearty thanks to Futari!

Looks like somebody couldn't wait for Sony Ericsson to release their official PSP Phone. Chinese modders have managed to make a PSP Phone, crossbreeding a PSP and a Haier phone. More in the full article.

If you're all out of Post-its to make those little notes of yours, you can always settle this interesting new handheld alternative from developer Mickael2054. Entitled "PSPNotes", the app allows you to create quick reminders to yourself using your PlayStation Portable. Find out more about this neat homebrew app's features in our full article.

Download: PSPNotes v0.1

As another week rolls us by, Sony got around to update the latest list of downloadable goodies on the PlayStation Store for PSN subscribers in the North American region. This week sees the latest issue of the Qore Digital Magazine, among other updates. Check out the complete list of this week's PSN update in our full article after the jump.

Electronic Arts hasn't always been viewed as a publisher that puts out the greatest licensed games. Its CEO, however, took exception to that. John Riccitiello says their titles are innovative and Metacritic may just be inaccurate in some instances. More after the jump.

Midway has opened the fiscal year with some pretty big losses, and some shuffling has been done in hopes of turning the company's fortunes around. Three top executives have had their resignations confirmed, while a few more could be made public in the coming days. More in the full article.

We've got two bits of news regarding N+ (PSP, DS), the upcoming handheld platform being released by Atari. According to various retail websites, the game is coming out two weeks later than expected, but is ending up cheaper as well. More after the jump!

It seems the murder of a taxi cab driver in Thailand has taken an even stranger turn, besides the whole "It's linked to Grand Theft Auto" business. It seems the Thai government has released a list of games that have been deemed as violent games to avoid.

The only thing about it? It seems to have been taken from a list made in Detroit. More after the jump.

Cloud of Darkness and the Onion Knight from Final Fantasy III pull out all the stops in the latest Famitsu scans for Square Enix's Dissidia: Final Fantasy. In our full article, you can take a look at some of the flashier moves both characters have when they shift into EX Mode and literally bring down the house.

Looking for prey worthy of your awesome hunting skills? Look no further, as Capcom brings the lava dragon Voruganosu to center stage in the new Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G DLC that's slated to hit Japan tomorrow. More in the full article.