Have you been following the video posts from Bigbig studios? Today we've got the third part of their behind-the-scenes looks at the making of MotorStorm: Arctic Edge for the PSP. If you're looking forward for more brutal, high-octane offroad road rage, then you're in for another treat.

Bigbig Studios' upcoming off-road racing title MotorStorm: Arctic Edge is coming out next month. So for those PSP gamers who can't wait for the release, Sony has prepared a behind the scenes look of the game. Watch the brutal off-road action as the developers walk us through the rugged snowy mountain. See the crashes, the explosions, the different tracks and different vehicles and lot's a surprises.

Man, a whole lot of PSP goodness is coming in from E3. This time we have not one but two videos showing off BigBig Studios' MotorStorm: Arctic Edge. These are just off-screen videos, but they do give us a look of how the game handles. Oh, and bonus: the game's being played on the PSP Go, so they should also give you a vague idea of what playing on the upcoming PSP model would be like.

It's been a while since we had a MotorStorm: Arctic Edge update but now here's BigBig Studios' Richard Ogden once again with some more details about the "best-looking game ever" for the PSP. Speaking with the official PlayStation Blog, Game Director Richard Ogden confirmed some more spicy details about the game like the eight player multiplayer for both ad-hoc and infrastructure mode, four player off-line mode and more.

While checking the QJ.NET PSP Updates blog for this week's PSP Weekend Warrior something struck me as odd. I couldn't pinpoint it exactly at first but eventually it dawned on me: we didn't see any PSP2 rumors this week! Or any hardware-centric news for that matter. The games have picked up the slack, though, with a couple of new game confirmations and more good news for the retro-minded PSP owners out there. Read on for the rest of the PSP Weekend Warrior!

Jeff Rubenstein posted earlier today at the PlayStation Blog to announce that he, along with Chris Morell, will be headed to L.A. for SCEA's pre-E3 show. With them is an exciting list of games that will will come in neat, sneak peek packages.

Big lineup this week on the US PlayStation Store update - DLC for LittleBigPlanet, PAIN,  Disgaea 3, and Resistance 2! If that's not enough, the US Demo for Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce joined the fray for your one-man armying pleasure! Complete list is just a click away folks!


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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!

We're getting right into the thick of things as we head into the holiday season, and the good times just keep rolling with big releases every week. Last week we saw The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass lead the launch charge, but this week's mood is a bit different as the Sony PlayStation Portable and the PC are piling up some good titles.

This week's offerings have a healthy host of action, RPG, sports, and puzzle games. We'll be seeing that Japanese prospect of a game as Folklore debuts on the Sony PlayStation 3, while the PSP also has some magic to share with Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions. Valve Software is offering up The Orange Box, while EA Sports and Sony are introducing FIFA 08 and NBA 08 respectively. There's a lot more in store so dig in!

Folklore. What do you do when you receive a letter from the dead? Will you get drawn into a mysterious town called Doolin just like this game's protagonists? Encounter musterious creatures, fairies and monsters which could help you unravel the mystery behind the bizarre happenings in this brand new Sony PlayStation 3 exclusive.

• PlayStation 3- October 12, 2007
• US$ 59.99
• ESRB T
• Sony Computer Entertainment

See the rest of the games released this week by clicking the Full Article link below!

Cosplaying. It's weird, it's goofy, and in some cases, it's Narutard-extreme. Whatever the case, anime otaku and gamer alike love the idea of dressing up as their favorite characters come convention time; everyone wanna see how far they can push their luck impersonating their favorite manga/pixelated hero.

We found these vids over at TechEblog, which are all fan-made skits of all our all-time favorite games. Kinda shows you what a dedicated gamer can do when they've got a bit of money, creativity, and a helluva lot of time on their hands.

The first video up is a skit on Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. It was made by students over at Gordon College in Wenham, Massachusetts. Hmm, early concept for the Wiimote?


The video up next is a homage to everybody's favorite tactical espionage game (Not you, Sam...). This MGS skit was done way over in Taiwan, and we gotta admit, we like the way they adapted an abandoned building for the game's original Arctic setting. On a side note, their Meryl looks cuter than the original, in a Tifa sort of way.

Click on the jump to see the rest of these skits!