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.

SCEA has announced a pre-order bonus for BigBig Studios' PSP racer, MotorStorm: Arctic Edge. You know the drill: pre-order the game at participating retailers and get some extra stuff. What's nice about this one is that even those who opt for the PSN release will also get the bonus. Find out what you'll get after the jump.

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.

I'm getting a bit of deja vu here. Is it just me or is BigBig Studios' Richard Ogden repeating himself too much lately? Talking about MotorStorm: Arctic Edge, he once again squeezes out some hype juice to promote the upcoming racer. From his perspective, Arctic Edge could possibly generate the best visuals we've seen out of a PSP since forever and a half. Mmm, yeah, never mind Crisis Core and GoW: Chains. Arctic Edge is where it's at.

Bringing the PS3's MotorStorm into a bite-sized version on the PSP may be quite a herculean task, but game creator Richard Ogden isn't one to be easily fazed. In fact, he's pretty optimistic that MotorStorm: Arctic Edge will definitely push the PSP's hardware to its limit. From what it sounds like, the team is aiming to get the full PS3 MotorStorm experience on the PSP!

Woot. What's to look forward to this year for the PSP? Yeah sure, Dissidia's on top of my list, but what else is there? True enough, there are unannounced titles already being worked on - and consider this a confirmation! Lots and lots of confirmation, that is! Following last week's announcement of PS3's 2009 line-up, we now have SCEA's PSP press release: LittleBigPlanet, MotorStorm, Rock Band - all confirmed! Plus an all-new Assassin's Creed too! We also get to see a new PSP color too! Some Lilac luvin' for the ladies, mmm hmm!

Sony and Bigbig Studios have touted Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice for the PlayStation Portable as one of this season's biggest releases. The game was recently launched and we had the chance to play through it. Is it as good as they say it is? We'll ram through the details hard and fast in the full review after the jump.

In just a few more hours, Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice from BigBig Studios for the PSP will be made available at your local retailer.

If you're up for more info before the launch, we're letting you know that the game's devs have released a few more details regarding The Raiders, The Syndicate, and Viper. The info's up ahead in the full article.