Fancy getting a Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny PSP bundle? How about if it came with a Lilac Purple PSP? You know, the one that comes with the Hannah Montana bundle pack? That's exactly what you'll get if you spring for this new PSP bundle announced by Sony's Korean and Hong Kong arms.

The students of NIS America's Mana Khemia: Student Alliance are gonna make their way to the PSN -- in Hong Kong. Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong has announced that the game will be arriving on the PlayStation's online service come next week.

Take out your hair gel and mascara, things are about to get really emo. Hong Kong gaming mag GameWave, who's been pretty accurate about this stuff before, is listing a PSP port of the original Persona from the PSOne. We may be seeing a complete remake in the near future.

Sony's putting up a show under the big tent for Asia. Via press release, SCE Asia has announced that there will be two new colors available for the PSP-3000.

According to the press statement, it's going to be under what's called the "Carnival Colors" series. Check 'em out in the full article, it's Vibrant Blue and Radiant Red.

Could there be a Disgaea and Gundam Arcade PSP ports coming our way soon? If Hong Kong video game magazine GameWave is to be believed, then the answer is a resounding yes. Find out why after the jump.

Here's a little update concerning one of the Dragon Ball Z movies approved by film production company 20th Century Fox. News about this has been going around the Internet for some years now but it was only back in September of this year when i its production was finally given the green light.

According to the latest statement issued by 20th Century Fox in Hong Kong, the live action movie Dragon Ball will start production later this year. The actual launch date and the partial list of cast members can be found via the "read more" link below.

Tired of stripes on handheld cases? Looking for Nike's solid colors? If you're in Hong Kong, or have a friend in Hong Kong, then make haste and snag the latest issue of Milk Magazine, which includes a pair of Nike-branded DS and PSP pouches. (Read our full article to see the pouches.)

The folks over at TGBUS.com have gotten their hands on a PSP Slim, and they've taken the time to take it apart and give the PSP community a look at the innards of Sony's new PlayStation Portable.

There's a whole lot of pictures showing everything from the screen to the motherboard, even the UMD mechanism. You can also see the TA-085 marking clearly on the new PSP's board. You can check out all the images by clicking on the Read link below.

There are no pictures of a box, though, so we don't know if this is one of the new production models or an older prototype model. The new PSPs are reportedly already available at SonyStyle's Hong Kong store, however, so odds are it's new. 0okm has also gotten his hands on a brand new PSP-2006PB with the intention of disassembling it. Keep an eye on this blog for further updates.

   

One of the well-known homebrew developers, 0okm, has just bought his own PSP-2006PB or what is otherwise known as PlayStation Portable Slim/Lite. We are not certain where exactly the item was purchased but it seems that the new SKU has finally arrived in Hong Kong earlier today.

Also, we checked around the Internet and learned that the official SonyStyle store for HK has already started selling the new PSP units for HK$ 1,280 or roughly around US$ 164.15. The colors available for purchase include Silver, White, and Piano Black (similar to 0okm's).

Consistent with earlier reports, PSP Slim is indeed running on official firmware 3.60. Some of the other features implemented by Sony on this new system include RAM increase, improved battery life, and TV output among others. 0okm has promised to disassemble the PSP Slim in the coming days and to report on whatever new things he finds out.

Other markets should have their retail supplies of PSP Slim and Lite by September 20.

You all know what to expect with these accessories for your PlayStation Portable (PSP). Sometimes they are really something and useful, other times they are just completely unnecessary. We found one today over at online site Brando.com and we'll leave it up to you to decide if you want to get one or not.

The product itself doesn't have a proper name but it is actually an LCD Remote for your handheld. We believe the selling point of this product is its built-in FM stereo radio. Not to be cynical but the said site actually misspelled the word "radio" and
again, it's your call if you'll be turned off by that or not.

Anyway, it was mentioned that the product offers complete remote functionality with your PSP not to mention its easy-to-switch function between radio and PSP mode. Take note though that the LCD Remote doesn't come with its own battery so its power source is coming directly from the console.

The Read link below should take you to the product page and kindly tell us what you think about the product. On a last note, be informed that LCD Remote is not an official Sony product. The online site originates from Hong Kong.