So, what transpired this week on the PSP blog? Well, Sony seems to be sending feelers out for new PSP Go colors, Nate Drake and others are getting the Pinball treatment, riskbreaking's finally making its way to the PSN, and Adhoc Party has been confirmed for a US release. Oh, and you can now get a PSP Go for cheap if you happen to have a PlayStation Credit Card. All that and more in the PSP Weekend Warrior.

Remember SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1 (PS2, PSP, Wii)? A year on and it looks like SNK is finally ready to release the next volume in the compilation. Thing is, it seems they're going backwards instead of forward.

Here's some good news for fans of SNK's Metal Slug franchise. The ESRB has the newest title, Metal Slug XX, listed in its database, which means we can expect it in North America soon.

The PSP Go remains a hot item this week. Nasayers still think it's going to fall flat on its non-face. Sony, for their part, is busy touting it as a success, throwing out some impressive -- yet ultimately still unsubstantiated -- sales numbers. While the "go or no go" tug of war is happening, unscrupulous types are capitalizing on the new handheld by releasing their own thinly-veiled knock off version. All that and more in the PSP Weekend Warrior.

SNK's Metal Slug series has been running strong for more than ten years now, and it shows no sign of stopping anytime soon. A new entry in the series has just been announced for the PSP.

Tired of the flimsy four-game batches we've been having lately? We've got double the number this week, with big titles you definitely don't want to miss out on, even if you're not much of a day one buyer. For starters, there the PC version for Bionic Commando (PC, Xbox 360, PS3) and the naval strategy game, East India Company. Cherry on the icing goes to King of Fighters XII (PS3, Xbox 360),and the much-anticipated Wii Sports Resort, hand-in-hand with the Wii MotionPlus.

Spearheading this week's edition of On Shelves are a pair of mature-rated games featuring characters with arms so huge I don't think they can even see their armpits anymore. I'm talking about Resident Evil 5 and MadWorld. For the less mature-inclined, we have M&M's Beach Party and Totally Spies! Totally Party. Um, yay, I guess?

Here's something we haven't seen in a while... Remember that Battle Monsters homebrew by titch.ryan from a year ago? Well, it's back again, but now with a Legend of Dragoon twist.

Download: Legend of Dragoon Card Battle v.01
Visit: QJ.NET PSP development forums

What's better than one Samurai Shodown title? Why not all seven of them? SNK Playmore USA recently cleared up the previous confusion regarding the actual titles included in the Samurai Shodown Anthology compilation for the Nintendo Wii and Sony PlayStation Portable. Find out exactly what the company said regarding this upcoming classic 2D fighting game in our full article after the jump.

If last week's on-shelves superstar is Niko Bellic from Grand Theft Auto 4 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3), today we have Steven Spielberg, the Academy Award-winning director of ET, Jaws and Jurassic Park. No, we won't be playing the director in a video game. Rather, we can now get a feel of his brainchild puzzle video game, Boom Blox. See what other game titles will be released this week over at the full article.