Synergy is the name of the game these days. Perhaps that's why Marvelous and XSEED have formed a US co-publishing agreement. For the two companies, its all about establishing a greater presence in North America. This means good news for fans of Valhalla Knights 2 and other games as well. More on the strategic business move in the full article after the jump.

If you still need a bit of convincing on whether or not to grab a copy of the recently recently Wild ARMs XF, hopefully the three videos we have could provide what you need. We're sure you guys won't mind catching a glimpse of it. Catch the videos after the jump!

If you want more Wild ARMs XF news, then we've got it for you. We recently received an email from XSeed games about their upcoming title, and they've revealed the shipping date and sugggested retail price for the game. Interested in knowing more? Then head to the full article for all the relevant info.

If you want to see more of XSEED's turn-based strategy game for the PSP, Wild ARMs XF, then you're in luck. We have a load of screenshots in the full article which show off everything from the game's combat system to party and character customization. If you want to see that, head on over to the full article.

 XSEED Games just sent word that Wild ARMs XF's official website is now online. Yes, we're talking about another strategy RPG on the Sony PlayStation Portable that broke Wild ARMs conventions but should provide hours of fun. You'll learn about it at the full article.

After we got wind of XSEED's recent announcement that they would be publishing Media.Vision's Wild Arms XF in North America, we were also able to get our hands on a few more screenshots of the Wild Arms XF characters in action.

View the screenshots after the jump!

XSEED Games has announced that they will be publishing Media Visions' Wild ARMs XF in North America and that the game will be launching by Spring next year. For those unfamiliar with Wild ARMs XF, it is a turn-based strategy RPG for the PSP which was originally released in Japan last August.

Want to find out what the game has to offer? Head on over to the full article though the "read more" link below.

One of the hottest anime/manga franchises that continue to stand the test of time is Hajime no Ippo (Fighting Spirit outside Japan), and it's up for another round. Famitsu's latest issue just revealed that Hajime no Ippo: Portable Victorious Spirits is coming to Sony PlayStation Portable.

Much like Hajime no Ippo's other iterations as a video game, Portable Victorious Spirits is packing a punch with over 40 characters making an appearance. By looking at the scan, we can safely assume that Ippo Makunouchi, Miyata Ichiro, Mamoru Takamaru, and the "Magician" Malcolm Gedo are in the roster. The story will progress through illustrations from the manga, which should make for an authentic experience for fans.

Hajime no Ippo: Portable Victorious Spirits is slated for a winter release later this year. Unfortunately, there is no word of the game reaching the west. Here's to hoping XSEED Games picks this up like they did with Victorious Boxers: Revolution for the Wii.

What RPG wouldn't include a standard dungeon crawler where the hero stumbles blindly from room to room killing endless number of monsters and other baddies? Global A's Chronicle of Dungeon Maker 2 extends this premise by giving you a PSP game that not only gives you a decent cave crawling adventure, but also gives you the chance to design your own dungeon for monsters to live in.

Global A has opened a Japanese website for the game already. And while American PSP owners may have trouble understanding the text there, you can at least take a peek at the visuals on how the sequel is going to come out. So far it seems like it plans to out do its predecessor with more building materials, more monsters, and more magic to play around with.

Chronicle of Dungeon Maker 2 is slated to come out this December 6 exclusively for the PSP. Drop in from time to time to see any updates we have with the game.

Older gamers may remember an old school dungeon-making strategy sim called Dungeon Keeper. The developers of the said title definitely knew what they were doing when it gave gamers a flip-side view of what it's like defending your dungeon against those pesky heroes trying to steal your treasure.

XSEED Games' Dungeon Maker, as you all know, tries to expound on this genre by making its version for the handheld PSP. While Dungeon Maker: Hunting Grounds received a lukewarm welcome in the States, developers from Japan are already winding themselves up for a sequel to the series for the PSP-exclusive RPG dungeon crawler.

Building from the formula of its predecessor, XSEED Games' Dungeon Maker 2 promises itself to be bigger and better with up to 90 building materials (from 50 in the original), plus more magic spells, and items to build your dream dungeon.

From the scan, it definitely seems like a much bigger game than before with new models and characters to choose from and definitely more baddies to vanquish. No official word has been given on when the sequel will be out, but we'll keep everyone posted on this.