Another game is getting ported to the PSP. Arc System works apparently intends to bring BlazBlue on your Sony handheld, this we found out coming from Famitsu's newest issue.

Here are four new videos from Arc System Works' Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus. The game's been out for a while, but if you've been having second thoughts about purchasing it, maybe these vids will change your mind.

Screenshots and more details on Arc System Works' Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus fell on our laps by way of a Game Watch update today. Read more on this 2D fighter at the full article and find out just why it has the word "Plus" in its title.

Here's a pretty cool deal. The PSP title Guilty Gear Judgment, ARC System Works and Majesco's handheld iteration in the popular fighting series, is now going for a mere US$ 13 at Circuit City.

Of course, keep in mind that that's the base price. The game's not available for in-store pickup, so interested gamers will have to get it shipped for about US$ 4, depending on where it has to be shipped to.

Anyway, Guilty Gear Judgment's been out in the U.S. and Japan since last year, but in case you haven't tried it out yet, here's a run-down of the game's features:

• Features 20 Guilty Gear character favorites, including Sol Badguy, Potemkin, May, Dizzy, Faust and more.
• Compete in Story Mode (five characters have their own storyline that unfolds while playing), Co-Op Mode (play with a friend through PSP wireless connectivity) and Survival Mode.
• Master each character’s signature combos and beat down opponents with special moves including Psych Burst, Dust and Overdrive attacks.

We've already given you all the details about Sol Badguy and the Gang's move to the PSP. Now it's time for a little glimpse of what to expect from the 2D Fighting Phenomenon's newest mode.

Below are pics of the side-scrolling, action mode that's set to give Guilty Gear fans 18 levels of story and brawling. Guilty Gear Judgement by Arc System Works and Sammy Studios, certainly hasn't lost any of its heavy-metal, sexually suggestive, insane-anime styled charm, and it should prove to just as fun and just as engaging as its console siblings.

A thing to note is that the much loved "detailed sprites" aren't as crisp as the ones found on the console versions of the series. We'll have to wait for a video to see if they animate just as well.

See more pics on the Full Article.