Capcom will be unveiling two new quests for Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G tomorrow. One of the quests will be all about pink, but don't think for a moment that it'll be a cakewalk. Details on what you'll be up against are available in the full article.

Dissidia Final Fantasy is still a bit far along into completion, but an explanation as to why was given by Square Enix. New details have been dropped on levels and gameplay elements. You can check that out and more in the full article up ahead.

Here's a bit of good news for PSP owners out there getting a little too tired of all these Mobile Suits. Japan's Famitsu magazine has revealed that Namco Bandai is preparing a new Macross game for the PSP. Even more interesting is that the game appears to be based (partly) on the currently ongoing Macross Frontier TV series. More details are available over in the full article.

A lot of you out there may be very excited about Square Enix's upcoming event this August 2 and 3 in hopes of seeing more stuff related to Final Fantasy Versus XIII, but don' get your hopes way up high because you might get disappointed. The game's development has been placed on hold to allow team members to concentrate on higher priorities. More details about that and the rest of Square Enix's projects after the jump.

More information has been unveiled regarding Square Enix's progress on Dissidia: Final Fantasy for the Sony PSP. Famitsu's latest scans indicate that the game is already half-done, among other interesting info tidbits. Catch the rest of the news over in the full article.

Come fall of 2008, Acquire's latest adventure title Way of the Samurai is scheduled to launch over in Japan. The latest Famitsu issue shows us that development is coming along nicely and that a platform other than the PS3 is getting it. Which one? It's none other than the PSP! Scans and details in the full article up next.

Famitsu has let slip a few details about a special event Square Enix is readying for August. The event's currently called DKΣ3713 and might have something to do with some of the company's upcoming titles. Further details are available in the full article.

A recent Famitsu report indicates that Koei and Omega Force's Warriors Orochi series of games for the PS2, Xbox 360, PSP, and PC has recently exceeded the 1.5 million mark for worldwide sales. A breakdown of its sales per platform is available over in the full article.

Why do you love Monster Hunter? We can only guess, but what we're certain about is why them Japanese gamers enjoy the series and went crazy when Capcom released Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G. The answer is quite simple - it's portable and can be played online. Survey data to back that up is available at the full article, and we're inviting all unbelievers to see for themselves.

Sony PSP owners in North America still don't have a clue about when exactly we'll see Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G land in our stores, but we know enough about it to want it bad. The successful Capcom game has taken the Japanese market by storm, and these screens give us a clue why. See them after the jump.