A new mecha's headed its way to From Software's Armored Core 3, from their very own Armored Core: Brave New World. Dengeki's even released the screenshots to prove it. Check them out in the full article.

Much has been said about the UMD-less, sliding-screen PSP Go. Rumors and speculation will be put to the test next week during E3, but it seems a little bit of Sony's thunder was stolen by this week's biggest PSP-related headline: the alleged confirmation of the PSP Go in a suspiciously early release of Sony's own video mag, Qore. Read on for the rest of the PSP Weekend Warrior and have a look at the big news that graced these pages this week.

From Software's recently-announced ports for the PSP still haven't been cleared for an overseas release, but the company did let out a few more details. These releases aren't remakes, but all of them will be getting a little extra in terms of features.

You ready for some stealth assassin action (no, not talking about the bald guy)? From Software has pulled the wraps off of their upcoming Tenchu 3 PSP port with a brand new promo video. Check it out after the jump.

From Software's suddenly gone port crazy! According to the weekly Japanese gaming mag Famitsu, the company has five PSP ports in the works. And that's not even counting Armored Core 3 Portable.

Blasting its way into the PSP is Armored Core 3 Portable from From Software. This port gives us a look at some of the features and even bits of gameplay that we'll be seeing on the handheld, which is what we've come to love about what we've seen on the PS2. See for yourself.

The PSP port of Armored Core 3 is coming along nicely. Pretty much everything you remember from the PS2 version will be in the handheld version, but this time having multiplayer support via ad-hoc as well as a more customization options. There's still some hope that From Software will eventually released this outside of Japan. Check out this big batch of screens (battle gameplay, customization menu, etc.) - there's already a bit of English text here and there.

Looks like Japanese mechaphiles will be getting another giant robot game to play on their PlayStation Portables soon: a PSP remake of From Software's Armored Core 3.

Before you go thinking that this is a Naruto puzzle game featuring the Kage Bunshin, just remember that he's not the only one who loves making Shadow Clones. This game has absolutely nothing to do with Naruto or his favorite Ninjutsu. The game is called Onore no Shinzuru Michi wo Yuke, and you basically use Shadow Clones to solve puzzles.

Let's have more of those crisp PSP screenshots from Tenchu 4 (Wii, PSP) by From Software, shall we? And by crisp we mean bone-breaking, crotch-slammin', oh-so-painful moves that you surely wouldn't want to be done unto you. See what we mean after the jump.