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.

So, how did the Wii stealth ninja game, Tenchu 4 (Wii, PSP), translate in the PSP port? See for your self with the screenshots in the full article.

The PSP version of Tenchu 4 (Wii, PSP) has finally been dated. Granted, the release date is for Japan only, but it's a date nonetheless. Hit the jump for all the details.

The title says it all. It seems like the Tenchu franchise isn't completely leaving Sony's consoles for greener Nintendo pastures (or rice patties, in this case). According to a recent issue of Famitsu, Tenchu 4 is getting a PSP version and will be coming out in Japan by February 2009.

Here's a last minute update from From Software before people go packing their bags to head to the Tokyo Game Show. At From's official website, they've revealed their game lineup for this weekend's event. Hit the full article to see a list of games you can expect at From's booth.

Media Create has released the Japanese Sales charts for the week of April 4 to 13. Making its debut in the list at first place is Nintendo's Mario Kart Wii, selling 594,000 copies in its first week. To find out what other games were able to make it into charts, head on over to the full article.