So it wasn't Hot Shots Skydiving after all. The official reveal isn't until Friday, but Japanese gaming mag Famitsu has already detailed the latest PSP installment in the Hot Shots -- or Minna no -- series: a mini-game collection called Minna no Sukkiri.

First it was Square Enix, and then Capcom, and now here's Sony Japan joining in on the teaser wagon with a teaser site for a new entry in the Hot Shots (or "Minna no") series for PSP.

In a week filled with industry news, we ended up with a rather sparse recap of the big PSP-specific news that graced the QJ.NET PSP blog. The PSP Go -- or rather, retailers who are feeling a bit miffed by Sony's decision to go download-only for the Go -- was there to pick up the slack. Game-wise, we got a couple more updates as Capcom gears up for this week's Monster Hunter Freedom Unite release as well as more import news and some pre-order goodies for Dissidia, as if fans didn't have enough reason to buy it. Read on for the rest of the PSP Weekend Warrior!

Tomy Corporation has announced that their first PSP title, Pangya: Fantasy Golf, has gone gold, which means the anime-populated and RPG-infused golf title is now right on track for its launch next week.

A new trailer for Pangya: Fantasy Golf has been released today courtesy of TOMY Corporation. The new gameplay footage showcases the fantastic world of golf filled with endless customization options. It also highlights the game's gorgeous environment, playable characters and RPG gameplay elements.

Tomy Corporation has already started making a bigger presence for themselves in the games industry, moving past mere publishing and into actual sales and distribution for their Naruto games. To build up more hype for their products, they'll be exhibiting some of their wares at next week's E3. Hit the full article for a look at Tomy's E3 2009 lineup.

It sure took them long enough, but Square Enix finally managed to pin down a specific date for Dissidia: Final Fantasy's US launch this week. The good news was still tainted with some bad, however: Rock Band: Unplugged got leaked onto the Internets three weeks before its official release date. On second thought, whether this is good news or bad news depends entirely on your stance regarding the piracy issue. I bet the devs and publisher, not to mention Sony, are really pissed about it though. Read on for the rest of this week's happenings in the PSP Weekend Warrior.

Last month, there was an Amazon deal for a PSP Slim. Getting one from them allows you to get one free game - it was either Retribution or MLB. Now, they're trying to drive sales for the PSP-3000 by offering a similar deal. The mechanics are the same, the choices, a bit different. This time around, the deal (active until May 16) is only in effect if you buy a PSP-3000 Piano Black Core Pack. Buying one lets you choose a free game from a melting pot of three Greatest Hits: either Kratos, golf, or blobs.

Not much by way of the PS3 PlayStation Store this week. Just some packs and other miscellaneous content. The usual suspects are there. But as for the PSP Store, Europe's PSN update for this week finally makes the free demo for Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce available.

TOMY Corporation has finally revealed a target release window for Pangya: Fantasy Golf, the PSP  version of Ntreev Soft's popular Pangya MMO. According to TOMY associate producer Mike Jones, they are currently tracking a release sometime this Summer. Hit the full article for a few more details.