Irem has revealed a few more details regarding R-Type Tactics II: Operation Bitter Chocolate, the sequel to the tactical strategy PSP title R-Type Tactics (R-Type Command outside Japan). One of the few things they didn't reveal, however, is just what "Bitter Chocolate" means. I guess we'll find out when we play the game. If it gets an overseas release, that is.

Speaking of sequels, here's another one. Irem has announced in Japan that the portable strategy offshot of their R-Type franchise, R-Type Command, will be getting a sequel this October.

In case you didn't know, Irem's actually working on another RPG for the PSP. In fact, it's probably done already given that it's already scheduled for release on July 23rd. Said RPG is Narisokonai Eiyuuden: Taiyou to Tsuki no Monogatari (Narisokonai Epic: Tale of the Sun and Moon). Quite a mouthful, eh? Details and a couple of screenshots follow after the jump.

Steambot Chronicles: Battle Tournament for the PSP is a spin-off of a PS2 game called Steambot Chronicles. Blending together a turn-of-the-century world with steampunk sensibilities, publisher Atlus and developer Irem task players with taking control of bipedal automobiles called Trotmobiles to try and reach the summit of Orion City's Trotmobile tournaments. Does it live up to the underrated title that it was spawned from or does the PSP outing run out of steam? Let's find out.

The second trailer for Irem's Disaster Report 3 is sporting even more gameplay footage than its first one (which had more cutscenes than actual gameplay). What's even cooler here is that we see the multiplayer mode in action. For a game that's all about stress levels running high and the city crumbling to pieces, the theme song here sure is ironic. Aww, how the power of love overcomes the forces of nature!

Some new details about the multiplayer aspect of Irem's upcoming PSP title, Zettai Zetsumei Toshi 3 (or, as it's known here, Disaster Report 3) have come to light courtesy of Famitsu's online equivalent. Also, screenshots.

Holy flaming tornadoes, Batman! And here I was thinking that columns of fire only existed in the bible, but apparently, they can occur in nature as well. We are, after all, talking about Disaster Report 3 here, and huge flaming tornadoes should be just the least of your worries. Check out the full article to see the column of fire wreaking havoc on the city (and no, I don't necessarily mean the girl in the nurse outfit on the left).

Atlus is once again bringing another Japanese PSP game to the US: Ikuze! Gen-san, a PlayStation Portable title from Irem that pits a kind-hearted carpenter against a dastardly construction company.
The game has been rebranded as Hammerin' Hero, probably because "Hammertime"'s already taken. More after the jump.

As promised, Irem Software released the very first video of their survival action adventure title for the PSP, Disaster Report 3 (Zettai Zetsumei Toshi in Japan). You can check it out over at our full article.

Japanese video game developer Irem apparently has not one, not two, but three games for the PSP to be showcased in this year's Tokyo Game Show. We have some early info on Narisokonai Eiyutan: Taiyou to Tsuki no Monogatari, another Irem RPG for the PSP.