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.

The London MCM Expo accomplished what it set out to do this year, which was to set a new world record for most video game cosplayers under one roof. The recently-concluded Movie Comic Expo at the ExCel Center made its gaming side headline-worthy once again, and this one is literally heading for the books.

Capcom's really pulling out all the stops to make Monster Hunter Freedom Unite as big in Europe as it is in Japan. At the MCM Expo in London, the company revealed that they're taking steps to ensure that gamers in London won't have a hard time finding other hunters to hunt with.

While most of the coders out there work within the same circles, one of them seems to be standing on the outside, causing his own storm of sorts. External from most of the drama, StrmnNrmn is happily living in his own world, giving us one of the greatest homebrew emulator projects for the PSP: the Nintendo 64 emulator, Deadalus PSP. As a tribute to Daedalus' third year anniversary this month, here's your QuickGuide for reminiscing (or catching up!) on the life and times of StrmnNrmn so far. Strap into your seats, we're heading into the eye of the storm!

The London Movie Comic Media Expo isn't known for its gaming section, with much of its attendees preferring other forms of entertainment. But all that's gonna change this year, or improve at the very least, because apart from the support of some of today's A-list publishers, the London MCM Expo is attempting to set the World Record for "largest number of people in costume for a video game."

Equality's the name of the game when it comes to development for Visceral and Electronic Arts' Dante's Inferno. Speaking at EA's spring showcase event in London, producer Jonathan Knight revealed that they have no specific lead platform in the game's development.

It was in London that Square Enix talents Yoshinori Kitase and Takeshi Arakawa answered questions from curious fans about the famed Final Fantasy series, while promoting - but not limiting the discussion to - Dissidia. IGN was fortunate enough to have been able to present some questions from the fans, and what they got were a very interesting outlook on the series.

Electronic Arts has just recently revealed a PSP version of their upcoming hack n' slasher Dante's Inferno (also on PS3, Xbox 360, and PC), and now we have a few more tidbits to share with you about the game. More in the full article.

It's final - nearly a month after Eidos shareholders approved the Square Enix takeover, court has finally approved the publisher's acquisition, making Lara Croft and Tomb Raider part of the Square Enix family, although it doesn't appear that Eidos' operations will be affected too much by the new arrangement.

Played the demo for Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce yet? For all you folks in London, here's something that's gonna be a bit better than that - the real thing. Koei teamed up with TokyoToys to have a Dynasty Warriors Day on April 18, 2009 at the London TokyoToys, where Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce will be playable before its release. That's right, you get to play with the Three Kingdoms early in the United Kingdom. More details in the full article.