Once again we turn to the land of Japan, where a portable version of the PS2 title Mana Khemia 2: Fall of Alchemy (which is coming out in the US this August) has been announced by Gust.

The students of NIS America's Mana Khemia: Student Alliance are gonna make their way to the PSN -- in Hong Kong. Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong has announced that the game will be arriving on the PlayStation's online service come next week.

Just the other day, Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman? What Did I do to Deserve This? got dated for North America. Wondering why they didn't say anything for other regions? Not worry, cos NIS America has confirmed that European and PAL gamers will soon get their hands on the game as well.

Heads up doods, NIS America has launched the Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days official site, packing screens and info straight from the Netherworld. If you love level-grinding, item-hoarding, and Geo Panel-clearing, then we've got ourselves a winner.

Looking for ward to the release of NIS America's Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman! What Did I Do To Deserve This? You better make sure you have internet at home, then. The game's gone the download-only route.

If you have a Japanese PSN account for whatever reason, then here's something for you to use it on. New DLCs are up for grabs for Disgaea 2 Portable right now, such as PlayStation mascots Toro & Kuro making their appearances as villagers of Holt Village.

We've got quite a batch this week, considering that this is the last week before E3. The list starts with the electrifying new PS3-exclusive, inFamous, which by the way also comes with an 80GB PS3 bundle. Also on the list are two great North American releases after making quite a stir in the East - Crimson Gem Saga and Cross Edge. The M-Rated Damnation is also shooting in this week, adding to the lineup's variety. We've got all the details and the goods, so be sure to check 'em all out.

While Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman: What Did I Do To Deserve This? still has a rather vague "July 2009" release window, NIS America has released a new video that encapsulates the quirky title's gameplay. Check it out after the jump.

What can we say, NIS America really is on a roll nowadays. After debuting their new RPG title for the PS3, we now have some more new images from another of their recently-announced goods, Disgaea 2 for the PSP.

Straight from the NIS America presswire - Disgaea's sequel is coming to the PSP in North America. Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days will come with some new features as well as engaging, easy-to-play SRPG action. This one has been in the rumor mill for a while now, and the announcement now puts those to rest. Details and video inside.