We've seen the prototypes back in June, and now TGS picks up where E3 left off. Sony has announced the lineup of peripherals that you can get for the PSP Go. Fancy a little bling for your gizmos? Hit the link and check 'em out.

Now that the PSP Go has been unveiled, announced, and criticized, time now to direct our attention to the device usage - should we actually make the purchase that is. For that, Sony is already preparing a few add-ons, peripherals, and accessories that will be compatible to the new handheld, and here are a few of the prototypes on display at E3.

Sony is really keeping the Patapon 2 Fever running with yet another stab at bringing the little black eyeballs to more consumer contact points. This time, Pata-plushies and keychains! Now Pata-Pata-Pata-Pon yourself over to the full article for more info.

With the recent release of God of War: Chains of Olympus, it seems that the Ghost of Sparta has been spotted once again in his tiniest incarnation for the series so far. The Kratos toy figurine developed by Randy Falk definitely shows off the angry Spartan in the prime of youth and then some. Take a look at the images of mini-Kratos in action by clicking on the "read more" link below.

A while ago, Nintendo released the Onyx Black and Pearl Pink DS Lites. Sony then followed suit by announcing the Pink PSP. Now they're showing off a new Silver PSP as well! Previously set for Europe only, the Pink PSP will be coming to Japan as well. Alongside it will be the new Silver PSP shown off for the first time.

Sony also had a few other PSP colors on show, but they were merely prototypes. They had displays of red, blue, yellow, and even "camouflage" PSPs! All the displays were a "see and no touch" affair. The displays themselves were very nice though. Sony wanted to show people they haven't completely forgot about their handheld during all this PS3 hype.

Many people remember the Crash Dummies from their childhood, well it looks as though the exploding car people are back in a game for the PSP titled Crash Dummy vs. the Evil D-Troit. In the game players take on the role of "Crash Dummy" who tries to save the future of his best friend and all the other Dummies.

Also, thanks to the use of the incorporated HAVOC physics engine you can fight with many different styles in a unique and interactive environment against evil D-Troit´s prototypes-dummies - move cases, throw barrels, climb walls, swim and use weapons like the Liquid-Bazooka to freeze, glue or burn the bad dummies. The game should be hitting stores sometime before the end of the year, but until then go ahead and checkout the three minute long gameplay video below.

Download: [Crash Dummy vs the Evil D-Troit Gameplay Video]