Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) has just unveiled its planned launch lineup for this year up until early 2009. Killzone 2 will indeed be arriving by next year, although the PSP gamers will be getting a reprieve with an earlier-than-expected launch date for Secret Agent Clank. The rest of details are available in the full article.

We have some good news on the Phantasy Star Portable front: it has just been confirmed that the handheld game will indeed let players import their PS2/PC Phantasy Star Universe characters. More including gameplay and story details in the full article.

Konami Digital Entertainment, or rather its division in America, rocked San Francisco with their blow-by-blow game lineup revelation kicking off from 2008 onwards. Of course, there were the all-time favorites: Metal Gear Solid, Castlevania, Dance Dance Revolution, and Silent Hill. However, these weren't all the games that the publisher highlighted at the event. Find out the rest that wouldn't fit in our title at the full story.

The lucky folks at the UK Official PlayStation Mag got first dibs on Hideo Kojima's masterpiece, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. And guess what? The game got a perfect 10. Aside from MGS4, the magazine also dished out review scores for other games on the PS3, PSP, and PS2 platforms. That and more in the full article.

January and February were Sony months so to speak, as the PlayStation 3 outsold the Xbox 360 for both periods. The record was broken when the March sales figures were published by the NPD, but industry analyst Michael Pachter believes that the PS3 will prove to shine once again in April. More Pachter predictions of the NPD's April numbers in the full article.

A recent Famitsu report indicates that Koei and Omega Force's Warriors Orochi series of games for the PS2, Xbox 360, PSP, and PC has recently exceeded the 1.5 million mark for worldwide sales. A breakdown of its sales per platform is available over in the full article.

Electronic Arts has picked some awesome players to grace the covers of their upcoming NCAA Football 09 (Playstation 2, PlayStation Portable, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, Nintendo Wii, and DS). A recent press release from the company revealed the players who will be fronting the PSP and PS2 packs. To find out who they are and get a glimpse of the packshots, head on over to the full article.

Here's a heads up for all our European readers out in QJ land. If you want to get a hold of portable versions of your favorite board games, then you're in luck. We've recently found out that Ultimate Board Game Collection is now out in Europe. Learn more about this release after the jump!

Remakes of highly-successful games make for great gaming opportunities, and it seems the PSP is the way to go when it comes to Japan's system of choice for such a venture, according to a recent poll done by Dengeki Online. Learn more about the poll after the jump.

Are you proud of your intellectual prowess? Maybe just can't get too much of Buzz! on the PS2? Well, step right up because we have just the PlayStation Portable Homebrew for you: BUZZ para PSP. This quiz game offers 80 sample questions and can be played in three languages (English, Spanish, and Italian). For more on this, head on over to the full article for more information.

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