(Editor's Note: QuickPeek finally hits the big FIVE-OH!)

Two more editions and we'll be clocking in a full year of weekly recaps! What's in store this week? Lots of hellos and goodbyes. Some hellos are pre-mature, as seen in the case of MGS4 breaking street date (or not), and some goodbyes are actually kinda uplifting - especially if it might result in a 10-year disbarment. Get ready for some major surprises this week!

We're down to the last leg of our 25 excellent PSP games at a bargain price series and we're bringing you a variety of titles. We've included a turn-based tactical strategy title, a rhythm strategy title, a dose of portable Grand Theft Auto, some undead head-swapping, and some good old cute golf. Interested? Check out the full article.

Does Echochrome's world-spinning gameplay have you in a tizzy? The game can really be challenging for the unprepared. If you're considering purchasing the mind-boggling puzzle game Echochrome, check out these gameplay videos first. Remember, it's all in the mind. There is no spoon and all that.

We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but we just want you guys to know about the status of SCEJ's Echochrome demo on the PlayStation Store. Even though it was reported that it's going to put there, people in Europe won't be able to download it today. Read more on this event after the jump!

A lot of us here are looking forward to Sony's new mind-bending game, Echochrome. Earlier, we found out the five laws of perspective that will govern your little mannequin in the game. This time, though, let's take a step away from the gameplay for a moment and take a look at what else the game has to offer. Check out the full article to find out more about Echochrome's gameplay modes, level editor, and the differences between the PSP and PS3 versions.

While rummaging through several 2008 Neoflash Spring Coding Competition entries, we've plucked another great homebrew game for your PlayStation Portable: Bugz. Sony PSP coder Insert_Witty_Name "professionalized" a simple game concept with collection of features similar to those from a commercial casual title. But find out how the game plays out and other reasons why this game's worth a peek at the full story.



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For such a simple concept, SCEJ's Echochrome (Sony PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable) is definitely one mind-boggling game. With its topsy-turvy turns, it's sure to enthrall enthusiasts for hours on end. The three videos we have today give a sneak peek into it. Catch them all after the jump!

Sony Computer Entertainment Japan has sent word via their official site that they're readying a demo of Echochrome for both the PSP and PS3 for next week. Wondering exactly where this game teaser is expected to appear? Head over to the full article to find out!

You may still be reeling with last week's release of epic titles such as Capcom's Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors, and other major titles, but now's not the time to rest. This week, we're going to have some good gaming love both for the handheld and consoles, with Patapon and Frontlines: Fuel of War, among others. Hit the full article for the complete list of this week's release.     

* Article originally posted Feb 24, 2008 at 09:05PM

If you're simply craving for more of SCEJ's Patapon? Well, you're not alone since the beat of the game continues on even outside the game. In fact, BE@RBRICK will be releasing the Patapon BE@RBRICK soon. As you can see on the photo on the left, it's begging to be noticed. Find out more on this ultra kawaii item after the jump!