From TGS we finally get an update, no matter how small, on the Gran Turismo game for the PSP.

Wait, there's a Gran Turismo game for the PSP? Yes, for those who forgot or don't have a clue since we hardly get any updates on it. Rest assured, Gran Turismo PSP is still in development, according to Sony's Shuhei Yoshida.

Sony's certainly no stranger to risky games, what with a diverse library of games that have anything from unique, to offbeat, to stunning. Games like Loco Roco, Patapon, Heavy Rain, and LittleBigPlanet are prime examples. And taking risks regularly, as Sony's Shuhei Yoshida explains, is how you get the best results. More zen from Yoshida in the full article.

A couple weeks back, we heard Ryan Payton expressing his thoughts that Japan was no longer the center of video game development. Today we hear how Sony Worldwide Studios big wig Shuhei Yoshida echoes Payton's thoughts, saying that Japan is starting to lag in its video game technology, especially when compared to the speed in which it's progressing in the US and Europe. Despite gaming feats like MGS4 or GT5: Prologue, there doesn't seem to be enough to go by with in game technology in in Japan.

Although there are some notable PSP titles to look forward to, lately there's been a shortage of good games for the platform. That might change next year though. Shuhei Yoshida - the guy who stepped into Phil Harrison's shoes as head of Sony's Worldwide Studios - has remarked that they have a lot of games set to be released next year that haven't been announced yet. Details after the link.