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.

In case you haven't logged into the PlayStation Network yet, here's a heads up. New downloadable goodies are now available for your Sony PlayStation 3, highlighted by none other than the much awaited demo from Free Radical's camp. We've got them all listed down at the full article.

It's already the third installment for this five-part series listing 25 games that do not deserve to collect dust in the bargain section of any store. In this installment, we'll have a few games that come from reputable franchises, such as Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops and Tekken: Dark Resurrection. We'll also have an interesting puzzle/brain training hybrid in the form of PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient, and other titles. Don't miss out on the entire list in the full article!

It looks like there are some bargains to be found today. PSP Fanboy reports that the PlayStation Store has some titles that are going for cheap!

Wanna know what those titles are? Learn about them after the jump!

A bunch of people over at the PSPCube forums have reportedly gotten their hands on SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2's patch 1.4 before it has been officially released.

The unreleased patch was apparently found on Sony's servers, where it was downloaded and leaked. A video of the patch waits in the full article.

Those who are hankering for more PSP games but can't exactly afford premium-priced titles at the moment can check out some new deals from Toys "R" Us. UMDs of PaRappa the Rapper and SOCOM U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2, both SCEA titles, are now enjoying a hefty 50% slash off their prices, letting PSP gamers enjoy an early Christmas.

The hip-hoppin' music title PaRappa The Rapper is now only US$ 14.99, way cheaper than its original US$ 29.99 pricetag. Now even more gamers can bust their moves in tune with Master Onion's Rap. For those who'd prefer more nitty-gritty action, SOCOM U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 can now be bought at a paltry US$ 9.99.

The Read link below leads to the SOCOM page while this link takes you to the PaRappa page.

Combining stealth, tactics and gameplay into one portable gameplay experience comes SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Tactical Strike from Slant Six, and we have two new videos of the game in action on the Sony PlayStation Portable. While intense and twitchy firefights may not be the most suitable environment for a chess-like game of strategy, SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Tactical Strike makes it work, although you may find some of the game's sections a bit hard to swallow.

These two videos, titled Garage and Grenade Gameplay, shows off the game's main aspect - that is, combat - in full force, both in closed quarters and in open fields respectively. The graphics are looking very solid, and the way you're able to position your characters to achieve the best possible kill angle is pretty sweet. SOCOM fan or not, if you want some tactical shooter gameplay on the go, then SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Tactical Strike is right up your alley.

Enjoy the videos!

The other video and more after the jump!

Now that Slant Six Games' SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Tactical Strike for the Sony PlayStation Portable is coming in a few days, all that's left is to sit back, wait for the release, and maybe ogle at these new screenshots to pass the time. We've seen videos of the game in action, but more screens never hurt.

This latest bundle of shots taken from SOCOM's third installment for the PSP show more of the action-packed squad-based title. The group of SEAL operatives are sneaking around forested areas as usual, while some of the images are set in the game's urban backdrops. It's no secret that SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Tactical Strike looks pretty sweet, especially for one on the Sony handheld.

Slant Six Games' SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Tactical Strike has gone gold not long ago, and it should be available from your favorite retailer this November 6. We'll be leaving you with these screenshots for now, but stay tuned for any updates!

  
  

If you're a big SOCOM series fan and you're a Sony PlayStation Portable owner, you'll be glad to know that SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALS Tactical Strike is closing in with a nice mix of old and new. Slant Six Games has taken over the development reins from where Zipper Interactive left off and it's bringing back old series hero KAHUNA for some nostalgic treats.

The sad news is that you'll only be able to see KAHUNA but he won't be playable. No matter. You're in charge of four bad-ass SEALS anyway and you'll be tasked with some of the most dangerous missions that only the best of the best can handle in SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALS Tactical Strike.

These screens and box art show some of the game's nice eye candy. Expect more action that ever when SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALS Tactical Strike finally ships. We'll keep you posted for more.

  
 

A ton of info about the latest tactical shooter for the PlayStation Portable, SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Tactical Strike headed your way in this developer interview video update - as well as a big payload of screenshots guaranteed to get that blood going and your trigger fingers twitching. We get you all the juicy details and the eye candy before you can say "Tango Down."

In this developer interview with Slant Six's Dave Seymour, the design director responsible for the game's look and feel, we find out just what went into the series' third entry for the PSP, and how they decided to give the game's unique tactical flavor and direction. We also get a hint of just how long the game would be, and suffice to say playing at the easiest difficulty would have us occupied for ten hours at most.

Of course, it lengthens dramatically when we move on to the more challenging difficulties - and unlocking a secret mode for the game requires us to beat the hardest difficulty. Ouch.

Certainly a refreshing take on the SOCOM series. Updates as we get them, and in the meantime enjoy the video and screenshots!

A lot of screenshots after the jump!