RPGs are great games, especially if you don't feel like stepping out or you just want to get some alone-time with a great game. But have you ever wished that you could play some RPGs with other players? Well, Square Enix probably did. The latest issue of the Japanese gaming mag, V-Jump, has it that  Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep has a multiplayer co-op game mode.

Not stopping at Tag Force 3, the next installment in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX franchise for the PSP has been revealed. Coming by way of the latest issue of V-Jump magazine, Konami's Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 4 is heading out for Japan. No details have been listed, but you can most probably expect all the gameplay elements in previous games to be intact here. More interestingly though, this latest game will now incorporate stages and characters from the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's series.

Not one, not two, but three new Tales games have been revealed care of V-Jump magazine in Japan, and all three of them are being planned for release later this year (or at least in Japan): former 360-exclusive Tales of Vesperia is now also for the PS3, Tales of VS for the PSP - Namco Bandai's answer to Dissidia - and Tales of Graces for the Wii!

Since you guys luuuuuurved the screenshots of the PSP-exclusive Dragonball: Evolution game, here's more! This batch is from the Japanese mag, V-Jump, and finally shows Goku, who was absent from the previous screens.

If you're one of the lucky few (aww, paint me green with envy!) to get a Japanese copy of Dissidia come launch day, then this might come in handy: the first Dissidia guidebook will be published on the same day as the game's release in Japan, December 18. Of course, it's printed in Japanese (barring a few noticeable roman letters, usually in all caps like SQUARE ENIX or PSP or... VICTORY or some such) - so if you're considering getting one, make sure you'll be able to use it to its full extent. Besides, you did buy a Japanese game, yes?

10 heroes plus ten villains from the first ten Final Fantasy titles. That makes 20. Shantotto comes along, that's 21. But V-Jump books have been talking about a 22-character roster for Dissidia: Final Fantasy, that leaves one more. So who is this new challenger?

Scans from the recent issue of V-Jump magazine have surfaced, showing Final Fantasy XIII (PS3, Xbox 360), FF Versus XIII, and FF Agito XIII. Some of the Fabula Nova Crystallis screens and artwork seem to be a recycled batch from the previous media (screens, trailers, scans, etc.). In fact, V-Jump's coverage looks strangely similar to Shonen Jump's scans from last week. Nevertheless, we'll take what we can get - heh, another excuse to see the topless renders of the Versus characters.

Can't get enough of Kingdom Hearts? A scan off a page from V-Jump magazine includes a few revealing images that confirm the appearance of three significant ladies in Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep. Details in the full article!

 Square Enix's Final Fantasy Dissidia is definitely shaping up to be one of the franchise's most gorgeous-looking games, and in this scan update of the upcoming title, it could also be construed as having the most awesome character roster ever. From the likes of Zidane and Kuja to Squall and Sephiroth, Final Fantasy Dissidia is certainly going to be huge.

Check out the scans in the full article.

September is coming soon but for those eagerly awaiting the release of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, that's still very far. Don't worry though because you are not alone in your misery and we have here new scans from Japanese magazines Famitsu and V-Jump to keep our company.

Square Enix set Crisis Core five years prior to the events in Final Fantasy VII and should make each and every FF fan understand everything that has transpired in the series. Aside from that, these scans confirmed that players will be able to obtain objects in various ways and then meld them to create new ones. Effects of certain objects can also be modified.

It was also mentioned before that players are able to summon monsters provided that they possess the item associated with the monsters they want to call. Aside from that, the characters in Crisis Core will have a special memory fragment that is unique and related to them.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII will be released in Japan on September 13. It was recently announced that there will be a Crisis Core Special Pack bundled with the redesigned PlayStation Portable.

See the rest of the scans after the jump!