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According to sources in Europe, Jeanne D’Arc, the tactical RPG for the PSP from Level-5, never got released in the UK. It was definitely slated for a UK drop, but for some reason, it seems to have missed the mark.

Tons of RPG fans across the globe have been awaiting the release of Jeanne D’Arc, so it’s kind of a shame that the UK crowd is going to miss this, at least for now.

Level-5 is the author of the immensely popular title, White Knight Story, as well as a game still in development named Ushiro.

We’d love to hear word of a UK release for Jeanne D’Arc, so we’ll stay savvy to news from over there. Hopefully developers realize how important it is to keep all of their turfs happy and in good, fresh titles. We certainly do.

While we knew a while back that you could pre-order Resistance: Retribution for PSP from Amazon, we now know that you can also pre-order from GameStop. It’s nice to have a choice. What’s cool is that pre-ordering will also enable you to utilize a voucher code that you’ll receive in order to download a Resistance: Retribution demo game. The official release for the full version of Resistance: Retribution is still listed as March 17th.

A neat thing about the new Resistance: Retribution demo is that it allows you test the Connect feature, which many fans have been looking forward to. Follow the instructions below to correctly set up the connect between the PSP and the PS3:

• Insert and load Resistance: Retribution on the PSP.
• Insert and load Resistance 2 on the PS3.
• Connect PSP to PS3 via USB Cable.
• From “Start” menu on the Resistance 2 menu, select “Options”.
• Scroll to “Connect PSP”.

We’ll leave you with some screenshots here, and you can follow the links below to access the pre-order from Amazon and GameStop.

Link to the Amazon Pre-Order Page
Link to the GameStop Pre-Order Page

Check back in with us for more updates on the commercial release as we draw closer to March.

For some time now, there’s been speculation that Sony Ericsson has plans to launch a gaming-oriented cellular phone (remember the N-Gage?). Apparently, the folks behind the idea decided to take the plan to the big-wigs at Sony, hoping to slingshot off the successes of the ever-popular Walkman and Cyber-Shot handsets.

Word on the street is that Sony handed down the iron fist to Sony Ericsson, insisting that Sony will only license the Playstation brand if Sony decides to manufacture the new gaming devices independently. That’s some weird intra-corporate power politicking, if you ask us.

A Sony Ericsson spokeswoman said that they “could not comment on what Sony has or hasn’t said. In the past, we have been keen that our product proposition lives up to brand promise, and we feel at the moment the technical specs are not high enough to put such a prestigious brand on a phone.”

Hopefully, the two supposed cooperators will get their panties untied and work together on some really amazing gaming hardware under the Playstation brand. We’ll look forward to what their mutual innovation will produce in the near future. For now, stay tuned for more updates on this fun corporate drama.

Hot off the grapevine is an interesting promise about a game that’s captivated audiences worldwide on the PSOne: Persona. Persona should be getting a near-total overhaul and port to the PSP that’ll keep fans of the series sweaty for weeks of intense gameplay.

Rumor says that the port will feature brand new scenarios, all new characters, and new, innovative storyline elements. The rumor even has the game finding its way to shelves in Japan by this April. The source of the rumors, GameWave, is a popular gaming magazine based in Hong Kong, and has also speculated on ports for Mobile Suit Gundam: Bonds of the Battlefield and Disgaea 2.

Now, there’s no official confirmation on the PSP port of Persona, but enough dust has been kicked up around this rumor to suggest that it’s got some merit. We’ll look forward to hearing more about it as we get closer to April. Keep hope alive, folks: Undoubtedly, we’ll get ours. We always do.

There’s been tons of speculation, but not much in the form of hard evidence that the much anticipated Duke Nukem Trilogy, purportedly in development by Apogee, is actually slated for release any time soon. Minimal glimpses of the game were offered in the form of a short trailer that debuted at E3. Apparently, though, the Duke Nukem Trilogy is very much still on the project board, and the designers at Apogee are still hard at work on it. Here’s a quote from an Apogee representative:

“Both the DS and PSP versions of the game are coming along nicely. On the DS side the graphics are blowing the socks off everyone who sees it (those lucky few outside the company that have seen it), and on the PSP, they say the depth of view is the best they have seen to date for that device.

Development is proceeding at a feverish pace on both systems. There has been implementation of some unique features specific to each system that owners will be glad to see. We are also including some cool bonus game play features that we haven’t spoken about that we feel will enhance the overall way the game is played.”

You can check out the trailer here, but you won’t get much more information out of it. For now, keep your fingers crossed, stay glued to your seats, and we’ll spread the good news as it drops.

Fans of Phantasy Star Portable, get ready for some more action. A new multiplayer mode mission is now available for the game from Sega’s download site. The name of the new mission is Nazokaimei Mission, which means the “Mystery Unfolded Mission.”

On this gnarly new mission, you’ll be tasked with solving the problem of a virus that’s somehow proliferated and gotten all up into VR, which is the Guardian’s training program. Check out the Sega site for the download if you’re looking to get even more involved with your favorite game than you already are.

As always, for more news from the Phantasy Star Portable series, keep your eyes glued to this website, where we’ll leak clutch information the second it drops.

Here it is from the rumor mill, folks: Word has it that Sony is overseeing a survey asking gamers’ opinions regarding future PSP hardware and potential software functionalities that may appear on future systems.

Someone apparently in the know sent word over that participants in the Sony-conducted survey had to rank some features that are currently not available on the PSP. Some purported stuff on the list: Built-in GPS, Bluetooth wireless, internal data storage, and…a touchscreen!

Here’s a more detailed list of possible PSP stuff that appears in the survey:

• Was smaller, yet retained most of the current PSP’s screen size
• Offered social networking functionality on the XMB
• Included a keyboard for easer internet browsing and communication
• Offered Bluetooth wireless support for easy pairing with other devices
• Had a touch screen
• Had an imprved screen for more dynamic graphic displays
• Offered the ability to find others near you who want to connect for online gaming
• Offered an e-comic/book download service through the PlayStation Network
• Included a hard drive for memory storage

For now, this is still, like we said, fodder from the rumor mill. Keep your eyes glued to this website, though, and we’ll keep you up-to-date with more concrete news as it drops.

Air Conflicts: Aces Of World War II has just gone gold, according to its developer, Graffiti Entertainment. This is industry slang that indicates that all functionality of the game has been tested and confirmed, and that all pre-release debugging is finished. The game is officially ready for manufacturing and release.

Air Conflicts: Aces Of World War II is a WWII flight sim, where you can choose to fly as the US Air Force, the RAF, the Luftwaffe, or even the Russian Red Army Air Force. 17 fighter planes are available for your gut-wrenching flying pleasure. Also, the game features an eight-player multiplayer mode.

Kenneth Hurley, CEO of Signature Devices, Inc., and Graffiti Entertainment, Inc., had this to say about the forthcoming release:

“The brilliant graphics and wireless multiplayer capabilities of Air Conflicts makes the PSP system a perfect platform for this game and we are very happy with the quality of the gameplay. The game includes some great American missions that we’ve added that should excite the most avid PSP Gamer.”

Air Conflicts: Aces Of World War II is scheduled for release on March 15th, 2009, for the PSP only.

If you’re a fan of the popular cross-platform title WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2009, check out this latest drop from THQ. Apparently, the developer announced the release of a patch that will allow your custom wrestlers to benefit from an attribute boost. Its original drop date was scheduled for the end of January, but it’s already here. Props to THQ for staying on target with this one, which is undoubtedly going to be well-received by adoring fans.

According to Cory Ledesma, senior creative manager at THQ, “The Create-a-Superstar feature has always been a very popular component of the WWE Smackdown vs. Raw franchise. The new patch will give more players more flexibility and greatly enhance their ability to fully customize multiple Created Superstars at the same time.”

So, get your cheesecloth leotards out, and head for the PSN to grab this awesome, game-enhancing patch.

The teeming underground over at PSPHyper have peeped some fan chatter that indicates that a game based on the popular manga .hack//Link will soon arrive for the Sony PSP.

A listing appeared in this week’s Dengeki PlayStation Magazine, which shows the title in a release schedule categorizing the game as an ARPG. Preliminary reports indicate that its developer is CyberConnect, who has masterminded the development of most of the .hack games heretofore.

There’s a mysterious countdown on the CyberConnect2 website which ends in 2 days; we’ll let you know its relevance as more news drops closer to the T minus 0. As always, stay tuned here for news from the .hack//Link drop as it ripens.