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There’s an exciting drop up ahead for fans of PSN. Acclaimed developer Capcom has promised several new titles this year, and to kick off 2009, they’re releasing Ultimate Ghost ‘n Goblins on the PSN. The title should go live as early as tomorrow morning, so keep your bloodshot eyeballed glues to your screens.

Ultimate Ghosts ‘n Goblins follows the story of the historical knight, Arthur, as he slaughters zombies and other menacing things on his way to rescue the princess Prin Prin. UGN is a classic sidescroller that’ll waste tons of your time and make you feel good about life again.

UGN will appear in the PSP Store on the PlayStation Network, and should be available for about $20. Here’s a video to make you drool a little as you await this epic release. You’re gonna love this one. Stay tuned for more exciting news from the world of the PlayStation Network, and for more release dates from Capcom.

Two brand-spanking news trailers have arrived for the forthcoming PSP release of Tales Of The World: Radiant Mythology 2, courtesy of the official game website. The game, which is being developed by Namco Bandai, has made its presence known with a slew of trailers and screenshots; now, the new full-motion video offers a glimpse at the much-anticipated plot.

One video details the hero landing with his spaceship, Van Eltia. The second video shows some screens involving a weapons upgrade process via some in-game menus.

We’ve been looking forward to the release for a long time, and we’re sure that Namco Bandai hasn’t overlooked any of the details which will ensure a long-lasting, satisfying gameplay experience, and a much-welcomed addition to an already epic storyline.

More news on Tales Of The World: Radiant Mythology 2 as it drops, so stay plugged in. Don’t lose your cool. You’ll get what you’ve been waiting for. Watch the videos and play something else for the time being.

The team at Ntreev Soft just released a debut trailer for its forthcoming game, Fantasy Golf Pangya Portable. The new clip is really just more of the same preview tickling that we saw from the first pre-release video that circulated a few months back. This could be a fun game, even if it’s really for girls. But you might be a girl.

Or you might know a girl, so this game could get you some points. Oh, and also: The website for Fantasy Golf Pangya Portable just went live, so go there and geek out to backstories, screenshots, multimedia tidbits, and the like. More news on the full release as it drops, so stay tuned.

Sabacc Basics 0.7.0a has just dropped, and we just told you about it. If you’ve never heard of Sabacc, it’s because you’re not nearly nerdy enough. Sabacc is a game which originated in the Star Wars universe, sort of like a cross between Poker and Blackjack. It’s a cool game in its own right. Props to the code samurai, goumba, for keeping this interesting little sport alive. Here’s the full changelog:

Version 0.7.0a

Fixed: Completed transition to PSP dialogs.

Version 0.7.0

New: Card face names and suites are rendered using Peter Schuster’s New Aurebesh. I can’t find any license info online, hopefully it’s ok for me to use it.
New/Fixed: Some dialog changes.
Fixed: Misc. bug fixes.

Version 0.6.4

Fixed: PSP crash on startup.
Fixed: More dealer call logic.
Fixed: Rearranged the event handling code within the game itself. It no longer uses switch/case, PSP and Keyboard controls now being handled within the same blocks.

Version 0.6.3

Fixed: Some logic flaws in the code for calculating the winner when the hand is called.
Fixed: The dealer called as soon as the round started. This meant that the player was not looking at their current cards or total when the hand was called. The dealer now calls after the player passes on the opportunity and before the next round continues.
Fixed: A debugging feature where the dealer’s cards were displayed slipped through into the build. This has been fixed.
Fixed: When the hand is called, the dealer’s cards are now displayed. A bug in previous versions continued to hide the cards.
Fixed: Resized the call dialog so that when the hand is called, the dealer’s cards are visible behind the dialog. This was originally intended to be accomplished with a standard size dialog and alpha blending, but that isn’t happening.

Verion 0.6.2

New: Graphics for suite display.
Fixed: A rather big bug. You freeloaders didn’t mention it either. When the player ran out of credits, they were still able to continue playing. This has been fixed.

Version 0.6.1

Never released.
Fixed: Some small bug fixes.

Definitely get down and dirty with this game. You’ll enjoy it, and we’ll enjoy you enjoying it. Stay tuned for more updates as they drop.

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Check out this awesome new homebrew application from the code ninja whose undecipherable alias is daaa57150. This is another similar-to-Tetris game where you’ve gotta clear out stacks of lines. This is a musical game, too, so you’ll be jamming along to exploding blocks and all of that neat stuff. There’s also a combo system, as described here:

• the classical : blocks explode, those above fall and connect, combo!
• the explosion : the blocks take some time to explode and during this moment you can add other blocks to make more combos
• the cooldown : after an explosion, a small amount of time is given to make blocks explode somewhere else, if you do it before the time is elapsed, you make more combos.

The game’s still got some bugs and the graphics aren’t smoothed over yet, but it’s definitely playable. We encourage you to stop whatever you’re doing, comb your hair back into a long, flowing mane, and install this gnarly game right away. We’ll keep you updated as the man leaks new versions. Stay tuned.

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For you gangsters out there who have tons of warm and fuzzy memories of Sailor Moon, here’s a drop from the underground that should keep you occupied for a few minutes. It’s titled Code Name Sailor V, and it’s the third game in the Destiny Revival Series.

It’s supposed to be a prequel to Sailor Moon Plus, and it’ll stay close to the Manga that shares its name.

Here’s a quote from the game description:  ”the game follows the story of Minako Aino on her journey to find herself in her training to become a Sailor Senshi. Joining her is Katarina, an Interpol Officer. Together, they are trying to snuff out the Dark Agency, a villainous group destined for Global Domination.”

And some features for all y’all:

• Two game modes (Easy and Hard Modes) plus 2 unlockable bonus sets
• (Bonus Sets Exclusive to Dreamcast and Wii Releases)
• Two player Mode support
• Original voices and cutscenes
• Specialized Enemy AI
• Specialized Boss AI
• Katarina features a new weapon system that will be a precursor to the “Planet Power System” to be used in Sailor Moon S

Grab it right here. Oh, and it’s also available for the Wii. Isn’t that rad? More news as it drops.

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Check out Blur, the latest drop all the way from the savory breweries of France. Underground developer Shaolan has eked out a Tetris clone that’ll rally the troops around the screen for another round of block-mashing fun.

In Blur, the game is played left-to-right, so the blocks are falling –> that way. It’s still a ton of fun, and Tetris enthusiasts will immediately recognize its gameplay potential. Anyway, load this one up immediately and start having the best time of your life. Respect to Shaolan with the iron nuts to lay out another grand Tetris clone.

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Check out these monstrously gnarly screenshots of Brandish: The Dark Revenant. In case you didn’t know, this is THE much-anticipated, forthcoming release from Nihon Falcom featuring some real-time action and enough violence to make your mom start sobbing in front of her dimly-lit vanity mirror.

Bad guys now won’t wait for you to make your next move; they’ll just punch you before you decide. So, don’t sit there drooling while you make up your mind. You’re going to have to really hit some buttons to get through this game.

In addition to mad weapon sKiLlz, items and magic will be an essential part of the main character’s tools of survival. Check out the screens, pump yourself up for the drop, and start telling all your friends how awesome you’re going to be after you beat this game. You might get your butt kicked in this game, so if you’re prone to frustration or embarrassment, you’d better start jumping up and down on your gnarly trucker hat now, in order to save yourself the trouble later on.

An epic science fiction series pushes forward with the monumental drop of Star Ocean: Second Evolution for PSP. Here, you’ll journey along with Claude and Rena, two intergalactic heroes headed towards the fulfillment of their ultimate destinies.

Star Ocean: Second Evolution is an updated version of The Second Story, which was originally released for the PlayStation 1 in 1999.

You’ll control either of the two characters, walking them around between towns, getting into fights and crawling through dungeons. You’ll have to tread lightly at first, but gameplay should pick up in intensity as the plot unravels. The game promises to be action packed, and there should be a ton of bad guys for you to take out your pent-up rage on.

This game looks great, and we’re pretty excited to see how it’s received. Word from the commercial overlords is that the game will drop on shelves on the morning of January 20, 2009, so find something educational to satisfy your attention deficit as you await this much-anticipated release.

While we’re still eagerly awaiting the launch of the game stateside, check out the preview screens of Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep that dropped at the Tokyo Game Show last October. Square Enix has been hard at work on lots of epic graphics and audio for this game, and our heads have been exploding with anticipation of the final drop.

From the trailer, we could at least discern the primary antagonist, Maleficent. We learned that the main player-driven character is a dude named Terra, and this is his first appearance in the Kingdom Hearts realm.
There’s lots of new bad guys and new move executions to try out. Standard keyblade moves follow through with the circle button; blocking is controlled by the square button. X, of course, is still the jump.

The game looks great, but we’re still waiting on an exact release date. The PSP underground is literally tearing their eyeballs out waiting for this epic title to finally release, so don’t soil your jimmies: we’ll keep you posted on new dates as they drop.