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After confirming the release of Phantasy Star Portable 2, Sega is now releasing some video clips of their recent installment to the Phantasy Star series.

Sega’s official website has just posted a trailer of their new flagship game–the Phantasy Star Portable 2. And although everything else is in Japanese (except for Hideaki Kobayashi’s “Living Universe,” which is the song played in the background), I trust you will enjoy this video as much as it gave me something to look forward to. Really, you need not learn or understand Japanese in order to appreciate this trailer.

Phantasy Star Portable 2 is expected to be released in Japan on December 3, 2009.

Giant video game company Electronic Arts is set to release the new Army Of Two: The 40th Day early next year, so gamers better be ready to muscle their way into this new world. EA Montreal also just announced the release dates of Army Of Two: The 40th Day in the North American and European markets. And have I mentioned that the game will come out in multi-platform co-op shooter?

Salem and Rios, our soon-to-be favorite tag team, will battle it out in North America come January 12 next year while they’ll be debuting earlier in Europe where Army Of Two: The 40th Day is set to be released on January 8, 2010. According to EA, those who will pre-order the game will gain access to the extraction multiplayer mode at launch. Those who will not pre-order will have to wait for a month before being able to use the said mode.

Army Of Two: The 40th Day is compatible with Playstation 3, Xbox 360 and Playstation Portable.

A couple of months ago, the makers of Astro Boy announced that a new video game is in the works for the PSP, Wii, DS. Now, the makers took back the announcement by saying that the new Astro Boy: The Video Game will on be released for the PSP in Japan.

A producer at High Voltage Software, Cameron Rains, confirmed that the PSP version of the game will only be released in Japan. He did not, however, provided an explanation why Japan won’t be having a release of the Astro Boy: The Video Game for the Wii. The DS version will not be handled by High Voltage.

The game has a high resolution that even increases the excitement over its release. As you can see in the screenshots, it has the incredible graphical composition that made Final Fantasy: Dissidia a instant fan favorite since its release.

Although this would only be released in Japan, I’m sure a lot of people would be waiting across the Asian shores for this one. Of course, you can always order this game online and wait for it on your doorsteps.

Class of Heroes’ maker, Acquire, has recently earned the right to release a PSP version of the Gladiator series. And first on their list is to take on the Gladiator Begins, and release it to the world of Playstation Portable.

In Gladiator Begins, you will have to play the role of a gladiator fighting just so he can win his freedom. You will also have to create your character (just like with any role-playing games) dressed in nothing but a loincloth. Then, you will have to fight it out in the arena with other gladiators while the crowd is jeering you on. If you are still finding it hard to understand the mechanics of the game, watch Russel Crowe’s Gladiator, and you will definitely see the similarities between the movie and the game.

Check out the screenshots for more exciting details on this new game. The Gladiator Begins will be released in Japan on October 29. No word yet on an American release.

As we’re all waiting for the release of the US version of the Dissidia Final Fantasy, let us first take a look at this preview from its makers. There are also some extras here that will help you understand more clearly the mechanics of the game.

As you can see from this trailer, there are more features in this one than the original version. In this update, you can notice that there are more balance-fixes, additional cutscenes and extra gameplay tweaks. And although I am sure you cannot wait anymore for the final release of this game, there are still some weeks left before we can get our hands on the Dissidia Final Fantasy.

There would be no subtitles for the game though so those asking for it might as well think first before buying or playing the game since non-English speaking gamers might find it hard to appreciate the Dissidia Final Fantasy.

Even before the Iron Man 2 the movie is released in theaters, Sega is already banking on its new game developed as a tie-in of the movie version. But although there’s the two versions share the same name, the game won’t follow the movie too closely.

The developer is said to be drawing stories from both the movie and comic book series, incorporating them and finding a middle ground for the two points to meet. The latest information about the new game revealed that we’ll be seeing Tony Stark “gifting the world with new technology in order to make it a better place.”  The technology, however, was used by the bad guys for their deeds, pushing Stark to come after them in full Iron Man combat gear.

The game will also feature enemies like the Crimson Dynamo. And in addition to the suit’s high-tech gadgets, Iron Man will also be getting some new toys and hand combat skills.

Sega is said to be targeting a 2010 spring release for the Iron Man 2. The game is being developed for PS3, PSP, Xbox 360, Wii and DS.

After the announcement that Sega will be bringing the sequel for First Valkyria Chronicles to the PSP, a fresh batch of screenshots was released early this week.

But although we are expecting an earlier release of the First Valkyria Chronicles 2 in Europe, particularly the United Kingdom, Sega has not announced any specific dates yet as to when this will come out in the Western region.

I will, of course, fail to elaborate on the pictures (Japanese-speaking gamers, enlighten us please). But I’ll leave you guys to try to decipher the characters in the pictures, and also to analyze what it says about how the game’s going to revolutionize gaming in PSPs.

Capcom has unveiled that the Fate/Unlimited Codes Portable will not be released on summer, but in early September. Thanks to the company’s announcement, we can now officially scratch summer of our PDAs. Planners or whatever, and we can begin our countdown for September.

This game is a PSP version of the arcade fighter made popular by the developer Cavia. It accommodates local multiplayers (two players), unlockables, more than 250 missions and minigames.

Fate/Unlimited Codes Portable, however, will only be made available for download (meaning, this will not be for purchase on PSP retail stores). You can pay for it online for a surprisingly low price of $29.99. Capcom will also be showcasing this game at the Comic-con in San Diego this week.

Sony has just released the price tag for its white PSP 3000 Assassin’s Creed Bloodlines bundle. The bundle will be up for grabs for only $199. That’s a pretty cheap price with what you are going to get with the pack.

The bundle will come with a white PSP 3000 wherein the Assassin’s Creed Bloodlines is installed, a 2GB memory stick PRO Duo and a yet unnamed feature film on UMD. Yes, even as there is yet a word on rumors that Sony has killed UMD movies now, this new bundle will come with it a featured movie on UMD format.

Although nothing really supports UMD format, Sony is hoping they are going to attract more customers with the UMD movie bundle. For one, I advice that you don’t bite in to the package. Simply ask your retailer to take out the UMD feature so you can save more memory space for future games.

If you’re a big fan of street racing (I mean, those that can be played on the PSP ok?), then you’ll be one lucky lad/gal to be reading this post. Codemasters announced that the official release date for their high-octane racing PSP game Colin McRae: DiRT 2 will be in September.

The game will be released for both the console and handheld version. US gamers will be the first to get their hands on the Colin McRae: DiRT 2 because it will debut there on September 8. Europe, Asia and Canada will see the Colin McRae: DiRT 2 on their racks come September 10 while UK will see it on September 11.

The games released are those for the game’s Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Wii, DS and PSP versions. PC users, however, would still have to wait for the release date because no announcement has been made yet because of the problem with DirectX 11.