Homebrew coder QBRADQ has released the first version of Frotz-PSP, a port of the Frotz Z-Machine interpreter for the PlayStation Portable. If you never heard of Frotz, this is a portable interactive fiction interpreter for Infocom games and other Z-machine games.

Download: Frotz-PSP v1.0

Yes folks, it's finally here. Rockstar Games and Timbaland's highly addictive music game Beaterator has jumped ship from the PSP to the iPhone and is now available in the App Store.

The latest compiled build of the PlayStation Portable emulator for PC is now available for download courtesy of the JPCSP Team. Revision 1270 of JPCSP version 3.0 features another round of stability upgrade, bug fixes and various other improvements.

Download: JPCSP v0.3 revision 1270

As much as he doesn't want people to pirate games, Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello concedes that there's a sizeable pirate market out there, and he wants to turn them into paying customers. How? By selling them post-release DLC.

Japan's getting Final Fantasy XIII next week, but it seems some people just couldn't wait to find out how the game fares in the eyes of reviewers. Just recently, Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu's review of the game's PS3 version seems to have been leaked on a Hong Kong-based forum.

The first piece of art from the recently-announced Dead Space 2 has hit the 'Net thanks to Game Informer. See, the mag's going to feature the game in its next issue. Hit the jump to see Isaac's new look.

With Christmas slowly getting closer and closer, parents are starting to shop around for games to buy for their kids. In turn, Common Sense Media has published their list of 10 games unfit for younger gamers. They've also included alternative titles, some of which seem to be, well, rather weird choices.

Don't you just hate it when official gameplay videos look like the one playing the game has no idea what he or she is doing? That doesn't seem to be the case in a few of the matches in this new Narutimate Accel 3 multiplayer video from CyberConnect2. Check it out after the jump.

While fans of the first game are likely happy that Sega's not abandoning one of the most underappreciated console RPGs this generation, the Valkyria Chronicles sequel does raise one important question: why the hell is it on PSP and not on PS3 like the original? Sega says it mostly boiled down to timing. That and exposure.

OK, Yakuza fans. You can stop cursing at Sega for not saying anything clear-cut about a localized Yakuza 3. Sega of America's Aaron Webber has said the five magic words you've been waiting for: Yakuza 3 is coming West.