European gamers need not to be envious any longer with their North American counterparts' access to Age of Booty on the PSN. Finally, Sony has given Capcom an official date for its release really soon. Find out the date after the jump.

Hold your horses, boys and girls! Yes, Japan will be getting a delay for Sega's Sonic Unleashed (PS3 and Xbox 360). Yes, it's to improve the game's quality. But no, it doesn't mean we're getting a "poorer version" of the game just because we're getting it on time. Get your assurance after the jump.

After hitting some snags along the way to its PlayStation Network release, Capcom's Age of Booty has finally been given the go signal for its PSN invasion.

We still haven't heard anything about a possible North American release for Sony's Afrika. SCEE has also said that they have no plans to release the game in Europe. So what other course is left for the gamer who wants to play this title in English? Here comes Asia to the rescue.

THQ's announced over the press wire that they'll be delivering a special Collector's Edition for WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2009 on the PS3. Another one up for the PS3! Currently, the Collector's Edition is already available as pre-order in selected stores, ready to be picked up on shipping date: November 9. Tap out to the full article to find out what the Collector's Edition has under its belt.

Play-Asia has more info on the upcoming DJ Max Portable Emotional Sense - Clazziquai Edition bundle as well as the official soundtrack for DJ Max Technika. DJ Max Portable fans, hit the full article for more info on these items.

A December release window in Asia for LocoRoco 2 looks more likely today as we get confirmation that SCEJ's blobby sequel will be rolling into Japanese retail come December 4. This, coming from Japanese online retailer GMStar.

Nexon CEO Joonmo Kwon addresses the issue of low console sales in the Asian region. And no, he's not pointing to piracy as the reason why. Instead, it's got something to do with the Asian taste and preference for games. See what he's got to say after the jump.

Whatever happened to Rockstar Games and Team Bondi's L.A. Noire? It's been quite a while since we heard anything about it. Well thankfully, the silence has been broken by Tom Crago, president of Game Developers' Association of Australia. He's got a prediction and lots of high hopes for the game, and at least for now, it's enough to reassure us that this game has not been dumped in the vaporeware bin.

It looks like November is a good bet for Super Stardust Portable's release. The PSP title has just been spotted on Play-Asia under the moniker Star Strike Portable - Star Strike being Super Stardust's Asian name. More after the jump.