It looks like Shiren the Wanderer will be wandering off from the Wii straight to your PSPs. If Japanese retailer Rakuten's catalog is correct, the PSP port of the game will be coming on January 28, 2010.

The latest issue of Weekly Famitsu Magazine discloses Chunsoft's revelation of their new games for the PS3, PSP and DS. The first game is a PS3 and PSP port of 428: In the Blocked City Shibuya, while the other one - for the DS - is 9 Hours, 9 People, 9 Doors. Sounds exciting.

Atlus has scored quite a coup for the more hardcore Wii fans, securing the North American publishing rights for Shiren the Wanderer, a critically-acclaimed roguelike RPG from Chunsoft. The Atlus PR only mentioned it as such, but this game is actually a localized version of Fushigi no Dungeon - Furai no Shiren 3: Karakuri Yashiki no Nemuri Hime. Yeah, well, good call. Plain Shiren the Wanderer is shorter. More details after the jump.

There's a new Pokemon title in town for the DS, and we've got the first screenshots and details for it. Being developed by Chunsoft and to be published by Nintendo, Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Sky is a continuation of the story of Explorers of Time and Darkness.

Fans of interactive novels will finally get to enjoy Anata wo Yurusanai for the PSP soon. The game will be released on July 24, so if you're planning to get this game you might as well brush up on your Japanese reading skills. Read more in the full article.

It looks like the Wii will be getting an infusion of horror, courtesy of Sega and Chunsoft. Famitsu reports that Imabikisou, the sound novel game for the PS3, will be heading to the Wii with extra goodies packed in. Learn more about it after the jump!

Last February saw many disappointed gamers who were expecting to see the continuation of the Shiren the Wanderer series on the Wii. Fortunately, Sega recently announced the official release date of  Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 and even mentioned a special bonus item that will be bundled with the pre-ordered copy of the game. For more information regarding this, check out our full article.

Ah, PS3 and PSP Remote Play. We'd all love to see this unique feature in action, but it's just a bit sad to note that it's rarely being used to its full potential as everyone might hope. But it's good to hear that some games are utilizing this function. Case in point: Sega and Chunsoft's Imabikisou, that delightfully horror flick for the PS3.

Those who are into gaming just for the stories can check out AQ Interactive and ChunSoft's "sound novel" Anato Wo Yurusanai (I Won't Forgive You), and according to the latest TV spot for this sound novel, it promises to provide more entertainment compared to just reading plain black text over white background. This short TV ad shows a row of women reading, with one of them blissfully poring through Anato Wo Yurusanai in her PSP, reading as well as playing at the same time. Hmmm... It sounds an awful lot like playing through Phoenix Wright.

While not entirely new, novel-themed video games are now slowly gaining popularity. One recent title we've covered is Chunsoft's Anato wo Yurusanai. This time, we'd like to introduce you to Snow Portable from Japan-based development studio Prototype. It is currently available there for 5,040 Yen or roughly around US$ 43.25.

Snow Portable first appeared on the PC platform back in 2003. It was then ported on Sega Dreamcast and the PS2. It features more than 600 different stills with animations and effects. The story pushes forward with the help of a conversation system that allows players freedom to select their characters' actions.

To help you get more familiar with Snow Portable, here's the opening cut scene for the title. It shows off some of the characters as well as the plot of the game. Since it's in Japanese, let us help you with that last one: it tells the story of the dragon goddess who fell in love with a human which is utterly forbidden.