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Lots of news and updates this week, gamers! Think last week's QuickPeek was long? Hold on to your hats! We have the skinny on everything from the upcoming episodic content for Grand Theft Auto IV, the huge Apple event where they revealed the 3G iPhone, and of course, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots!

Ready At Dawn's president Didier Malenfant recently elaborated on the reasons for the studio's decision to end their development for the Sony PSP. Among other things, the exec discussed his studio's future plans, and how piracy may have affected their decision. More details are available in the full article.

As Ready at Dawn's official statement best put it: It's the end of an era. The developer has announced that in light of Chains of Olympus' impending arrival in Japan, they have now officially ended their stint at developing games for the PlayStation Portable. More details on this news are available in the full article. We thank reader Sunjon for this news tip.

Two months ago, Kratos made his first appearance on the PSP in God of War: Chains of Olympus. Unfortunately, it might also be his last. In a recent interview, Ready at Dawn's creative director remarked that the studio probably won't be developing games for the PSP in the near future. The PS3 and Xbox 360 platforms were mentioned though, and they might shift their attention towards the consoles. More in the full article.

We're letting the readers know that they can now pre-order Sony's upcoming God of War: Chains of Olympus Entertainment Pack. Further details on the bundle's contents are available in the full article.

Getting recognized for your hard work is always a good thing, but what about when you don't get any recognition whatsoever? This seems to have happened to a very respected part of videogames history, namely the long-defunct Clover Studios. Check out in the full article just how this legendary game development house got cut from the credits sequence of their very own game, Okami.

Weaving our way through the nether of the Interwebs, we've compiled a list of about two dozen games for the PlayStation Portable that came, saw, and conquered the hearts of PSP gamers worldwide. The best part is, their price tags are near-irresistible. A Greek historian once said, "Nothing is cheap which is superfluous, for what one does not need, is dear at a penny." Too bad ol' Plutarch isn't here to check these bargains for Sony's portable console, because he'd probably make an exception. Find out why after the jump.

It seems that Ready at Dawn's latest entry to the God of War franchise, God of War: Chains of Olympus, is stirring up a commotion in the United Arab Emirates. A a crackdown was recently launched to confiscate any and all remaining stock of the banned title. Find out all the details about this recent issue with Kratos' adventures in the full article.

If you've already seen the amazing visuals on the PlayStation Portable's God of War: Chains of Olympus, you definitely have to admit that Ready at Dawn did a good job of translating the series' patented blood and gore look onto the tiny handheld platform. In our full article, you can read all about how Lead 3D Artist Nathan Phail-Liff and his team were able to translate the God of War series' look and feel onto the PSP.

If you missed out on Okami back when it was released for the PlayStation 2 (like me), you may want to check out this big batch of screenshots for the game. The screens show off the beautiful sumi-e style graphics, which is enough reason (for this writer at least) to pick up the Wii version when it comes out. Screenshots after the "read more" link below.