Uncool. Expensive. That's what Apple thinks of the PSP. That may well be, but thanks to TGS we heard a lot of good -- and frankly, some really bad -- news for the Sony handheld. The good news is that there are free games in store for those upgrading to the PSP Go. The bad news is that you won't be able to play your sizable collection of UMD games if you trade in your UM drive-equipped PSP just to have enough money for that darn Go. Sucks, right? At least all the games we heard about in the past seven days are still going to end up being playable on older PSPs. Read on for all the action in the PSP Weekend Warrior.

Uh-oh, looks like not everyone's fine with being left out of Sony's TGS booth. Q-Games, through Dylan Cuthbert, have tweeted their frustration at the way Sony Computer Entertainment Japan (SCEJ) is handling their newest PSP title, PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe.

We can now officially say that Bleach: Soul Carnival 2 will indeed be coming to the PSP, thanks to the confirmation sent out by SCEJ themselves. Scheduled for release this winter, Sony Japan's latest PSP offering hit the latest issue of Shonen Jump via scans.

It seems Sony Japan has jumped the gun on Media Molecule's slow teasing of the Ghostbusters content for LittleBigPlanet. SCEJ's LittleBigPlanet website has actually detailed and dated the upcoming DLC pack.

SCEA Home manager CydoniaX at the PlayStation boards clarifies certain issues surrounding Home-hopping across regions and the upcoming cabbage patch v1.21 update. Apparently there's been some confusion about Home content, and a bit of envy over other region's content like Prinnies and whatnot. Here's something to look forward to though, other than this week's patch: it looks like picture frames will come in during E3 2009.

I actually know a couple people who are still playing echochrome (gotta give it to them, they've got patience!) and enjoy it (ah, they must be masochists). But either way, the mind-bending puzzle game on the PSN will be getting a huge update pretty soon, and it will incorporate PlayStation Eye and YouTube support. Installing the patch will allow you to watch yourself play the game via an in-set window at the corner of the screen (Why you'd want to watch yourself tormenting yourself is strictly your own business, not mine), and upload it to YouTube after.

If you happen to be in Japan in June and has still to pick up a copy of Konami's blockbuster game, Metal Gear Solid 4, then that would be the perfect time to get one (although I do have to ask why the heck don't you still have your own copy). Sony Computer Entertainment Japan (SCEJ) has announced today that MGS4 now belongs to the platoon of their PlayStation 3 Best budget line.

Eat it, Dood! The Prinny squad is headed for PlayStation Home! SCEJ has revealed a new Home space for Japan: the Disgaea 3 lounge. I wonder if those Prinny dolls can do the cabbage patch too? "Bend over and lean and let  your chain swi---BOOM!"

Whether you're asking for it or not, the latest installment for Bleach: Heat the Soul is already coming out in Japan next month. Three new trailers have been released to anticipate the game's release on May 15. What's more is that one of the trailers show Aizen, Tosen, and Risa.

I've been waiting for this all day. Yesterday I posted about NIS America announcing a "unique and fun" game for the PSP. I first thought it was Yuusha 30. Turns out I that wasn't TOO far off the mark. Today NIS America announced that somehow, someway, they've managed to get the license to localize and publish Sony Computer Entertainment Japan's Yuusha no Kuse ni Namaikida as... Well, just look at the thumbnail on the left. That's the title. Screenshots and more after the jump!