Continuing its pre-Black Friday offers, Amazon.com has a great deal on a Sony PlayStation Portable system. The deal is running today only, Sunday November 22nd, until 11:59 PST, so you'll have to act soon. If you purchase a PSP-3000 system ($169.99 MSRP), you can get a free PSP game. The two games being offered for free are Dissidia Final Fantasy and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, both are good games for the PSP. Just add the PSP-3000 system to your shopping cart and one of those games as well and the game will be discounted during checkout.
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Infatuated Gamer: As part of their "Deal of the Day" promotion, Amazon has discounted Dissidia: Final Fantasy by 43%.
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Final Fantasy Union: "Dissidia: Final Fantasy, one of this year's biggest releases on the PlayStation Portable, is now available on the PlayStation Store."
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The latest issue of Famitsu has revealed that Lightning will be appearing in Dissidia: Final Fantasy
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Infatuated Gamer: Amazon has temporarily dropped the price for Dissidia: Final Fantasy to $29.99, which is 25% less than the regular price tag of $39.99.
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Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Final Fantasy in style, Dissidia Final Fantasy is an all new, unique action fighting game. Available on the PlayStation Portable (PSP) throughout Europe now in both standard and Collector's Edition releases, Dissidia Final Fantasy sees warriors collide as the most impressive dream-match roster is assembled from the Final Fantasy series. Memorable heroes and villains are newly re-envisioned by famed character designer: Tetsuya Nomura.
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Usually boxes for Final Fantasy games in Japan are minimalist affairs consisting of only the logo on a white background, but Dissidia: Universal Tuning is a bit special because it's an FF crossover title and it's an all new, improved version of the game.

Square Enix has given it new boxart to match, showing off all the FF heroes in CG glory.

Dissidia Universal Tuning is a new version of Dissidia that includes changes and improvements made to the game for its US release as well as more Japan-exclusive changes.
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OneLastContinue: "Dissidia: Universal Tuning will launch in Japan on November 1st, a month after the PSPgo hits stores. Because of this, the game will be available both as a downloadable title and on UMD disc; early adopters and importers won't be too screwed over, though, as their saves from the initial Japanese release will in fact be compatible with Universal Tuning. One piece of advice though, Square; it's not exactly cool to announce a Japan-only "superior version" of one of your games the week before it launches in the US. It tends to annoy people."
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PlayStation LifeStyle writes: "This week there are no surprises as to who has gone home the winner in sales. Batman: Arkham Asylum (PS3) has bested all others. Dissidia: Final Fantasy (PSP) retains its top placement for an astounding 37th week. Madden (PS2) retains the still in first after three weeks."
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411mania talks about this week's game releases. Highlights include Dissidia: Final Fantasy, Mana Khemia 2: Fall of Alchemy, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Cursed Mountain, and Harvest Moon: Magical Melody.
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TripleChat is happy to bring you the new releases each week for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2, and PlayStation Portable. Along with all the new releases for each console; TripleChat also gives the scoop on what to expect in new bluray movies and how hyped you should be to either upgrade from DVD or buy for the first time.

This Week: For those who wanted to see a selection of new games instead of just one (unlike the past 2 weeks), gamers are in luck. The selection is pretty one-side but that's beside the point. This week the much anticipated release of Batman Arkham Asylum is finally here for PS3 users. On the PSP front - the semi-hyped up DISSIDIA Final Fantasy comes out as well as Warriors Orochi 2. New for the PS2 is the sequel of Mana Khemia and this week on PSN TripleChat can confirm the release of Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao.

Bluray wise, another solid week for TV show fans as Smallville (one of the first shows to go blu) releases its latest season and FOX's new drama Lie to Me makes its debut. On the movie front there is a non-Twilight related Kristen Stewart flick from the director of the insane comedy Superbad. And from the makers of the low-budget, but highly praised Little Miss Sunshine, the lovely Amy Adams stars in Sunshine Cleaning. For fans of the Devil May Cry video game franchise, the complete anime series makes its mark this week (exclusively on bluray).

Also posted are a few good incentive into buying this week's releases but nothing any gamer should be too excited about.

To get the full scoop, jump to the site!
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Announced in this week's Jump, Square continues their trend of "Final Mix"ing their games back to Japan with bonus features; this time with Dissidia.
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Square Enix has a giveaway contest underway where you could win a Dissidia Final Fantasy PSP bundle, unique canvas prints or a preorder item pack. The contest is at the "DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY Special Site," part of the Square Enix Members website. It's a free to join website, which Square Enix created for its fans.

On the Dissidia Final Fantasy Site, you'll be asked to choose your Allegiance: "Cosmos" or "Chaos". The Allegiance who has the most participants wins. Winners of that Allegiance will be eligible for the sweepstakes prizes.

From Square Enix:
"Choose your side and recruit like minded comrades for a chance to win a DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY PSP (PlayStation Portable) system bundle, preorder item pack and unique canvas print."
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Square Enix is confident that Dissidia Final Fantasy will outperform all of the series' previous entries on PSP.

The upcoming beat-'em-up has already met success in Japan, and now the publisher is sure it will set new records in the UK, surpassing that of its predecessors such as the 2008 smash hit, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII.

"Crisis Core was the PSP's summertime smash for last year. Thanks to Dissidia's strength of narrative and solid fighting mechanics, it manages to remain essential to the Final Fantasy hardcore whilst still becoming the definitive beat-'em-up for PSP," Square sales director Doug Bone told MCV.
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Dissidia: Final Fantasy has a 28+ character cast with all of the main heroes and villains from every past Final Fantasy game from the core series of titles. VGB has listed the characters confirmed by Square Enix.
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Amazon is discounting Dissidia: Final Fantasy by 20%.
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Amazon is offering Dissidia Final Fantasy pre-orders at a cheaper cost and with a bonus soundtrack via discount code. Oh and free shipping as usual.
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Demo for Dissidia: Final Fantasy heading to the Playstation Store next week.
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Following on from the announcement of Dissidia: Final Fantasy's release in PAL regions, Square Enix have also unveiled the box art which will feature on the Limited Edition version of the game, scheduled to come out on the same day.
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The preorder bonus from Best Buy is a desktop calendar for Dissidia: Final Fantasy.
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