Shak @ PS3Center.net writes:

"Sega has announced their full Tokyo Game Show line-up, which includes the sequel to the highly popular Yakuza franchise."
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BeefJack writes: "Valkyria Chronicles II, is coming to the PSP in the winter of 2010 and the story will take place two years after the conclusion of the original game on the PS3. A group of young Gallian Military Academy cadets find themselves plunged into a bitter civil war when the newly formed Gallian Revolutionary Army stages a coup. Players will experience stories of friendship, love and growing pains during a time of war and revolution."
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Examiner: Valkyria Chronicles is one of the best exclusive games on the Playstation 3. For that reason, many fans were upset to learn that Valkyria Chronicles II is only coming to the PSP. Sega isn't completely shutting down the door to another Valkyria Chronicles game for the Playstation 3 just yet, however.
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Aaron Webber, Assistant Community Manager, Sega of America writes on the Playstation Blog:

"Hey all, and nice to meet you! I'm Aaron Webber, also known as RubyEclipse over on the SEGA Blogs, and I'm the community lead at SEGA of America for all things Valkyria Chronicles.

As of today, SEGA is proud to announce Valkyria Chronicles II – the sequel to the legendary PS3 epic – is coming to the West exclusively on the PSP! Join the battle once more in the next addition to the Valkyria franchise – created by the same team behind the original."
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Sega has said that the follow-up to the awesome Valkyria Chronicles will land on PSP next summer. To be honest, we thought and hoped it would be a lot sooner than that.

Official blurb tells us: "The story of Valkyria Chronicles II takes place two years after the conclusion of the original game (which was brilliant). A group of young Gallian Military Academy cadets find themselves plunged into a bitter civil war when the newly formed Gallian Revolutionary Army stages a coup. As the epic drama unfolds in the game, players will experience stories of friendship, love and growing pains during a time of war and revolution."
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Valkyrie Profile Lenneth was released across Europe and other PAL territories today for the PSP. The sequel, Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria, should be released sometime this summer.
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The original PlayStation Valkyrie Profile is a hardcore RPG fan's dream. It's rare, expensive (on eBay), extremely deep, and the story strays quite far from tired RPG archetypes. Square Enix and original developer Tri-Ace just can't wait for Sony to set up their PS1 game download service for PSP, so they went ahead and remade the classic as a full fledged PSP title, Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth. This will give gamers plenty of time to experience the original story before the prequel, Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria, hits the U.S. in September.

Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth, like most remakes and ports, will mean different things to different gamers. People who have beaten the original want to know if there's anything significantly new in Lenneth, while other PSP owners just want to know if there's a decent RPG coming to their portable system of choice. So I've decided to break things up nice and easy for both groups.
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We're already tucking into the PS3 version, which is brilliant by the way, and the PSP version is looking pretty sweet on the small screen, too. These new screens are of the wacky minigames, which will have you playing tennis variations of ten-pin bowling, training your accuracy with target-hitting games and dodging giant tennis balls of ...
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Sega's latest tennis sim is dominating lunchtimes here at GamesRadar, with four-player doubles games kicking off as soon as lunch begins. And with the PSP one looking this sweet, we'll probably be hammering it out on the train to and from work as ...
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SEGA Europe has today announced a raft of new features and improvements for the upcoming Virtua Tennis 3.

Besides the refinement of the World Tour Mode, ten new mini-games (and two classics) will make the line-up, together with Court Games - mini games for up to four gamers. Five set matches will also be added to Virtua Tennis 3 for epic games.
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