Hideo Kojima (the evil genius who laughs as his studio is consumed by civil war) has promised a surprise in the PSP addition to the Metal Gear Solid franchise that will have consumers rushing to the store to buy a PSP...
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Today Rockstar has announced that they will be releasing the Rockstar Legacy Collection for PSP. On October 15, Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition, Midnight Club: L.A. Remix and Manhunt 2 will be available for digital download from the PlayStation Network for the PSP system.
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Examiner: Although Hideo Kojima is best known for Metal Gear Solid, the famous game designer thought about leaving the series a couple of times. He may finally get a chance to do something else after the completion of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and Metal Gear Solid: Rising.
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WorthPlaying exclusively posted the MX vs. ATV Reflex Achievement list this morning.

"In preparation for our preview and interview coverage later this week, check out the MX vs. ATV Reflex Achievements."
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Yep finally after months of guessing who Snake and everyone else is going to be played by, the recent Kojima Productions Report: Episode 102 hosted by Sean Eyestone, Christine Kogure and Christopher Johns, have announced the following characters will be voice by:
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Anoop Gantayat: Square Enix appears to be paying homage to the man behind their biggest series.
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RPG Land posts the latest Famitsu scans and gives some details on giant shield-toting support warriors and an uppity girl named Yuriana.
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EA Montreal, a studio of Electronic Arts Inc., has announced that renowned film composer Tyler Bates will be creating the score for the highly-anticipated Third-Person Co-Op Shooter Army of Two: The 40th Day. The sought-after composer, best known for his work on the blockbuster films 300 and Watchmen, is crafting an immersive score that will highlight the epic co-operative battles gamers and their friends will face in the first major videogame release of 2010.
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Sales of video-game software have been on the decline for six consecutive months, but analysts expect a return to positive growth when sales data for September are reported Thursday afternoon.

U.S. game sales in the month of September will be released late in the day Thursday by the NPD Group. On average, analysts are expecting software sales to grow about 15% compared with the same period last year, according to a tally of forecasts by MarketWatch.

Game sales have been showing declines for the last six months, as the slumping economy and tough comparisons have made the current year a difficult one for the industry.

By the end of August, total industry sales were $9.07 billion, according to NPD data. That's down 14% from sales for the same period last year.
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PlayStation LifeStyle writes:

These game cards have now have had enough time to trickle into retailers nationwide, and Sony is already showing major support at a retail level with a variety of PlayStation Network Game Cards.
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