These are exciting times for gamers especially for the fact that the Tokyo Game Show is technically in the middle of this month. With that comes the lineup of games coming to the Playstation 3, PSP and PS Vita that will be seen in Japan at TGS. In case you’re attending the convention, you should know that the Sony booth will be split into 3 zones. The zones will separate each of their consoles and by that we means tPlaystation 3, PSP and Vita. Take a look at the list below.

n the PlayStation Vita Zone, you’ll find:

• BlazBlue Continuum Shift Extend (Arc System Works)
• Dynasty Warriors Next (Tecmo Koei)
• Asphalt Injection (Konami)
• New Little King Story (Konami)
• Mahjong Fight Club (Konami)
• Shinobido 2 (Acquire)
• Power Smash 4 (Sega)
• Uncharted (Sony)
• Gravity Daze (Sony)
• Hot Shots Golf Next (Sony)
• Shin Kamaitachi no Yoru (Chunsoft)
• Disgaea 3 Return (Nippon Ichi)
• Ridge Racer (Namco Bandai)

The booth will also have 18 unannounced Vita games.

In the PlayStation 3 zone:

• Battlefield 3 (Electronic Arts)
• Dragon’s Dogma (Capcom)
• Asura’s Wrath (Capcom)
• Street Fighter x Tekken (Capcom)
• Dynasty Warriors 7 Extreme Legends (Tecmo Koei)
• Ninja Gaiden 3 (Tecmo Koei)
• Winning Eleven 2012 (Konami)
• Metal GEar Solid HD Edition (Konami)
• Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker HD Edition (Konami)
• Final Fantasy XIII-2 (Square Enix)
• Binary Domain (Sega)
• Uncharted 3 (Sony)
• ICO (Sony)
• Shadow of the Colossus (Sony)
• Ratchet & Clank All 4 One (Sony)
• God of War HD Collection (Sony)
• Hot Shots Golf PS3 the Best (Sony)
• Happy Charlie to Soratobu Carnival (Sony)
• Ni no Kuni (Level-5)

The PS3 zone will also have three unannounced titles.

In the PSP Zone:

• Frontier Gate (Konami)
• Final Fantasy Type-0 (Square Enix)
• Yakuza Black Panther 2 (Sega)
• Hatsune Muku Project Diva Extend (Sony)
• Oreshika (Sony)

It’s nice to see that Sony plans to announce new games at the show as well and that could possibly mean a Grand Theft Auto for the Playstation Vita. At this point Sony needs to prepare to sell their next portable and they will need big games to sell that thing.

From the same awesome people behind Catherine comes a game that never left Japan Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 2: Innocent Sin. It seems like our friends over at Atlus are importing their awesome Japanese only games, which if you ask me should set an example to other Japanese game publishers out there to not fear bringing these cool games. Below is a trailer as well as some screenshots that should tie you over while you wait. Expect SMT: Persona 2: Innocent Sin on the PSP on September 20, 2011.

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When I saw this trailer, I became quite impressed with this game and who wouldn’t? Portable handhelds such as the Playstation Vita should have more games like these and it seems like Escape Plan uses a lot of the Vita technology, which is good. As of now there is little information other that what you see in the trailer below, but look out for this game and keep checking with us as we get more details on it.

Today we bring you a batch of  screenshots of the game know in Japan as Shin Megami Tensei aka Persona 2: Innocent Sin. This game is coming exclusively to the Playstation Portable (PSP) and if you have one it will be something worth checking out. As you may or may not know this game comes from the same people that brought you Catherine, so chances are that it will be good. Take a look at the screenshots below and expect Persona 2: Innocent Sin sometime this fall.

If you were planning on getting your dose of comics on the Playstation Portable (PSP) platform you may be surprised to know that this is the last time you will get comics on your PSP. According to the Digital Comic’s Blog, Sony is currently working on bringing Digital Comics to other devices, which probably means that the Xperia Xplay might be getting the comics as well as the NGP or what we know as Playstation Vita.

 Here’s a list of the last batch of comics that will be available on the PSP.

Last week’s update can also be found on the Comics Store, here is the full list of what came out:

The Xperia Play is probably going to be the future of the PSP as it is a combination between a PSP and a Cell phone that runs Android OS. It is believed that Sony and AT&T are going into an exclusive partnership that would make AT&T the official Carrier of the device, which is a good thing because T-Mobile is owned by them now, which means that more people will get access to this phone.

Below is a list of the upcoming games that you can get with the device once it comes out.

New Android Games Exclusive on Xperia PLAY

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