Aksys has been stepping up when it comes to bringing portable games to North America. One of their new releases is a joyful little PSP game called Jikandia: The Timeless Land, where players explore side scrolling stages and assault bosses in an effort to stop time.

Did you know Japanese train commutes inspired Opus Studio’s second PSP game?

Opus Studio seem to love utilizing time as a gameplay mechanic. In Half-Minute Hero, the clock is the greatest enemy since you only have thirty seconds to save the world from exploding.

Pre-order Opus Studio’s time setting adventure game and you’ll get a screen cleaner strap as a bonus.

Or battle with your friends in the game’s coliseum mode.

Marvelous’ delay announcement was accompanied by a new trailer for Half-Minute Hero Second.

Marvelous Entertainment cite “various reasons” for the delay.

With Half-Minute Hero Second only two months away, Marvelous released a new trailer showing almost all of the game’s scenarios.

Aksys picked up Jikandia: The Timeless Land another game that plays with time from the creators of Half-Minute Hero.

And no we’re not talking about the side-scrolling spiritual successor also developed by Opus Studio. Famitsu has news about sequel to Half-Minute Hero called Yuusha 30 Second for PSP.

Opus Studio, the creators of Half-Minute Hero, have another second hand watching RPG for PSP in development, Zikande Fantasia is a quite different from their last game.