Sometime this year Konami will bring over No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise and right now it’s just for PlayStation 3.

Friday is a busy day for demos in Japan.

Also, a look at some downloadable cameo characters from another generation.

The Shadow Factory, a “special demo?” from SCEJ’s lets player make their own digital shadow puppets by placing blocks and triangles.

SCEK is showing off Ape Escape On the Move! to G-Star.

Record of Agarest War 2 is getting a post-release PlayStation Move patch. The whole game won’t be move powered, though. Just a few mini-games.

Kevin Butler pushed PlayStation Move in North America. South Korea? Four people dressed as PlayStation Move controllers strutting through Daegu.

Sony Computer Entertainment America may have a Kinect rival. Not a controller-free environment, but a new device that tracks the location of players and has voice control.

We caught up with Peter Dille, Senior Vice President of Marketing at SCEA, to discuss PlayStation Move and PSP, before the topic changed to that of niche games.

Time Crisis: Razing Storm, more appropriately called Big Gun 3 Shooting in Japan, packs three Namco developed light gun games on one disc. Where should we begin?

Fure! Fure! Ape Escape takes the series in a new direction, it’s an on-rails monkey netting simulation. Think of Time Crisis, but with a net and monkeys.

Three different PlayStation Move units made it into the top-ten accessory list for September.

Rune Factory returns to consoles with an entirely new installment and cast of characters.

Beginning with Disaster Report 3, Irem has been upping production values for the series to the point that Disaster Report 4: Summer Memories hardly looks like a Disaster Report game.