Congratulations to everyone who guessed Magical Drop F in our puzzle-nouncement on Friday. It’s one of the PsOne imports coming to PlayStation Network this week.

Before Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team launches in Japan on Thursday, Namco Bandai is giving North American Dragon Ball fans a taste of the game today.

Already have a PlayStation Eye from The Eye of Judgment? Then you won’t get a demo disc with the Move controller, but there is another way to sample Sony’s Move lineup.

When Badman had a scuffle with a billionaire superhero, NIS America pulled the dungeon management game off PlayStation Network. Today, it’s back on under its new name.

It’s not free, but the Daikon from Hell and Turbo Fire Fairy item in Prinny 2: Dawn of the Great Pantsu War is the cheapest paid item on the PlayStation Store.

The Colosseum game series, better known as the Gladiator series in Japan, is entering the PSP arena with Gladiator Begins.

Other Tales heroes spiritually found way into Tales of Vesperia, sort of. Their outfits made it into the game.

Demos are like appetizers, they give players a taste and hopefully whet their appetite for more. Namco Bandai’s God Eater demo is like a meal.

Namco Bandai added more Tales of Vesperia costumes to the PlayStation Store.

The download-only handheld launches this Sunday and Sony Computer Entertainment Japan prepared a lineup of games to launch with it.

You could be playing Lunar: Silver Star Harmony right now. Sure, it’s in Japanese, but if you remember the Sega CD or PsOne version you should be fine.

At least one of From Software’s PSP ports is confirmed for release outside of Japan.

Sony released a slew of UMD games as digital downloads on the PlayStation Store for new PSPgo purchasers. How do those prices stack up against retail versions? We found out.

Sony just made Final Fantasy Tactics – the PsOne version a downloadable PlayStation Classic. You can get it for $9.99 on the PlayStation Store and summon “Rich”.