Toukiden Extreme, an upgraded version of Toukiden: The Age of Demons, adds three new weapons to the Oni hunting game.

Even though Marvelous AQL filed a trademark for Bakumatsu Rock, a rhythm game meets visual novel set during Japan’s Bakumatsu period, the PSP game will not be released in North America.

The new gun weapon in Toukiden Extreme has a neat feature that lets you get into stance to see the target’s weak spots, and shooting at them will increase its power.

Famitsu reports that the updated game will be introducing three new weapon types.

Bandai Namco spent time during their Golden Week holidays to work on network adjustments and debugging, and make mention of working zealously to make it possible to have the update go live sometime in the second half of May.

Have you played Toukiden? Tecmo Koei are looking to hear your feedback with the help of an online survey.

To celebrate Japan’s Golden Week holiday, Sony Computer Entertainment are holding a Golden Week sale in North America.

Natsume have announced that they’re bringing End of Eternity, a game developed by Kemco, to the PlayStation Network.

Ys: The Ark of Napishtim is another Falcom game that Xseed are interested in bringing to Steam.

Square Enix will hold a Final Fantasy VII symphony concert in Tokyo this Summer. The performance will take place on June 21st.

Research analyst David Gibson has shared a few hardware figures for the month of April.

Bust-a-Move 4 has eight playable modes, including Puzzle Mode, Versus Mode and an Edit Mode, where you can create up to 25 of your own stages.

Marvelous AQL, the studio behind Senran Kagura and Arc Rise Fantasia, got into the music game gig with Bakumatsu Rock. The game takes place in feudal Japan with a rock and roll twist.

With more gamers moving over to PlayStation Vita, Sony has started limiting PSP production. All other PSP models have been discontinued except the Piano Black PSP-3000 in Japan.

In addition to the new wolf-type monster, there will be plenty of other new demons in Toukiden Extreme, with about up to two times more than in the first game.

Sakamoto Ryoma is a really cool dude. When he’s not busy hiding in plain sight from his legions of Shinsengumi fans, he’s busy rocking out with the best of them in Bakamatsu Rock.