As part of Jump Fest 2014, the Vita/PSP action game is hooking up with Tecmo Koei’s other series, Samurai Warriors, to provide two new spirits for players to grab.

Namco Bandai released four out of the six Namco Museum collections as PsOne classics in Japan. These compilations have games like classic Pac-Man, Galaga, The Tower of Druaga, and lesser known games like Ordyne.

Meanwhile, the first Trails in the Sky game is expected to hit Steam early in the year.

If you want to talk about super long tail games, look at The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky. The PSP version was released in Japan on October 28, 2006 and the initial shipment was a mere 18,000 units.

Grand Knights History developer Marvelous AQL is still developing PSP games and Bakumatsu Rock may be their most out there game yet.

Corpse Party: Book of Shadows is headed to iOS devices in Japan later this month.

The Final Fantasy Type-0 spin-off manga that is currently serializing in Square Enix’s Monthly Shounen Gangan magazine will end in January.

Siliconera hears the Double Dragon fighting game for PsOne will be released in North America as a digital import in the near future.

Sony are running a number of deals and price drops on the PlayStation Store in North America, in time for the holiday season.

Aren’t you cold in that, Alisa?

While Xseed are interested in localizing Corpse Party: Blood Drive on PS Vita, the final Corpse Party game on PSP, Sachiko’s Game of Love – Hysteric Birthday 2U, isn’t on their radar.

Namco Bandai will bring joy to those in the world hoping to see Alisa prancing about in a Santa outfit—but you may have to wait a little bit to unwrap the present.

PlayStation 3 and PSP have gotten two quirky PSOne Classics in Japan, with the first being a great dose in Heroine Dream.

Black Friday doesn’t exist in Japan, but this sale on Tales of games is quite a deal. You can get two downloadable Tales games for PSP for the price of one.

Sony have updated their policies and will allow players to activate up to three portable devices with their PlayStation Network account.

Japanese sales tracker Media Create gives us a better idea of how God Eater 2 did in its opening week.