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A classic robot action is revived on the Sony PSP. The 2D Kisou Ryouhei Gunhound was immensely popular during the 90s. The transformation scenes of the robots and the shooting action captured fans who are veterans in the mecha, firearms, and games, in general.

The game takes place in a futuristic world where everyone is scrambling for a new energy source called the Neutronpolymer. Beltonia, a tiny country that is moving toward democracy is discovered to hold large amounts of Neutronpolymer in their lands.

To prevent the wars from getting out of hand, the authorities send the 9th Kisou Ryouhei regiment, called the Gunhound to the fray. This is a very small team, but their participation in the war efforts will change the path of the whole country.

Sengoku Cannon, the third chapter in the Sengoku Ace series, foregoes any sort of arcade presence and makes its debut on Sony's PSP. Continuing the horizontally scrolling shooting gameplay style of Sengoku Ace Episode 2, Sengoku Cannon makes somewhat of a decent outing on Sony's portable dream machine, but with rather less effectiveness compared to its predecessor.

The setting of Sengoku Cannon is once again the skies of ancient Japan where players can initially take control of one of four available warriors, with two additional playable characters becoming unlocked after completing the game.
Returning playable characters include, Koyori, the buxom heroine from Episode 2 who returns along with Ein, the totally cut n' ripped one-eyed samurai. New characters include Mizuka, your typically cutesy, high-pitched anime-styled female character with plenty of maneuverability and firepower. And last in the default character list is Masamitsu, a young swordsman who has set out on a personal mission.

Taking control of these airborne warriors, players will have to blast their way through 5 short levels, gunning down various types of enemies and dodging almost countless amounts of enemy fire along the way until reaching a series of boss characters dead set on impeding their progress.

MLB 11 The Show is set again to provide fans with an unparalleled baseball experience with features and modes destined to quicken the heart, raise the stakes, and hurl you further into the true MLB baseball experience. Gameplay modes such as Rivalry, Road to The Show, Season, Home Run Derby, and All-Star Game are once again available to provide players a chance to challenge friends or play against the league in realistic baseball scenarios. No detail is spared in re-creating every detail of Major League Baseball: realistic camera angles, detailed per-player stats, in-game commentary, Jumbotron displays, motion-captured animation, and so much more, all to take you to The Show.

Soreyuke! Burunyan-Man Portable: Torimodose! Ai to Seigi to Kibou no Tsunyakan is a shoot 'em up made only for PSP. When you begin the game you get to choose one of three cats to play as the buruma wearing Burunyan-man, the one-piece swimsuit wearing Sukunyan-man, and the maid outfit wearing Meinyan-man. Joined by their faithful cat companions (Kuro-Neko, Shiro-Neko and Mike-Neko), they set out on a journey in a bid to find canned tuna as they are set upon by waves of mice and giant humanoid-personifications of them at the end of each level.

If you've owned an MSX and you probably remember Salamander. I sure did, as all Konami shooters where great on that system. It's nice to see this compilation of shooters. What's great about this compilation is that it contains 5 games. Salamander 1 (Arcade and NES version), 2 (PS1) and Xexex, which I did not know but reminds me a bit of Space Manbow . There's also a music bonus section which has some nice (tuned up) midi versions of the soundtracks. Last but not least there's a complete Gradius (Nemesis) 2 version which seems a direct MSX port (even SCC music) but better graphics and smoother scrolling.

How do you hunt in the shadows... when the shadows are hunting you?

Unseen, unheard and unknown - Gabe Logan, Precision Strike Operative, is no stranger to secrecy. But when Logan's latest mission to capture a lethal weapon incriminates his closest allies, an intimate secret threatens to become a deadly lie.

Assume the role of Gabe Logan, a highly-trained Precision Strike Operative, commanding a black box United States Agency that legally doesn't exist. Gabe finds himself dealing with a beautiful woman from his past who harbors a shocking secret while he battles the Red Section, a para-military group in possession of Project Dark Mirror, a next-generation weapon of mass destruction. Using Precision Strike Tactics, advanced vision technology, and the latest in high-tech weaponry, Logan and his team perform surgical strike missions - too sensitive for a military response, too dangerous for civilian intelligence forces. Through the role of Gabe, players will have to be quick to strategize, as he is responsible to infiltrate, recon and execute decisively. Once inserted, Logan is his own authority - he must make life and death decisions, quickly choosing which course of action to take.