A tri-ace gem lost to the USA comes back. Star Ocean First Departure from Square-Enix for Sony PSP will show you what you missed on the SNES and more.

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The goddess came down from heaven, and she was pissed. Join the sanctioned adventurers of the Kingdom of Weiselheim one thousand years later to deal with the aftermath she left behind in Valhalla Knights 2 for Sony PSP from XSeed.

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How many mermaids must die for the justice of the holy sword? Yggdra Union for the Sony PSP from Atlus explores this along with the strategies of gender-driven tactical combat.

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Shooter to Strategy? This is not quite what I have in mind when I think SRPG set in a space age(See Super Robot Wars). There is gobs of information to examine and extensive gameplay explanations but the usual polish I expect is not that. Pilots are random variables that are put with ships. The game tries to give some personality to the player through the log you keep between missions, even this seems barebones. Compared to most other SRPGs, this is just lackluster. R-Type Command for the PSP is not a poor game, however it does little to show off from the glut of SRPGs that have been pouring out lately.

My favorite game from the Playstation Store finally makes it's way to the smudgy, small screen of my PSP. Flow has been around for awhile now, and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience on the PS3, most notably how the fluid HD visuals worked together with immersive ambient sound design. So relaxing.

Flow on the small screen is bound to lose some of the immersion of it's bigger PS3 brother, but the 4-player ad-hoc feeding-frenzy sounds kinda fun.

It is now available on the Playstation Store. Not sure how much it's gonna set you back yet.