This week’s PSP import releases to the U.S.

Itching to get your hands on foreign games that are spreading unhindered fun overseas? Yeah, it does suck when hot games end up not being available in your territory. Not that you have anything against those within your reach. But hey, you can never get enough of good games, right?

No need to fret cos we have here the list of import game releases for the week of January 14. Modified Air Combat Heroes (M.A.C.H.) flies in, along with the racing/drifting action, manga-based Initial D Street Stage. Now, while Initial D is not exactly spankin’ brand new, this version does cover the “best” of the action, so you might want to check that out.

Wizardry Empire III: Haoh no Keifu is an RPG, which basically still rings reminiscent of the RPGs old school. With your character moving in first person, you explore dungeons and kill monsters. Typical, but not so, unless you understand Japanese. Then there’s Talkman Shiki: Shabe Lingual Eikaiwa. This one basically is a voice-activated translation software. Hmmm…maybe we should get one to finally get rid of those butchered online translations.

Via PSP Fanboy

Itching to get your hands on foreign games that are spreading unhindered fun overseas? Yeah, it does suck when hot games end up not being available in your territory. Not that you have anything against those within your reach. But hey, you can never get enough of good games, right?

No need to fret cos we have here the list of import game releases for the week of January 14. Modified Air Combat Heroes (M.A.C.H.) flies in, along with the racing/drifting action, manga-based Initial D Street Stage. Now, while Initial D is not exactly spankin’ brand new, this version does cover the “best” of the action, so you might want to check that out.

Wizardry Empire III: Haoh no Keifu is an RPG, which basically still rings reminiscent of the RPGs old school. With your character moving in first person, you explore dungeons and kill monsters. Typical, but not so, unless you understand Japanese. Then there’s Talkman Shiki: Shabe Lingual Eikaiwa. This one basically is a voice-activated translation software. Hmmm…maybe we should get one to finally get rid of those butchered online translations.

Via PSP Fanboy