Monster Hunter Portable HD

As detailed earlier today, Capcom will release a PS3 version of Monster Hunter Portable 3rd under the name Monster Hunter Portable HD. The 4.5 million selling PSP title will feature 3D support, HD visuals and shared save files with the PSP, and will see release this summer. This is a part of a new PlayStation 3 series from Sony called PSP Remaster. This series features PSP titles customized for re-release on PS3.

The official site for Monster Hunter Portable 3rd HD has opened with confirmation of a major new feature for PS3 players. The game promises full HD visuals, 3D support, shared save data with the PSP version (allowing you to play both on the go and in the home), and online play via Ad Hoc Party.

According to the site, the PS3 version will use the Dual Shock 3's right stick for camera controls. In the PSP version, the camera is controlled using the d-pad, causing people to use a "claw" grip to keep their fingers on both the analogue stick and the d-pad simultaneously. The change to the right stick should make camera controls more comfortable for most players.

The site also confirms that all the current and future MHP 3rd download content will be playable on the PS3 version of the game (with some exceptions).

Capcom has uploaded a higher resolution version of the trailer I shared here

God of War Portable Collection

"God of War Portable Collection" is compilation versions of the two God of War PSP games, 2008's Chains of Olympus and last November's Ghost of Sparta. Enhanced port of the screen with the PS3 hardware features to high-resolution, let the players on the big screen TV to the big screen to enjoy these two epic myth rumor action and magnificent drama of courage.

According to a reported press release sent out by Sony Computer Entertainment Taiwan and it does appear to have been redistributed on additional news sites, including China Times, the "God of War Portable Collection" is headed to PS3 in Asia this July 7, include both Chinese and English language options and will be packaged together.

It's not been specified whether the collection will be disc-based or digital (or both). Additionally, no development studio has been attached to the project. The PSP games were created by Ready At Dawn (Ghost of Sparta in collaboration with Santa Monica Studio).