Vita’s been rumoured to be the proper name of Sony’s next-gen PSP, which has been going under the codename Next-Generation Portable since its unveiling in January, as of last week.

Sony PlayStation and the names PSVita Vita now in Europe to register the fact, as from an entry in EU Trade Marks and Designs Registration Office. Also PSVita logo (see below) has registered by Sony. It’s classified for use under a whole list of goods, but you can probably guess it’s not going to be used for them.

Sony's moved E3 Press Conference its usual Tuesday event to Monday evening, Sony will finally come clean with the whole "PlayStation Vita"

In the course of next Tuesday starting E3, has Konami now a new trailer and a tech demo for their soccer simulation Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 (PES 2012) published. These trailers, while based on the versions for the stationary consoles, however, appeared recently a possible NGP version, as part of a list of the launch line-up to Sony's new handheld.

This rumor was Konami has not yet commented, only a PSP version is now officially announced. Here you can now watch the two trailers.

Already yesterday was known the NGP / PSVita can also play PSP games from the PSN Store. Now reported that the PSP games are shown on the screen of the new handheld in higher resolution.

PSP games downloaded on the NGP will be able to benefit from the improved hardware. The graphics of those games can be upscaled (the NGP's resolution is almost double that of the PSP) to make them seem smoother and hopefully much better. This will support full backwards compatibility with the PSP's enormous library of games.

For example, Resistance Retribution has been shown working on the NGP. Now the original graphic by its higher resolution raised the value. PSP games downloaded for the NGP will also be able to utilize some of the new features it offers, second analog stick can be used to rotate the camera, greatly improving gameplay.

After a long time since the vague announcement of the title last November, now there is new information for first time Black Rock Shooter: The Game. The title is based on the anime, but not replicate the end of the series. Thus, the PSP title to play in a world that much gloomier should be.

The game will be the role of the Black Rock Shooter Which assume one of the last survivors of humanity in the 2051. The earth has been transformed by an invading alien race into a steampunk wasteland, and humanity has been largely eradicated. Thus mankind there are actually 12 people (including the protagonist) alive. The only hope for this small group of survivors is the player in the role of Black Rock Shooter. The task is here to fight against the remaining alien forces.

As the rumor had mentioned, yes it’ll be in RPG format with some third person shooting and traditional leveling up with experience points. Players will take control of Black Rock Shooter and will receive assistance from time to time from NPCs. Battle will be done in a 3d environments that depict Earth in this post apocalyptic adventure game and done in real time.

Information about a release of the title it not yet, But has already confirmed that the title in Japan, as well as appear to us in the West. Furthermore, the game will also be at E3, which will open its doors on Tuesday to be seen.

When the NGP/PSVita launches, Uncharted is certainly set to be the most popular game. The game has a nice combat gameplay and you never feel a need for another kind of controller, a keyboard or a mouse. For example, your character engages a squad of hostiles and takes cover so when you return fire the pointer is always near one of the hostiles – the game assists you in targeting greatly simplifying the process.

At some points you can use the touchscreen and the G-sensor in the game: when the character needs to over some logs instead of using the arrows you can scroll through the logs on the screen. Another example: when jumping over pits you can tilt the console a bit while pressing forward and jump to increase the jumping range of your character. The game uses your natural moves – just remember how often you shake the gamepad trying to push your character.

The graphics is excellent – Uncharted game is an excellent representation of what the NGP is truly capable of. The extra graphics power allows the game to show perfect design and intricate shadows and light textures. What is important is that all these details actually create a world and you don't notice any flaws that would put you out of picture. Uncharted is a very cinematic game – there are a lot of script scenes and spectacular camerawork, close-ups and panoramas and it all looks very nice.

Prior Sony released fresh batch of games for the NGP. The manufacturer confirmed this also: The NGP is also able to play PSP games. The statement is of course only for PSP titles, the PlayStation Store available. As the new handheld without the UMD drive is therefore known.

You can obtain PSP games from the PlayStation Store to play on the NGP. Resistance: Retribution is one example. Sony themselves confirmed so far in Resistance: Retribution , that one of the NGP can use the dual sticks - a feature that allows becomes likely that the shooter in his time with a PS3 Dual Shock controller had been playing well.

Even the handheld is not on the market, but Shuhei Yoshida , president of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios seems very much the PSP successor to be convinced of the future. He said in an interview with Eurogamer.net are some statements about the NGP

"There is no clear competitor in the area in which works the NGP. The handheld will be established as a special device that people are asking for. NGP cannot be placed against smartphones. You can't make phone calls on it and it's too big to fit into your pocket."

Some commentators have suggested it's set to go head-to-head with Nintendo's 3DS when it launches later this year, but Sony doesn't see it that way.

"Compared to 3DS, it was very interesting – when we were designing the NGP we had no idea what Nintendo was going to do," Yoshida revealed. Aside from the 3D stereoscopic display, they seem to be keeping the same theme that they had with the DS – it feels like an update of the DS to me. Lots of choices we made were so different from their choices. It's kind of hard to compare the two, aside from the fact that both of them are dedicated gaming platforms."

That was the Sony boss expected to personally not a big kudos to the competition, should have been clear. But Yoshida said Sony and Nintendo had a common enemy: the cheap mobile game.

"We struggle with the same problem that makes Nintendo difficulties. It is up to us to show as a game developer and publisher of the people that the games are worth the money, and not like the competition a few cents. You cannot release the same content that you put on the iPhone for a dollar on to NGP or some other consoles and expect people to pay 20 times that."

The latest issue from Japanese Famitsu is out. Tecmo Koei now announced Dynasty Warriors 7 for the PSP. Accordingly, the revised version, called "Dynasty Warrios 7 Special" apparently be released on August 25 in Japan.

Tecmo Koei is continuing with the "special" line of Dynasty Warriors titles on PSP. The portable system previously saw Dynasty Warriors 6 Special, a reworking of PS3 and Xbox 360 title Dynasty Warriors 6. Next up is Dynasty Warriors 7 Special, a reworking of PS3 and Xbox 360 title Dynasty Warriors 7.

As more details have yet to come, it is currently unclear what has changed from the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions. but it is expected that additional characters and some new levels is here to act.