You may have already chosen your side in this battle, but in Japan, it won’t matter soon enough. Gamasutra recently reported that PSP Go production is going to be ended in Japan completely, with all focus shifting to the more traditional PSP-3000 handheld.

This is a move that makes sense given that Sony’s NGP is due to make its appearance in that country sometime this year.

However, North America’s supplies should remain fresh, as the company will not be stopping production on this side of the world.

Do you find it interesting that Sony appears to be abandoning its latest PSP, or is it more like a good riddance to you? Sound off in the comments.

CubeHead promises a humorous and colorful Match 3 puzzle game in which players battle King CubeHead and protect their country.

Good Morning, GA readers!  This morning we are going to take a little stroll down what I like to call, 80′s lane. It the lane filled with bright neon colors, big hair, and of course, Top Gun.  You know that macho movie with fighter jet pilots playing chicken?
A while ago, this game was available for to play on the iPhone, and iPod touch. Now, with the newly launched iPad, the game has been revamped for a new market.

What makes the iPad version of  Top Gun different from the iPhone and the iPod touch is the fact that it has new gameplay, redesigned interface and higher resolution graphics.  According to the press release;

The iPad version has expanded their resolution and interface in order  to fit with the iPad’s size. The new game play includes a Top Gun Navy Fighter Jet and afterburners.  The iPad version is available at the iTune’s store for $4.99.

The app is free and available for the iPhone and the iPod Touch.

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Connect The Dots Extreme includes many drawings to complete, crisp and colorful graphics and the ability to choose pen color. The “Extreme” option can be disabled allowing for younger players.

Connect the Dots Extreme is now available from the Apps Store for $.99.

Super Newtronic is currently the Apple App store for $1.99.

“The Graveyard offers a player the opportunity to imagine themselves in a certain situation,” explain creators Auriea Harvey and Michael Samyn. “It’s not a game in the sense that there is a way to win or lose or a puzzle to solve, or even a story to uncover. But the interaction does immerse you in a virtual world filled with narrative, an equally powerful feature of the medium of videogames. The iPhone version of The Graveyard is the same as the PC version. Only a few elements have been removed or simplified to allow it to run on the iPhone hardware. But the fact that you hold the game in your hand and touch it with your finger, adds to the sensation of fragility and preciousness.”

The full version of The Graveyard is available through the Apple Apps Store for $1.99 or at http://Tale-of-Tales.com/TheGraveyard.

The Lite version is also available for free.

“Apogee has always been a company of firsts in the gaming industry” said Terry Nagy, Chief Creative Officer of Apogee. “Other companies would create a gold or platinum package and charge you for the additional content”.

“The overwhelming response to the Rise of the Triad announcement has had fans wanting more right out of the gate” said Yevgeniy Goyfman, President of Mobila Interactive. “Offering Extreme Rise of the Triad as a free upgrade gives them what they want without having to pay more for it”.

Extreme Rise of the Triad is coming soon to the App Store.

Zombie Wonderland combines a shooter style game with a 3d tower defense experience. The main character, Chuck is a zombie cleaner and is called to deal with zombie attacks all over the town of Niceville. Follow Chuck’s adventure from Aunt Lilly’s House to Olaf’s Funeral Home as he kills four types of villians.

Chillingo is also lowering the price of the game to $.99.