The PSP gets two fan favorite titles on the Playstation Network courtesy of Capcom.

The survival-horror PSP game Obscure: The Aftermath ships to North American stores today. PSPgo users will be able to download the game through Playstation Network on October 1st of this year.

Sony sits down with LucasArts’ Patrick Alvarado and grills him about Star Wars Battlefront Elite Squadron for PSP.

And what’s the deal with Star Wars The Force Unleashed: Ultimate Sith Edition? Here’s the deal:

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SCE Studio Cambridge Development Director James Shepherd discusses the process of taking LittleBigPlanet to PSP and the difficulties involved. You can see some gameplay in the video.

Back at E3, Sony gave details on the PSP Go and a few of the applications that will be made available for the system. However, we didn’t hear anything about its peripherals, until now. Exspect has signed a major deal with Sony to launch officially licensed PSP accessories such as cases and screen protectors designed for the PSP Go and PSP 3000.

Next week Rock Band DLC vets Foo Fighters will again bring their music to EA’s music game. The Foo Fighters three-pack features “All My Life” and “Lonely As You” from the band’s Grammy Award-winning fourth album One by One, as well as “I’ll Stick Around,” from the band’s self-titled 1995 debut album.

On September 22nd Atlus will unleash the demons in the re-release of Persona onto the PSP. If you do not own a PSP and want to enjoy this gem you can buy it digitally on the PlayStation Network the same day but will miss out on the UMB exclusive 2 CD set of the soundtrack.

Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny is headed to PSP , and The Playstation Blog interviews Dennis Lee, the Senior Brand Manager at Namco Bandai. The game comes out on September 1st, so keep an eye out for it.

For $199.99 (MSRP), Sony hooks you up with this Entertainment Pack, which will include:

Atlus acquired the publishing rights for Kenka Bancho 3 on PSP, and they want a new name for it. That’s where you come in.