We've had plenty of Final Fantasy games come out on Game Boy Advance and DS Lite, now it's time for PSP to get some Square Enix loving. The PSP game Final Fantasy Tactics "Shishi Sensou" has been translated as "The Lion War" and comes out in Japan on May 10th for 4,800 yen. The PSP port has been enhanced from the original PlayStation game and includes new cinematics and even two new classes. You can see the artsy trailer for the game here, and more pictures of what gameplay is like here. An America release date still hasn't been announced yet though.

Also, 2K Games has confirmed that the Irrational Games first person adventure game BioShock will be released on August 21st in America, and August 24th in Europe. There won't be multiplayer, but the highly anticipated single player will be available on both Xbox 360 and PC when the time comes. Irrational Games has been bragging that their artificial intelligence is pretty advanced, but I'm not the type to buy a game just because the enemies impress me. Even if the story is a let down, the under water facility looks interesting enough to make this one at least worth a rental This August release date is later than they originally promised though, so it better not be glitchy.

Final Fantasy Tactics: The Lion War has a really interesting visual style that meshes together 2D and 3D graphics for its PSP remake. The cinematics combine rusty colors with credits that resemble A Series of Unfortunate Events for an artistic opening video. The game is known as Final Fantasy Tactics: Shishi Sensou in Japan, and still doesn't have a release date announced yet, but here's plenty of pictures showing what the remake will look like for PSP. Seems like Square Enix didn't alter the original game much, but the cinematic screenshots definitely stick out from the rest. Tactics is many RPG fans' favorite game of all time, so it's good to see it coming back, but there's still no new word on the FF7 remake everyone's waiting for.