We have some more price dropped PSP games for your enjoyment. The prices will vary from title to title, but you’ll be sure to find some as little as €7.99/£6.99/AUD $11.95!

With the release of the PlayStation Vita, we’re delighted gamers are enjoying our new entry to portable consoles but we also know a lot of die-hard PSP fans still exist. This price reduction allows you to have even cheaper access to great PSP titles – some of which are even PS Vita compatible (to see which content is compatible, visit the PlayStation Store and you will be able to see in the products description).

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Access TV Episode 27 hits YouTube today, with chilling survival horror Silent Hill: Downpour as Game of the Week. Check it out for loads of gruesome gameplay footage, plus see first-hand why downpour is a return to form for the classic series.

In a massively exciting feature, the Access TV crew head to Montreal for a first look at highly-anticipated sequel Assassin’s Creed III. Not only is there a wealth of tantlising footage from the game, you can also enjoy interviews with leading Ubisoft men Alex Hutchinson and Francois Pelland.

If you’re after a bit more glitz, make sure to check out coverage of the recent videogame BAFTA awards. Access chat to the winners, in addition to interrogating LA Noire leading man Aaron Staton. Don’t miss it.

As always, there’s PlayStation Store content and PS3 news abound, so get stuck in to another tasty episode.

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Access Episode 26 hits YouTube today, and there’s choppy sword fighting abound in Game of the Week as Ninja Gaiden 3 arrives in town. There’s plenty of new gameplay footage to lap up, and for those of you worried the game has gotten too easy – just look at how much we die in it.

The team also clock up the air miles (well, not many really) by visiting Amsterdam for the latest on action sequel Darksiders II. There’s insight from developers Vigil Games, plus plenty of footage of Death kicking all kinds of buttock. Don’t miss it.

Elsewhere there’s a blu-ray review of Spielberg’s CGI adventure Tin Tin, plus a roundup of all the latest news and the best content from the PlayStation Store, including ‘Kara’, the startling tech demo from Heavy Rain developer Quantic Dream.

Access TV is available every Friday on YouTube – head to youtube.com/playstationaccess to subscribe and never miss an episode.

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This week’s episode of Access TV isn’t so much a 40-yard screamer as a deft rainbow flick, a cheeky nutmeg, and jaunty shout of ‘Olé!’ All of which can only mean that rebooted trick factory FIFA Street is our game of the week, and you can find out why it’s leaps, bounds and scissor-kicks ahead of its predecessors in the video below.

Also in this episode, we travel to Poland to catch up with the twisted minds behind Lemmings-style PS Vita title A-Men, and we hit the Serbian slopes with Scott Penman to talk SSX with the danger-hunting pro-boarding. All the time he wasn’t upside-down, anyway.

We’ve also got a round-up of the week’s news, including chats with XCOM and Tiger Woods developers, a look at the latest stuff to hit the PSN Store, and some special time with Binary Domain’s awesome voice recognition commands.

Access TV is available every Friday on YouTube – head to youtube.com/playstationaccess to subscribe and never miss an episode.

To sign up for future Access events or to hang out and chat with other members of the Access community, then visit us on Facebook at facebook.com/PlaystationAccess, or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/PSAccess.

So, picking up FIFA Street? Think Scott Penman could be classed as dangerously insane? Let me know in the comments…

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So you may have wondered why I’ve seemingly disappeared. I haven’t. I’m still around and I’ve been working on bringing you guys some of the best offers we can possibly get. With that said, you may have noticed selection of PSP games on the PS Store getting a price drop. The prices will vary from title to title, but you’ll be sure to find some as little as £7.99/€9.99!

With the release of the PlayStation Vita, we’re delighted gamers are taking well to our new entry to portable consoles but we also know a lot of die-hard PSP fans still exist. This price reduction allows you to have even cheaper access to a myriad of titles – some of which are even Vita compatible (we’ve marked compatible games on the list below with a *; ask in the comments if you want to check the compatibility of any games not listed below).

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