PlayStation Portable
| Title | Date | Developer | Region(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI Igo | 02004-12-01December 2004 | JP | |
| AI Mahjong | 02004-12-01December 2004 | JP | |
| AI Shogi | 02005-01-01January 2005 | JP | |
| Space Invaders: Galaxy Beat | 02005-09-01September 2005 | JP / EU | |
| Harvest Moon: Boy & Girl | 02005-11-01November 2005 | JP | |
| Innocent Life: A Futuristic Harvest Moon | 02006-04-01April 2006 | ArtePiazza | JP / EU |
| Bubble Bobble Evolution | 02006-07-01July 2006 | JP / EU | |
| Valhalla Knights | 02006-08-01August 2006 | K2 LLC | JP / EU |
| Pilot Academy | 02006-09-01September 2006 | JP / EU | |
| Fish Eyes Portable | 02006-09-01September 2006 | JP | |
| Rainbow Islands Evolution | 02007-02-01February 2007 | JP / EU | |
| Bomberman Land | 02008-03-01March 2008 | EU | |
| Umihara Kawase Portable | 02008-03-01March 2008 | Rocket Studios | JP |
| Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of Ancient Arts | 02008-03-01March 2008 | EU | |
| Valhalla Knights 2 | 02008-05-01May 2008 | K2 LLC | JP / NA |
| R-Type Command | 02008-09-01September 2008 | irem | EU |
| Ikki Tousen: Eloquent Fist | 02008-10-01October 2008 | JP | |
| Harvest Moon: Hero of Leaf Valley | 02009-05-01May 2009 | JP | |
| Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance | 02009-06-01June 2009 | K2 LLC | JP / NA |
| To Love-Ru -Trouble- Doki Doki! RinkaigakkÅ-hen | 02009-07-01July 2009 | JP | |
| Half-Minute Hero | 02009-10-01October 2009 | Marvelous Entertainment | JP / EU |
| Ikki Tousen: Xross Impact | 02010-04-01April 2010 | JP | |
| Fate/Extra | 02010-07-01July 2010 | Type-Moon, Imageepoch | JP |
| Half-Minute Hero 2 | 02011-08-01August 2011 | Marvelous Entertainment | JP |
| Grand Knights History | 02011-09-01September 2011 | Vanillaware | JP |
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