Looks like yet another movie/TV adaption has been canned on the Xbox 360 after yesterday's Sopranos. Now it's poor Al Pacino who has received a kick out of the promising next-gen future. Vivendi Games today confirmed that Scarface: The World Is Yours will not be released on the Xbox 360. "Cancelled" is maybe not the right word for this anyway, as a Xbox 360 was never clearly confirmed, but strongly rumored.

But, there's also good news since Scarface is now headed for the Playstation Portable. Presumably more than a stripped-down home console port, the PSP version will get a different name, Scarface: Power. Money. Respect. and will combine turn-based strategy with real-time combat. Players will be able to capture turfs (Hi there, San Andreas) and eliminate rival gangs and crime bosses in the single-player mode. A multiplayer mode is in the works too, allowing four players to take over the streets of Miami simultaneously.

We'll keep you updated on new info on Power. Money. Respect. as we get it. The World Is Yours, the original game, is now set for release on PS2, Xbox and PC in October.

Yet another movie-to-game adaptation, this time for the Xbox 360, is making its way to us. I must say, it looks like crap. The game has no release date set yet, but it should be out sometime in the fall. The game looks to be another GTA spin-off and judging by the graphics, it looks like they probably didn't put a whole lot of thought into it. For such a famous and well-loved movie, you'd think they'd actually try. We'll see what VU has to show at E3, hopefully we'll get some more news for the Xbox 360 version. According to Gamespot's PS2 preview, there seems to be a lot of stuff to do but the game needs work. My guess, it'll be exactly like The Godfather, a steaming pile of spaghetti... with no sauce.