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The latest, and perhaps most adventurously original version of Armored Core to date, Formula Front is one of the PSP's hottest new titles.
With a name like Darkstalkers, it has to be good! A great update to an old series, you'll get to fight as a series of movie monsters become warriors in this fiercely competitive title.
Hey, I finally got to play a really good PSP title! Or is that just the delirium talking?
Remember Frogger? You know, that one retro arcade game that had you taking the reigns of a suicidal frog trying to cross a busy intersection?
In the gameplay department, SAC isn't so much bad as much as it is spotty.
Quite simply, I have been more then impressed with what the Sony PSP is capable of.
Gameplay relies on handling traditional FPS controls with the stripped down controls provided by the PSP.
It's a strange and addictive puzzle game that involves creating blocks, much in the same way that Tetris required you to create lines.
As the long dead hero Sir Daniel Fortesque you are reanimated in a slightly bizarre turn of events.
As a game player, I'm always on the look out for a game that moves into a new area of gameplay, or grows past the limits of its own genre.
Yet when the game was released, I was befuddled, utterly shocked at how well Konami able to pull it off.
If you like you're racing title a little fast and loose, boy do I have something to tell you.
First off, to even consider this game, you have to at least enjoy chess on some level.
Running around a casino has never been fun for me, even in real life, but when a game has you running around one just for the sake of running, that is a big turnoff. Unfortunately, that's the case here.
It can almost be considered a retro RPG game these days where you have a top down view and walk around in the cities buying items, talking to citizens, and furthering the story and getting attacked constantly by enemies once outside the cities.
I've always loved brain teasers, and I've often wondered exactly how smart I was. I suppose that's why PQ appealed to me, offering a nice break from traditional gameplay, going back to making a puzzle title that really did present just that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, you think you have seen it before, vehicular combat, yadda, yadda, yadda. But wait!
PSP owners with an affinity to racing games have plenty of options when looking to scratch their proverbial racing itch. However one racing sub genre that's relatively untapped is the true racing simulation.
You never really know what to expect from the sequel to a bad game. Sometimes developers listen to their audience and work on fixing everything that was wrong with the first title.
The original Fireteam Bravo delivered an excellent tactical shooter for the PSP, something that has proven difficult to achieve on a portable.
There's a time attack mode thrown in as an afterthought, and a team battle mode where you'll spend most of your time.
Handheld ports of fighting games have always been problematic; usually resulting in a horribly broken imitation of a previously good game.
Be prepared as the Corleone family didn't come into power by playing nice but does the Corleone family prevail this time around or find themselves left for dead in the gutter?
Since so much of THUG 2 is dependant on a solid control system, there was some risk that this whole effort could completely backfire. The good news is that didn't happen.
Hacking and slashing it's often believed, is an archaic activity. This is not so, I say.
Now that the PSP is on retail shelves and the game is in my hands, I have to say I am satisfied with the purchase.
Ah, gameplay, what a beautiful word. And in this game, it's simple, but fun. You've got a high speed anti-grav racing game that lets you pilot an advanced craft around a futuristic racing track, all the while with electronic and trance music playin..
The RPG genre has been pushing the envelop lately with high quality graphics, immersive plots, and new gameplay features.