In addition, both games manage to take advantage of the PSP's network support to include multiplayer modes , a feature which is absent in the PS2 port. It is the only system to use an optical disc format, Universal Media Disc as its primary storage medium. Its distinguishing features include a large-viewing screen, robust multi-media capabilities, and connectitvity with the PlayStation 2 , PlayStation 3 , and the Internet.
The console is capable of supporting network play. Everyone's favorite button-mashing, quick-time-eventing, gory bald albino Spartan appears on handheld for the first time. The graphics are impressive and it has the feel of a full God of War title. Another God of War adventure for the PSP, featuring excellent graphics, new weapons, and a mechanic where you can hold a button down to cause your blades to be engulfed in fire, for increased damage drains meter as well as armored enemies which can only be defeated this way.
The game has an epic feel spanning many locations, and impressive boss fights. Flying cars, driving on walls, and more. The PSP version of what some consider one of the greatest and most stylish anime fighting games of all time.
Has an amazing soundtrack. The PC version even has upgraded netcode. It plays close to a modern Ys game 3D Zelda-like with more asskicking and less exploring and gadgets.
Lacks some of the extras PC got via patches though. Oh well. A Samurai Romance aimed at women, but don't let that stop you. Takes place at the end of the Edo period of Japan, and while it is a visual novel romance based on the perspective of a female character, it is essentially a war story that includes memorable characters and a captivating plot. Features Japanese voice acting and multiple endings. Adapted into a two-seasons anime and two different manga series.
An assortment of RTS, action RPG, and shoot 'em up not at the same time though , all with a unique 8-bit art style and built for quick, addictive play. Epic music and witty parody. A sequel was made for PC. The usual fun, comfy and cute gameplay and atmosphere of Harvest Moon games.
Much better than Save the Homeland. It's actually made by Capcom, and plays exactly like Phoenix Wright. It's fully animated, and looks just like the show. It actually has TWO pretty different stories using the same battle system , yet they cross over every so often. Definitely worth a shot if you don't mind something different or are a fan of the two mentioned games above. Lost Frontier is both a 3D platformer and a surprisingly fleshed out flight game, with multiple aircraft.
You can explore the maps in your plane looking for collectibles, and launch Daxter at enemy planes to loot them for upgrades.
With good-looking, fully 3D graphics, it's a quality title. A calendar-based street racing RPG in which you earn respect points in various categories such as drag racing, pink slip races, AI team races, show-off events, and more.
Not only is the game varied but quite large, as each category is represented with a rival character, with their own unique location, with multiple course layouts each. The selection of cars is shockingly large and you can upgrade, tweak, and visually customize to your liking, and the ability to unlock prototype parts gives the game unsurpassed depth and replayability.
You are a student in a school trip. The game has pretty good combat and a quirky sense of humor. A Kingdom Hearts prequel game in which you play as three characters: Terra, Ventus, and Aqua, each with their own story. The game can be enjoyed with little to no prior story knowledge.
New keyblades, D-links and, if you're willing to sacrifice battery, higher-quality textures. If you have the patience, you'll find yourself with the best universe ever created in a videogame, with well developed characters. A surreal experience controlling amorphous blobs in a dreamy, pastel world.
Definitely worth a look for the smooth animation and unique controls. An early system seller, Lumines was like a musically themed version of Tetris. The sequel, Lumines II, sports a broader assortment of music and tons more skins, with some skins featuring actual video. A so-cute-I-can-die puzzler where the goal is to complete diagonal shapes and rack up combos. The more combos you get the more blocks fall on your opponent like Tetris Attack. It's small, and fits on almost any memory card.
The best first person shooter on PSP. For what that's worth.. It's rather simplistic, but absolutely nails it when it comes to the overall feel, including gunplay and controls, making the game just satisfying to play.
There's even a skirmish mode included. A 3D makeover for the original Mega Man X. Gameplay is pretty much identical. Has an extra game mode where you play as recurring villain, Vile, who has 3 customizable slots for different attacks.
A remake of the first Mega Man , with a dose of SD and goofy voice acting. This might as well be considered its own game, since the level layouts are all new and there are two new robot masters- Time Man and Oil Man, which you can play as. Also includes an excellent level editor which is surprisingly easy to use.
Control a liquid blob of mercury through a maze. It's sort of like Labyrinth , or Super Monkey Ball , but with a blob instead of a ball. The blob can be rubbed against pointy objects to split into two, which is usually required to solve puzzles.
Some puzzles also involve changing the blob's color, and at times you might even need to merge two different colored blobs to create a third color- it's madness!
The game received a cel shaded sequel, Mercury Meltdown , which has an enormous amount of stages, and near impossible difficulty. Card-based tactics spin-off to the Metal Gear series.
It's surprisingly fun if you approach it with an open mind. Has a story unlike Portable Ops Plus. There's a lot of plot aspects continuing from 3 and leading into MGS, although it's retconned away by Peace Walker. The game is sparse on voice acting and the controls can take a wee bit of time to get used to. There's around 40 hours worth of content if you play every mission.
This game actually has no story, and is just a stand-alone expansion to the original Portable Ops. The original game is not required, but you can transfer your roster including unique characters if you have a save file.
You can recruit a shit ton of soldiers including Old Snake and it's essentially there for the new Infinity Mission, which is you running through randomized maps trying to find checkpoints. Big Boss goes to Costa Rica, starts a mercenary company, and defeats a walking robot that launches nukes - you know how it goes. The game features excellent graphics and offers you a choice between shooter style and action style control schemes. Metal Slug on the go. Features unlockables like music and wallpapers that you can just get from Google, and the loading and saving features may be off-putting to some, but hey, it's still fucking Metal Slug on the go.
Not the best game in the series, but still pretty awesome. Beautiful sprites and music. A whopper of an open world arcade racer, featuring a large selection of vehicles including motorcycles, racing bikes, and SUVs!
You also have the ability to use the Zone, Roar, and Agro abilities, depending on your vehicle type. There is nothing quite like sliding through a corner in slo-mo! Definitely try it sometime! Monster-hunting gameplay with excellent graphics, a variety of weapons, and a steep learning curve. Just be warned that there's a ridiculous 60 second wait time after quests, which can be a deal breaker for some.
Stunning visuals, great physics and the most evil AI ever in racing games history. Seriously, if you go with the bike or the ATV, watch the fuck out for that snowplow! And yeah, you can also race with the snowplow crushing your opponents into the ground. The sense of speed is great with snow and mud flying into your face and the music is good too. A port spin-off of the popular flash game with entirely new levels. Features a map editor and sharer and multiplayer modes.
Somehow, one of the best racers on the system despite coming out so early in the PSP's lifespan. It just plays really well and has a beefy campaign with multiple race types including drag racing.
The courses offer plenty of shortcuts as well. That said, the game uses a weird setup where every race in the game has three difficulties.
If you enjoy a fun, challenging racer and don't mind doing everything three times, give this a look. Has both an open world and a story, hitting you with flashy comic book style sequences the moment you start a new game. The graphics and framerate are quite good for a game that has free roam, and the map is brilliantly designed, complete with hidden crates you can look for. There's also the ability to recruit wingmen that you can call on in the middle of the race to rustle opponents or set spike traps!
But, umm, try not to run over your own spike trap. Worth playing even if you've played Carbon on the PS3, and vice versa, as they're totally different. Gameplay is easy to learn, but deck building can be enjoyably deep at times. Music can get grating rather quickly. A nice port of the comfiest driving game ever.
Multiplayer — Players race or dogfight against up to eight opponents over an Ad hoc wireless network or via Game Sharing with rival PSP system owners for the ultimate deathmatch experience! Game sharing mode requires only one copy of M. Sonic Rivals is a head-to-head competition between Sonic and his top rivals, where the gloves are off and winner takes all. Built from the ground-up, the engine allows gamers to rip through tracks in some high-spirited single player and wireless multiplayer action against friends as Sonic returns in a whole new racing-platformer with classic 2D gameplay in true 3D environments for gamers on the go.
What starts as a friendly competition between Sonic and Knuckles quickly intensifies as Shadow and other rivals jump into the action. Sonic Rivals allows gamers to utilize boost moves and power-ups to trip, shove, and vault over each other while hurtling towards the finish line at breakneck speeds.
Players will negotiate wildly twisting 3D tracks while avoiding the insidious Dr. Eggman and his myriad of hazardous traps and contraptions. In Sonic Rivals, gamers can play as one of four different characters from the Sonic Universe, each with separate fast and winding storylines. In addition, the extensive rewards system, which is based on collecting trading cards, allows players to customize their favorite characters.
Connect via wireless to race against a friend, and put trading cards on the line for even more multiplayer challenges. Pocket Racers features miniaturised cars whizzing around a series of everyday environments. The player is cast as a spoilt teenager at a party, who is transformed into a toy car by of a vengeful demon. What follows is a frenetic race for survival as the 'Nemesis' demon sets a series of increasingly hard challenges within the fully interactive - and destroyable!
The cars in Pocket Racers represent the soul of the stricken player, and can be augmented through the collection of 'Soul Shards' which litter the play area. Collecting these allows the user to inflict massive damage on rival cars or the debris that clutters the race area, while additional weapons such as nitro boosts, missiles and ice can be used to sneak past opposing racers.
These extra weapons are left around the courses, and must be gathered before your opponents get them. The courses themselves range from a messy bedroom, a conveyor belt-laden factory and a kitchen, and feature sneaky short cuts and hidden extras for the player to find.
Pocket Racers also features a number of vehicle styles that are ideally suited to the varying locations. Sports cars, trucks, 4x4s and Coupes vie for the player's attention, while other hidden vehicles can also be unlocked. What the Wright Brothers were to flight. Like them, he rewrote the rules of what's possible. On the ground or above it, the Miracle Boy has redefined the boundaries of the sport and then promptly surpassed them. Now, the legend of the winningnest X Games competitor of all time is on the PSP system, letting you defy gravity wherever you go.
With ad hoc wireless play for players, you can challenge your friends to racing and freestyle competition and see who's got what it takes to ride with the greatest. Customizable player characters, with tricked out clothes and gear.
User Score: 4. Need for Speed Carbon Own the City features all-new crew-based gameplay and an exclusive east coast open-world city to explore. The unique to handheld story thrusts you into an ongoing turf war. You are challenged to build an unstoppable crew, win races against fierce rivals, and outwit the cops.
How you choose and manage your crew will be the difference between victory and defeat. Known as "L. Go head-to-head with a friend in a street race or cruise mission using wireless functionality, or experience Story Mode which allows you to race through five Los Angeles city re-creations while finding treacherous shortcuts and surviving death-defying jumps.
Exclusive to the PSP system is an all-new Stunt Arena, where players can fly over ramps and perform stunts in the air and drive the loop-de-loop to gain massive bursts of speed, all the while collecting golden tokens to unlock extra content.
Feel the rush as you race more than 36 licensed rides including muscles, tuner and exotic vehicles. Supporting up to four players via wireless multiplayer connectivity, players will speed through more than 30 visually stunning environments with six distinct terrain types including snow, dirt, mud, ice, water, and grass. Featuring five new events, new vehicles and mini-games, and cross compatibility with ATV Offroad Fury 4 for the PlayStation2, ATV Offroad Fury Pro will provide players the opportunity to tackle the trickiest off-road courses anytime, anywhere.
The Maximum Team Control Racing features have been expanded to 11 different modes, each designed to exploit different aspects of team racings such as blocking, drafting, and switching.
Multiplayer has also been enhanced to include both team and solo racing options, utilizing the wireless capabilities of the PSP system for high velocity head-to-head racing battles. Racing fans can take the excitement of Moto Grand Prix racing with them wherever they go as the game boasts thrilling new features including the new roster, unlockable rewards, and a wireless multiplayer mode that allows up to eight players to race against each other.
Players face new challenges in this portable installment in order to unlock cool rewards such as one-on-one mode, hidden riders, Moto GP movies, and more. Players go head-to-head in time trial, arcade, one-on-one, and wireless multiplayer mode where up to eight players can race against one another at the same time. The control is now in the hands of the player as they attempt to navigate through intense moments with drivers racing inches apart at mph.
Push your car to the limit and leave drivers in the dust as all-new effects from screen blurring to camera shaking highlight every detail of the action. Modify your car's handling to your exact specification with a user-friendly sliding scale that makes for ultimate control behind the wheel.
User Score: 5. Players kart race for the win or fight it out in colorful Battle Arenas with special weapons, power ups and variety Pac-Man powers. The game also features the Prince of all Cosmos from the award-winning Katamari series as an unlockable character. Juiced: Eliminator captures the look and feel of Juiced while building on its success with the addition of new cars, tracks, characters and game modes.
The built-in wireless connectivity on the PSP lends itself to expanding the multi-player options, including multiplayer crew races, pink slip racing and the all new 'Eliminator' mode where the slowest driver per lap is removed from the competition, and the winner is the last one left in the race. Key features include: All new 'ad-hoc' multiplayer games, 8 new characters and crews, 2 new locations each with 8 unique tracks, 9 new cars with over new body-kit components, new single player game modes, re-styled menus, improved career mode progression, and all-new full-screen post-race movies.
Immerse yourself in a new, deep non-linear career mode that tests your skills and savvy as you progress through all the motocross disciplines - motocross, supercross and freestyle - to become the ultimate MX athlete. Mixing miniature mayhem with maximum multiplayer racing, Micro Machines v4 features knockabout, breakneck racing in the fastest scale miniatures, complete with explosive weapon power-ups. Letting you loose with hundreds of vehicles, each with distinctive performance abilities, you'll be racing your inch-long miniature motors on the wildest tracks where everyday household objects appear immense in size and can become lethal hazards.
Sport cars, street racers, stock cars, 4x4s, beach buggies, lowriders and muscle cars are just some of the Micro Machines models you'll be taking out on the improvised tracks around the Micro Machines house, garden and - for the first time - beyond. Spin out around the breakfast table littered with cereal spills, tear through the kitchen but avoid literally burning tyre rubber on the blazing hot cooker, turbo boost around the pool table while avoiding the treacherous pockets , or hit the gas as you drive around the rim of the bath, carefully negotiating the ferocious waters pouring over the edge of the bath because someone left the tap running.
The title, a massively expanded edition of the European PSP system title "TOCA Race Driver 2" comes complete with real performance cars, real damage, real physics, and intense pack racing with up to 21 cars on-screen competing for position.
Plus, with WLAN multiplayer gaming modes enabling up to 12 players to race simultaneously and an all-new WLAN game mode, competitive racing has never been so aggressive or closely fought.
Designed especially for the PSP system gaming, a further race mode, the Trans-World Cup, delivers high-octane racing in short bursts making it perfect for gaming on the go. Through a variety of event-based challenges, including Time Trials and Skill Tests rather than a series of straight races, players must drive hard to become the World's No.
Race to the finish line as you live all the fun and excitement of the Walt Disney Pictures presentation of a Pixar Animation Studios film, "Cars. The game is a story-based racing adventure game that relives all of the key moments of the movie.
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