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When we first heard that the first Metal Gear game for the PSP
was going to be a card-based battle game, we were extremely
pissed off. No really. Weren't you? Then when we heard that
Metal Gear Ac!d 2 was in the works and it was going to be another
card-based battle game we were even more cheesed. Then, finally
Konami announced Portable Ops and we relaxed slightly. Turns
out PO is an excellent game and does the series justice. PO
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Tekken isn't exactly a spring chicken anymore. The DOA games
walk all over it in terms of visuals and difficulty (try beating
DOA4) but the series still retains a spot in our grease-conjealed
aging game journalist hearts. Dark Resurrection for the PSP
is a testament to the talented team of developers at Namco -
it plays like a dream and even features ad-hoc battles. Get
this game! |
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Can we guess the next PSP GTA game will be "San Andreas
Stories"? Ha! We think we know everything. What we do know
for certain is that Vice City Stories was a powerhouse of programming,
pulling off tricks we haven't even seen the PlayStation 2 do.
We'd say buy a PSP and a copy of this game, but we're thinking
that Rockstar might end up releasing this on the PS2 soon, just
like they did with Liberty City Stories. |
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Ooooh, this game was goooood. Very goooood. Replacing the
first person perspective of the somewhat overhyped PS2 original
for a third-person view turned Liberation into an entirely
new game. The action was blistering and fans appetites have
been duly whetted for the next Killzone on the PS3.
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To be honest, the whole Jak and Daxter thing smacks of "me-too
mascotism" and we hate to be a party to that, but Daxter
on the PSP shines as an excellent platforming game. In fact,
this game wasn't even on our radar until it was released and
we reviewed just for the sake of reviewing another game. Then
we were like "Whoa! This game kicks the fo-shizzle in yo-nizzle!"
Just then, Snoop Dogg leapt from the rafters and slapped us
with a copyright infringement lawsuit. Oh, that Snoop! |
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