PlayStation Portable Reviews

The handheld console wars have been seen as many to be a battle that is all but over--with the Nintendo DS taking a very large lead that Sony could probably never overcome.  I personally enjoy both platforms and feel they have enough different games to make each of them a worthy experience...

For some, High School was an awesome four year experience that people fondly look back upon.  For others, those memories aren't exactly the most pleasant.  No matter what your experience was during these four years, Konami has unleashed a way for you to go back and relive High School...

In the spirit of a great Japanese Anime, the PSP is finally the home of a great new Action RPG that is cute, cuddly, and ready to drain your PSP of its batteries time and time again.  As 2007 continues, Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure, proves yet again that in the handheld wars, Sony's...

One of the most beloved Sony franchises didn't exist prior to the PlayStation 2. But that didn't stop Sony and Insomniac from teaming up to deliver on nearly yearly releases to the franchise.  Each one was different and brought something unique to the table that made it just as fun as the...

A few years ago, I was pleasantly surprised with the release of X-Men Legends.  Featuring some of the best X-Men characters, gamers were given a very enjoyable Action Role Playing Game.  Developer Raven Software next decided to improve the gameplay and gave us X-Men Legends II: Rise of...

When a game is called WTF, a certain “What the...” phrase comes to mind.  That phrase is also a very good way to explain what WTF is all about.  WTF: Work Time Fun is one of those titles from Japan that would have never seen the light of day in North America years ago.  But now a...

Taking place sometime after the first season of the television program, Avatar: The Last Airbender (the game) puts players in the role of the young man who is considered the reincarnation of the only one who can unite the factioned elements, bring peace to the world, and bake a nice cake. Okay,...

Don’t go in expecting a rehash of the PS2 game that precedes Killzone: Liberation. Firstly, the perspective has shifted, where instead of a first person shooter players are given a third person perspective (almost top-down, but not quite) of the battlefield. This completely alters the gameplay,...

After the launch of the PlayStation Portable, Sony’s handheld went through several software droughts.  When a game was released, it was largely unpopular and lacked anything that made people want to purchase a PSP.  The original Mercury was one title that proved to be different from...

Namco has always delivered with its Ace Combat series. Seen before on a variety of consoles, Ace Combat finally arrives on the powerful PlayStation Portable.  While the game is not quite as visually appealing as its PlayStation 2 counterpart, Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception looks and plays...

If you own a PSP, you need to buy LocoRoco. This is exactly the type of title that could be done on any other platform, but is a perfect fit for Sony’s handheld. It is a little quirky, has fun with itself, and has enough difficulty to allow both “hardcore” and casual gamers to enjoy it. LocoRoco...

With all of the issues Sony has had developing a good NBA game on the PSP, one would think they might quit trying. However, never content to give up, Sony delivered the third incarnation of the NBA series to the PlayStation portable.  And while it is an improvement over the other two titles...