PlayStation Portable Reviews

MediEvil: Resurrection By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/01/05 It is no secret that the PSP has seen its share of software shortages. With so few titles coming out on the market, gamers quickly grab any title that comes out. Sadly quite a few of the recent PSP releases have been less than spectacular. Enter Sony's PlayStation Portable... Read More	MVP Baseball By Ben Cardin \| 07/16/05 Do not buy this game if you respect yourself and the game of baseball. Assuming you have played MVP Baseball 2004 for consoles and PC, the PSP version of MVP is an exact port of MVP 2004 with the first patch that came out for the PC and PS2 console. It has outdated rosters (The same rosters 2005... Read More
NBA Street: Showdown By Zak Fejeran \| 07/14/05 What is it about sports that turn people into whooping animals who suddenly get the urge to yell things like "Oh snap!" and "He just juked you out of your socks!"? Well whatever it is the popular line of EA Big sports games have definitely bottled it and smothered it onto a game disc with their... Read More	Arthur McLean's Mercury By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/09/05 When Sony announced the PSP, many skeptics were fearful that the console would simply be used for quick PlayStation 2 ports that offered little or no original gaming. While some of the PSP titles can be called PS2 ports, there are a great number of titles for the platform that can't be found on... Read More
Metal Gear Acid By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/04/05 Solid Snake isn't new to portable systems. Snake first appeared on the Game Boy many years ago with a title that played surprisingly well. Excitingly, for the first time on any handheld system, Konami has brought Snake to a handheld in full 3D. This isn't just a standard port... Read More	Lumines By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/28/05 Tetsuya Mizuguchi is one of the great game developers we have, and has been making some of the best puzzle games for sometime now. His games link music and gameplay to an extent that they almost seem fused together. Just look to REZ and Space Channel five as his past achievement to... Read More
Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 One of the most loved franchises at Activision is Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. After several successful versions of the game across many different consoles, Activision moved the series in a direction with Tony Hawk's Underground. This PSP version of Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix is... Read More	Gretzky NHL By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 989 Sports took a year off developing a lot of their titles in order to improve the overall quality of their games. Gretzky NHL was one of these titles and it came out on the PlayStation 2 last year. While the game was an improvement, it failed to deliver the same intensity as the 2K series'... Read More
NBA By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 989 Sports has had some bad luck with their basketball titles on the PS2 lately. In fact, they even took the 2005 game off their schedule in order to regroup and figure out how to improve the quality of their NBA Shootout title. Unfortunately, even though the latest offering on the... Read More	Spider-Man 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 It seems that Spider-Man is popping up all over the place. After two incredible movies and two fun console games based on the movies, the world has once again caught "Spidey Fever." Spider-Man has popped up on the PS2, Xbox, GameCube, mobile phones, the Game Boy Advance, and even the N-... Read More
Twisted Metal: Head-On By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 Sony, it seems, is really going retro, using some familiar old franchises to jump-start the popularity of the PSP. So, it is no surprise that they are beginning this trend by bringing one of the most loved PlayStation and PlayStation 2 franchises to the new PSP. Twisted Metal: Head-... Read More	World Tour Soccer By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 So you find yourself with a brand new PSP and need a soccer game. What do you do? You may be surprised but you actually have a choice of games. Sony delivers with one of their most consistent sports franchises, World Tour Soccer, and EA brings us FIFA Soccer. Now you may be... Read More
PSP By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/21/05 At E3 2004, Sony gave attendees to their Press Conference a lucky first view at the latest entry into the PlayStation family. The PSP was showcased in all of its glory and stunned myself and everyone else in attendance. After months and months of waiting, the device has finally made... Read More

MediEvil: Resurrection By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/01/05 It is no secret that the PSP has seen its share of software shortages. With so few titles coming out on the market, gamers quickly grab any title that comes out. Sadly quite a few of the recent PSP releases have been less than spectacular. Enter Sony's PlayStation Portable... Read More	MVP Baseball By Ben Cardin \| 07/16/05 Do not buy this game if you respect yourself and the game of baseball. Assuming you have played MVP Baseball 2004 for consoles and PC, the PSP version of MVP is an exact port of MVP 2004 with the first patch that came out for the PC and PS2 console. It has outdated rosters (The same rosters 2005... Read More
NBA Street: Showdown By Zak Fejeran \| 07/14/05 What is it about sports that turn people into whooping animals who suddenly get the urge to yell things like "Oh snap!" and "He just juked you out of your socks!"? Well whatever it is the popular line of EA Big sports games have definitely bottled it and smothered it onto a game disc with their... Read More	Arthur McLean's Mercury By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/09/05 When Sony announced the PSP, many skeptics were fearful that the console would simply be used for quick PlayStation 2 ports that offered little or no original gaming. While some of the PSP titles can be called PS2 ports, there are a great number of titles for the platform that can't be found on... Read More
Metal Gear Acid By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/04/05 Solid Snake isn't new to portable systems. Snake first appeared on the Game Boy many years ago with a title that played surprisingly well. Excitingly, for the first time on any handheld system, Konami has brought Snake to a handheld in full 3D. This isn't just a standard port... Read More	Lumines By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/28/05 Tetsuya Mizuguchi is one of the great game developers we have, and has been making some of the best puzzle games for sometime now. His games link music and gameplay to an extent that they almost seem fused together. Just look to REZ and Space Channel five as his past achievement to... Read More
Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 One of the most loved franchises at Activision is Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. After several successful versions of the game across many different consoles, Activision moved the series in a direction with Tony Hawk's Underground. This PSP version of Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix is... Read More	Gretzky NHL By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 989 Sports took a year off developing a lot of their titles in order to improve the overall quality of their games. Gretzky NHL was one of these titles and it came out on the PlayStation 2 last year. While the game was an improvement, it failed to deliver the same intensity as the 2K series'... Read More
NBA By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 989 Sports has had some bad luck with their basketball titles on the PS2 lately. In fact, they even took the 2005 game off their schedule in order to regroup and figure out how to improve the quality of their NBA Shootout title. Unfortunately, even though the latest offering on the... Read More	Spider-Man 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 It seems that Spider-Man is popping up all over the place. After two incredible movies and two fun console games based on the movies, the world has once again caught "Spidey Fever." Spider-Man has popped up on the PS2, Xbox, GameCube, mobile phones, the Game Boy Advance, and even the N-... Read More
Twisted Metal: Head-On By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 Sony, it seems, is really going retro, using some familiar old franchises to jump-start the popularity of the PSP. So, it is no surprise that they are beginning this trend by bringing one of the most loved PlayStation and PlayStation 2 franchises to the new PSP. Twisted Metal: Head-... Read More	World Tour Soccer By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 So you find yourself with a brand new PSP and need a soccer game. What do you do? You may be surprised but you actually have a choice of games. Sony delivers with one of their most consistent sports franchises, World Tour Soccer, and EA brings us FIFA Soccer. Now you may be... Read More
PSP By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/21/05 At E3 2004, Sony gave attendees to their Press Conference a lucky first view at the latest entry into the PlayStation family. The PSP was showcased in all of its glory and stunned myself and everyone else in attendance. After months and months of waiting, the device has finally made... Read More

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MediEvil: Resurrection By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/01/05 It is no secret that the PSP has seen its share of software shortages. With so few titles coming out on the market, gamers quickly grab any title that comes out. Sadly quite a few of the recent PSP releases have been less than spectacular. Enter Sony's PlayStation Portable... Read More	MVP Baseball By Ben Cardin \| 07/16/05 Do not buy this game if you respect yourself and the game of baseball. Assuming you have played MVP Baseball 2004 for consoles and PC, the PSP version of MVP is an exact port of MVP 2004 with the first patch that came out for the PC and PS2 console. It has outdated rosters (The same rosters 2005... Read More
NBA Street: Showdown By Zak Fejeran \| 07/14/05 What is it about sports that turn people into whooping animals who suddenly get the urge to yell things like "Oh snap!" and "He just juked you out of your socks!"? Well whatever it is the popular line of EA Big sports games have definitely bottled it and smothered it onto a game disc with their... Read More	Arthur McLean's Mercury By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/09/05 When Sony announced the PSP, many skeptics were fearful that the console would simply be used for quick PlayStation 2 ports that offered little or no original gaming. While some of the PSP titles can be called PS2 ports, there are a great number of titles for the platform that can't be found on... Read More
Metal Gear Acid By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/04/05 Solid Snake isn't new to portable systems. Snake first appeared on the Game Boy many years ago with a title that played surprisingly well. Excitingly, for the first time on any handheld system, Konami has brought Snake to a handheld in full 3D. This isn't just a standard port... Read More	Lumines By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/28/05 Tetsuya Mizuguchi is one of the great game developers we have, and has been making some of the best puzzle games for sometime now. His games link music and gameplay to an extent that they almost seem fused together. Just look to REZ and Space Channel five as his past achievement to... Read More
Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 One of the most loved franchises at Activision is Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. After several successful versions of the game across many different consoles, Activision moved the series in a direction with Tony Hawk's Underground. This PSP version of Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix is... Read More	Gretzky NHL By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 989 Sports took a year off developing a lot of their titles in order to improve the overall quality of their games. Gretzky NHL was one of these titles and it came out on the PlayStation 2 last year. While the game was an improvement, it failed to deliver the same intensity as the 2K series'... Read More
NBA By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 989 Sports has had some bad luck with their basketball titles on the PS2 lately. In fact, they even took the 2005 game off their schedule in order to regroup and figure out how to improve the quality of their NBA Shootout title. Unfortunately, even though the latest offering on the... Read More	Spider-Man 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 It seems that Spider-Man is popping up all over the place. After two incredible movies and two fun console games based on the movies, the world has once again caught "Spidey Fever." Spider-Man has popped up on the PS2, Xbox, GameCube, mobile phones, the Game Boy Advance, and even the N-... Read More
Twisted Metal: Head-On By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 Sony, it seems, is really going retro, using some familiar old franchises to jump-start the popularity of the PSP. So, it is no surprise that they are beginning this trend by bringing one of the most loved PlayStation and PlayStation 2 franchises to the new PSP. Twisted Metal: Head-... Read More	World Tour Soccer By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/23/05 So you find yourself with a brand new PSP and need a soccer game. What do you do? You may be surprised but you actually have a choice of games. Sony delivers with one of their most consistent sports franchises, World Tour Soccer, and EA brings us FIFA Soccer. Now you may be... Read More
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