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PlayStation Network: Special Offers
March 16th, 2011 by Markham AsylumReview: The Flying Hamster (PSP)
March 7th, 2011 by Mark A. Brooks
The Flying Hamster is a highly stylized, fun little side-scrolling shooter that never takes itself very seriously. Sometimes that’s a bad trait for a game to have, but in this case the goofiness works out beautifully. As far as PSP minis go, The Flying Hamster looks sharp and plays great.
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Review: BreakQuest
February 25th, 2011 by Mark A. Brooks
BreakQuest is a Breakout clone that looks, for lack of a more appropriate description, downright nasty. But let’s not judge BreakQuest by its early 90s PC-style visuals, for that would be unfair. No, we should reserve our judgement for truly deal-breaking things; such as BreakQuest’s awkward controls.
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Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection
February 9th, 2011 by Markham Asylum
In mid-April, fans of the old-school Final Fantasy games will get the chance to play yet another version of Final Fantasy IV, this time with a sequel they probably haven’t experienced.
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Review: Ys Seven
January 29th, 2011 by Mark A. Brooks
The most recent entry into the Ys series brings with it some interesting changes: It’s the first one built from the ground up for handheld play, and our hero, Adol, no longer has to go it alone thanks to the inclusion of a new party system. One thing that hasn’t changed, however, is Ys’s penchant for fast-paced RPG action.
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Review: Valkyria Chronicles II
October 2nd, 2010 by Mark A. Brooks
The sequel to 2008’s sleeper hit Valkyria Chronicles finds its way to the PlayStation Portable and introduces some tweaks to its award winning tactical formula. Does the series transition well to a hand-held platform or does it lose some of its punch in the process?
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Review: Vempire
September 4th, 2010 by Mark A. Brooks
As far as gem-swapping puzzle games go, Vempire certainly looks the part. It even plays as one might expect, mixing it up here and there with some RPG style frills. To say that it leaves a lasting impact though would be a bald-faced lie. Vempire is simply okay.
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