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Thursday, March 29, 2012
LEGO Batman USA PSP-pSyPSP
English | Platform: PSP | Release: March 27, 2012 | Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive | Developer: Traveller's Tales | 528 MB
Genre: Action Adventure
Traveller's Tales has been in the LEGO business for several years now. LEGO Batman is the company's fifth go at the LEGO franchise and little has changed or evolved in that time. Though it offers almost nothing new, fans of the Dark Knight and Traveller's Tales' tried-and-true formula will get a kick out of LEGO Batman.
LEGO Batman is unique from past titles in the building blocks' franchise. The story isn't based off a movie or even a comic-book plot. This is an original tale. That gives Traveller's Tales some latitude, since there's no need to follow a well-known plot. There isn't even a direct tie-in to a particular Batman universe. This isn't Batman of movie fame, the campy TV show or the comics. It's Batman from the toy shelves, which means a sort of hodgepodge of ideas and a myriad of costumes meant to sell extra action figures. It translates well into LEGO, though I wonder if the original four movies wouldn't have made for better source material.
What we get in the end is a very basic tale of villains escaping Arkham Asylum and Batman hunting them down. It doesn't get any more complicated than that, but it really doesn't need more depth. If you're playing LEGO Batman, it's because you want to smash objects and beat up some bad guys. Story shouldn't be a major concern.
The charm of the LEGO characters is intact and many of the cutscenes are funny. Batman remains stoic, Robin is a goofball, and the villains are all wonderfully insane. The characters are perfect LEGO representations of their comic-book counterparts, but Gotham City itself is not made up of LEGOs. The non-destructible structures have a more realistic look. It doesn't quite work though. Gotham City is drab and without character. Anything that's not LEGO looks like Anytown, USA. It would have been nice to see a stronger creative vision for Gotham.
If the sounds in LEGO Batman are familiar, there are two reasons: Most of the sound effects are repurposed from past games, and the soundtrack is from Danny Elfman's score for the 1989 Batman flick. I'm not sure why Warner Bros. (who also released the films and owns the rights to the music) didn't put music from multiple Batman films to offer a more robust flavor. As is, you hear the same tracks repeatedly, often without any connection to the current scene.
To its credit, LEGO Batman throws everything and the kitchen sink into the mix. There's a robust cast of characters you'll play as throughout the six acts. The first three acts put you in control of Batman and Robin. There's no switching things up, but don't worry, each has a number of powered suits that can be worn that provide special abilities. Robin has a magnetic suit that allows him to walk up metal walls, Batman has a demolition suit so he can blow stuff up (he is known for such acts of wanton violence, right?). These along with a handful of other suits keep things interesting.
The second half of the adventure puts you on the side of the villains. You'll get to see the flip side of each act and learn how the each member of the Batman rogues gallery sets up his or her master plan. These levels end prior to your showdown with Batman and Robin, I guess to keep the villains from ever having a chance of winning. Even though Batman's name is on the marquee, the villains steal the show. Each Arkham escapee has their own special powers, making each unique. Poison Ivy can make enemies sick with a kiss, the Joker can give joybuzzer shocks to anyone he grabs, Mr. Freeze can put anyone into cold storage, and the Riddler can take control of susceptible civilians and make them do his bidding.
The true gem, of course, is the inclusion of Killer Moth. You remember Killer Moth, don't you? Yeah, me neither. Who was the genius behind putting a guy in a moth suit in this game?
On top of the characters available in the story mode of each act, there are numerous unlockable heroes and villains who can be used when replaying levels in Free Mode. Nightwing, Batgirl, Hush (a newer Batman baddie from the comics), Man-Bat, and others can all be purchased with the LEGO bits collected in each level. And there is reason to play levels multiple times, since it's impossible to get all of the hidden elements with the default roster.
While much of LEGO Batman is about mashing a button and beating enemies senseless (and destroying the LEGO environment), there are some refreshing breaks. Just about every act has one vehicle level. In these levels, you control a plane, car, or boat and shoot your way through numerous enemies while headed towards a boss battle. This turns LEGO Batman into a pure shooter and while these levels are brief, they provide a welcome change of pace.
There are a lot of good things going on in LEGO Batman. But, unfortunately, the same problems from previous games are all back. You'll have to go it alone on PSP. Though the manual suggests you can have a second player by "plugging in another controller," there's no way we could find to actually initiate co-op play. It doesn't exist -- unless you can find some controllers for your PSP.... uh, whatever.
Be prepared to scream at your dim-witted AI partner. There are numerous puzzle elements that require cooperation between Batman and Robin. The AI doesn't always understand what this means. You'll be trying to get the AI to stand on a platform that will be raised when you pull a switch and the AI will continually jump off before you can do so. You'll find that you need to be in the perfect spot to get the AI's switch flipped so your partner will know to come assist you with a cooperative puzzle. This isn't rocket science. And if it is, then maybe it's time to hire some rocket scientists.
It seems that once in just about every level there is a moment where it's unclear what you're supposed to do next. This isn't because the puzzles are clever, but because many of the solutions aren't logical. The solutions often seem random, and when you do finally figure out that you're supposed to jump on top of a flower or that there is a hard-to-see lever that needs to be pulled, there's no "a-ha!" moment. Instead it's, "Are you kidding me?" This isn't exactly a new phenomenon to the series. It's bad level design and there's no reason for it in the series' fifth iteration.
The most egregious offence is the complete lack of co-op play. LEGO games are best when played with a buddy. Not having that option takes away a great amount of the appeal. It's not as if it hasn't been done before. Leaving it out is a disservice to gamers.
CLOSING COMMENTS
LEGO Batman is good fun, but it's really just the same thing we've seen before. I don't think the LEGO formula needs much of a change, but certainly the common issues with the series should no longer exist. The complete lack of co-op is a major gaff.
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Sunday, March 18, 2012
Gran Turismo USA READNFO PSN PSP-PLAYASiA
English| Platform: PSP | Release: February 7, 2012 | Publisher: Sony ComputerEntertainment | Developer: Polyphony Digital | 902 MB
Genre: Racing
Itsbeen a long time in the coming, but Gran Turismo for the PSP is finallyhere, not so coincidentally launching on the same day as the PSPgo. Thenumbers are great, particularly for a PSP title, with it featuring some800 cars, 35 tracks and 60 track variations (meaning forward andreverse on most of the tracks), and all while running at 60fps.
Ima huge, huge fan of the Gran Turismo franchise, so it pains meimmeasurably to say that this is a greatly disappointing release. Seethose bullet points I listed above, what with the 800 cars and allThats pretty much all youre getting with the game - cars and tracks.Theres no proper career mode. There isnt a reason (or even ability) tobuy a car and gradually upgrade it to compete in bigger and betterevents. Its just racing, and largely without a good reason for doingso, especially when you consider that the experience had to be boileddown to the PSPs hardware and control abilities.
Now, before Iget into the negative stuff, let me first hit on the core of theexperience, which is obviously the racing. In large part, this feels awhole lot like Gran Turismo 4, which is certainly a good thing in manyrespects, though if youve been playing GT5 Prologue or have beenkicking the tires on games like Need for Speed Shift or Grid, itll feela little subdued in comparison. Still, this is the Gran Turismo drivingexperience at its core - realistic and smooth while beingsimultaneously rewarding and punishing.
The analog controls fromthe consoles, particularly for the acceleration and brakes, have beennicely transferred over to the PSP. In many cases, were you to slam onthe gas in any of the console releases, youd get a taste of excessiveamounts of wheel spin and fishtailing, while slamming your foot (orfinger, as it were) down on the brakes at the wrong time could give yousimilar results. In both of these cases, Gran Turismo subtly compensatesfor this and gives you just enough assistance to keep the digitalinputs from ruining your race. Its a rather transparent difference inthat I had to actually sit back and think about how it compares to theconsole variants, which I think is great.
The AI hasnt reallyseen much of an improvement in that itll generally stick to its racinglines and goes about its business almost as if you arent there. It willavoid you, which wasnt always the case in past releases, so thecomputer drivers do seem to have made improvements from the PlayStation 2titles, though its not a huge departure from what weve seen in thepast. Do note that you can only race against three other cars at a time,which is somewhat disappointing, but also not unheard of on the PSP.
Forme, and a lot of other Gran Turismo fans, the fantastic driving iscoupled with starting out at the bottom, slowly tweaking and upgradingyour starter car as you compete in event after event, and graduallybuying new rides to take on bigger and better challenges. And theneventually, after lots of hard work, youll get a car that can crack the200mph barrier and youll feel like youve accomplished somethinggreat.
Gran Turismo on the PSP contains none of this, and by and large, thats the entire problem.
Thereare two main single-player modes, Driver Challenges and thesimply-titled Single Player. The latter is essentially just a quick raceoption, allowing you to either take on a standard race, time trial ordrift challenge on any of the games tracks (theyre all unlocked fromthe start). These are all one-off events - winning them wont really getyou much more than cash, though you can increase your driver rank from aD to S ranking on each track, which is basically a fancy way of sayingthat you can race against better AI on that course (and earn more lootwhile youre at it).
Other than not being able to race certaincars on dirt or snow tracks, there are no limits here. You can racewhatever car you want on whatever track you want, and youll always raceagainst three CPU drivers. As I said, you can increase your level oneach track, which can then go to net you better competition and morecash, but thats all thats good for. You dont unlock new cars (atleast that I ever found) or anything of the like.
The driftoption is fun for what it is (its basically the same thing found in GT5Prologue), and you get cash for whatever points you earn. But, therearent rankings or anything that youll try to beat. The same goes forthe time trials - when you first go to a track, the times are empty andyoure the first one to set the bar. Are there really no pre-set recordsto go after That seems rather silly to me.
The Driver Challengeis the other half of the single-player experience, and it does offergoals to achieve. Unfortunately, the mode is essentially just anelongated set of license tests with no reason to beat them other than tosimply do it (and earn cash). Unlike the console games, there are noevents that require certain licenses, so they dont act as aprerequisite. Thats fine, some folks will be happy about this. But witha total of 102 events, you might think that theres a prize at the endof the tunnel should you beat them all. Nope. I completed 100% of themand received nada. No movie, no car, nothing. Granted, I didnt get goldin every event, though even when I did get all golds in a grouped setof challenges I still didnt get anything to show for it. You do unlock acustom soundtrack option and the end credits film along the way, butyou dont get anything for completing all events or going for goldmedals.
So then, the entire game is about winning cash andbuying cars. From a PSP gaming perspective, this makes some sense inthat the idea is to sit down to a race or two, buy a couple cars withyour winnings and then come back later for more. With 800 vehicles tocollect, that could easily tickle the collector bone in GT fans. But,the collection process has a couple huge issues.
Firstly, unlessyou click on a vehicle to look at its stats, you have no idea if youalready own it or not. So, if you choose to view Toyotas vehicles andthere are a dozen cars on the screen, you cant just glance ateverything on sale and tell what you have and dont have. No, you needto click on an individual car, look at a stat that tells you how many ofthat model that you have, back out, choose the next car and thenrepeat. I really dont understand why there isnt a green checkmark orsomething next to rides that you already have.
The second issue,which is actually not quite as debilitating (but still annoying), isthat the game runs on a calendar system and on each day (days areadvanced by entering an event) you can only buy vehicles from fourmanufacturers. Every two days these four choices change to offer up newcars to pick from. So, one day you might have Honda, Toyota, Mugen andDaihatsu, whereas two days later you might be able to pick from Ford,Lamborghini, RUF and Mitsubishi. Note that you have no idea whatmanufacturers will be available when, so you cant say, Oh, Ferrariwill be available in two days. It could be 100 days for all you know.Also, even if a manufacturer is available on a day, you will only haveaccess to a limited number of its vehicles at any given time. By mycount, you can purchase about a dozen at a time at most, though youmight also only be able to choose from one or two cars. So whenLamborghini or Ferrari does eventually show up, dont count on beingable to totally stock up as your selection may be very limited.
Now,while your car collecting may end in madness, Gran Turismo on the PSPdoes offer two (theoretically) nice options for having your garage gothe extra mile. Firstly, you can trade cars with other players over anAd-Hoc connection. Some cars can be shared (a.k.a. copied, so youllstill have one) while others can be traded (which means youd have togive it up to get something else). The shared functionality (where carsare copied) works in one giant process, where the game will compare yourgarages, figure out which cars your buddy needs and give them all tohim at once.
Secondly, the game will allow you to transfer yourgarage to Gran Turismo 5 on the PlayStation 3 once its out. Obviously Icant really test this yet as GT5 is unfortunately not out yet, but itsounds like itll be a painless transfer. I have my own personalfeelings about this in that I think itll essentially break your GT5experience (I dont want to start my game with the 250+mph BugattiVeyron I recently purchased), but the option is there for those who wantto take advantage of it.
In terms of competitive play, GranTurismo also lets you race against up to three of your friends at a timeover an Ad-Hoc connection. You have three options - one is astraight-up race with whatever you have, one gives less-skilled players ahead start, and a third puts those same players in better cars whilemore skillful drivers will be in slower vehicles. All three modes workwell enough, though theyre all one-shot races. In other words, therearent any tournament or multi-race options here. But, you do win moneythat goes straight into your bank account, which is nice.
CLOSING COMMENTS
Beingthat Im such a massive fan of the Gran Turismo franchise, Im having ahard time coming to grips with the fact that this isnt a great (oreven just good) game. It pains me to say so, but its the truth. Whilethe driving mechanics are great, if somewhat dated, the numerouspresentation issues (like the complete lack of a career mode) reallykeep this from being what it could, and should, have been.
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Sunday, March 18, 2012 0
SoulCalibur Broken Destiny JPN READNFO PSN PSP-PLAYASiA
English | Platform: PSP | Release: February 4, 2012 | Publisher: Namco Bandai | Developer: Project Soul | 346 MB
Genre: Fighting
WithNamco Bandais Soulcalibur IV hitting current-gen consoles last year,it was hard to imagine the renowned 3D fighter functioning on a portableconsole. After all, the Soulcalibur series -- which pits warriorsagainst each other in a world filled with ethereal weapons -- has alwaysbeen a visual powerhouse. Squeezing all the character detail, lightingeffects and lush backgrounds onto a UMD seemed like an awful idea.
Fortunately,Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny preserves the Soulcalibur traditionbeautifully and recreates the weapon-based combat exclusively for SonysPSP. These are really amazing portable visuals.
Broken Destinyis, ultimately, a portable version of its console counterpart. It packsmost of the characters, levels and modes that Soulcalibur fans arefamiliar with and only drops a few bits and pieces along the way. Likethe other Soulcalibur games before it, Broken Destiny is a 3D fightinggame that pits two fighters against each other in large, open arenas.Players must battle their opponent by gauging timing, distance andlocation in the ring -- as characters can be knocked off the edge whenstruck or thrown properly.
The only noticeable differencesbetween Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny and Soulcalibur IV are the toneddown graphics and the absence of the Star Wars characters... which I ampersonally very happy about. As interesting as it was to see DarthVader and Yoda (and the Apprentice) make guest appearances in theSoulcalibur universe, Broken Destinys Kratos makes much more sense whenconsidering the games setting. The only other elements worth notingthat were removed from the formula are the many unlockables and extrasthat have traditionally gone hand-in-hand with Soulcalibur games. BrokenDestiny doesnt have many extras to speak of, though you will bespending quite a bit of time unlocking items for character creation andearning special honors for your Records.
One of the first thingsplayers will notice about Broken Destiny is the visuals. Although thegame isnt as eye-catching as its PS3 predecessor, Broken Destiny is oneof the best-looking PSP games Ive ever played. Its really stunninghow much was crammed onto a single UMD and watching these charactersclash on such beautiful backdrops is a testament to the PSPs hardware.With little slowdown to speak of, this game deserves special credit justfor its looks. I know that sounds shallow, but its the truth.
BrokenDestiny has several options for jumping into battle. You can opt forplaying a Quick Match, which is exactly that: a single battle with afoe. There are also Trials to face, which are essentially survival-stylemodes that task you with racking up points and keeping your characteralive. Then theres Ad Hoc multiplayer, a Creation tool for buildingyour own characters and the standard Training mode.
The modethat takes the longest to complete, however, is the Gauntlet. Thisstory-driven, mission-based affair occupies a universe outside of thecanonical Soulcalibur narrative. Its a comical story about you (andwhichever character you select) following Hilde and her party around theworld as they search for medicine for Hildes father. It has little todo with the actual Soulcalibur story and is more fun and games thananything else.
Each mission in the Gauntlet is comprised ofseveral mini-sections that only last a second or two each. Usually,youre only objective during these brief few moments is to survive aseries of attacks and then counter appropriately. With this in mind,its safe to say that the Gauntlet is more of an instructional tool thananything else, as your failures are greeted with helpful text that giveyou the steps needed to emerge victorious.
Although this soundslike a great way to teach new players the Soulcalibur way, I found thismode to be extremely repetitive after a while. I continued playing itjust to see the humorous story play out, but by the end I was more thanready to move on. This could be due to the fact that I played throughthe mode with a single character -- perhaps switching it up halfwaythrough the quest would have been more exciting.
But at theheart of this quest and the aforementioned visuals are Soulcaliburmechanics, which have come a long way since their original conception.The battle mechanics in Broken Destiny are very similar to those foundin Soulcalibur IV, including the newer features like the Soul Gauge,Soul Crushes and Critical Finishes. If youre unfamiliar with theseterms, its actually quite simple: if your opponent guards too much, youcan wear down his or her Soul Gauge and eventually break one of threepieces of armor on the character. Once you get your opponents SoulGauge in a miserable enough state, you can execute a Critical Finish,which ends the match in your favor (and displays some fancy specialeffects).
Although Ive never been a hardcore devotee of theSoulcalibur fighting engine, I very much appreciate the amount ofvariety and strategy that goes into studying each character. Having tobalance out blocking, sidestepping, Guard Impacts and more make this avery, very difficult game to master. But at the same time, Soulcaliburhas always been a fighting game that can be picked up easily. As movesrarely require complex directional inputs or button combinations, mostgamers can at least pick up the controller and mash away for fun (muchto the chagrin of veteran competitors).
The icing on the cake inSoulcalibur: Broken Destiny is definitely the Ad Hoc multiplayer. Asbattling with a friend is a tremendous part of the fighting gameexperience, having such smooth running Ad Hoc makes the package muchmore appetizing. During my play tests, I rarely -- if ever --encountered any slowdown. Thank goodness.
CLOSING COMMENTS
AlthoughBroken Destiny is nothing more than a portable version of SoulcaliburIV (with Kratos along for the ride), the game is visually stunning andthe size of the roster is admirable. Whats most impressive aboutSoulcalibur: Broken Destiny is how well it preserves its consolecounterparts formula while making very few sacrifices along the way.
Althoughits hard for me to strongly recommend this game if you already ownSoulcalibur IV, its safe to say that this is one of the most beautiful,complex fighting games on the PSP and should please Soulcalibur fans.The developers should be praised for making the game work so well on thePSP, even though weve seen most of it before.
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands PSP
English name: Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands
Production companies: UBISOFT Montreal / UBISOFT Quebec City
Agent release: UBISOFT Entertainment.
Genre: ACT - Action Game (Action game)
Corresponding to the host: Play Station Portable
Languages: English (U.S. version)
Release Date: May 18, 2010 (PSP U.S. version)
Game Description:
, The original introduction:
By the success of the film adaptation of the game few cases, but in May 2010 release of "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" (Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time) should be a satisfying game film. The film production team from the investment to have reached a large real top level, and produced the film side will exceed the Walt Disney Company is known as "Pirates of the Caribbean." During the film release, Ubisoft will also return to the "Sands of Time" trilogy, released between a story in "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" and "Prince of Persia 2: Warrior Within" two games between the new work: "Prince of Persia: The Sands of oblivion" (Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands). New work will bring out the new game storyline, new characters, additional capacity and time reversal super-strength, will be the "Prince of Persia" series once again exploring new frontiers.
Second, the background story:
New work, "Prince of Persia: The Sands of oblivion" (Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands) will fill the "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" and "Prince of Persia 2: Warrior Within" two for the seven years of the time gap between . Why from the positive and optimistic about the prince's character into a silent depression. When the game starts, the prince's brother to visit the Kingdom, but this time the invasion of the country. Prince's brother wanted to build sandy magic army soldiers, but the residents have become so sand sculpture. Prince To reverse this bad situation, decided to pay a heavy price, use the old "power down" to save the kingdom soon to be eliminated. This is in addition to the Prince's adventure trips, but also his commitment to learn an important lesson, the Prince will move towards a true leader in the road ... ...
Third, the game features:
As the first generation of "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" has been the series of Prince of Persia FANS their favorite chapters, this new work, "Prince of Persia: Sands of oblivion" will undertake the "Sands of Time" derived from the follow-up content, will fight in full evolution.
Combat system has been "" Prince of Persia "series," the soft underbelly, "Prince of Persia: Sands of oblivion" in the combat system, there are many improvements, the biggest change is the course of the fighting will be more popular. Up screen appears with more than 50 enemies. Early in the game can feel the hot battle for the degree of strengthening. When players run within the walls of the battlements and fight, you can see the enemy everywhere.
In the background you can see the screen distance to beat the Corps is killing in full swing. The game will show through a number of close-up lens of heroic war, such as the lens in the vast land of passing, players can really feel like "Lord of the Rings"-like sense of openness. When the player is surrounded by an excessive number of enemies, you can step on the enemy's head flying jumps, to escape encirclement. In this as in it is removed to resist moves to escape the action out of the way into the enemy's attack, and then quietly close behind the enemy, you can also launch a magnificent finishing moves.
1 new classic game elements:
Prince will face large-scale sea fighting in the vast scene of continuous fighting resorted diarrhea stops, shows powerful, agile bodies, with the power of ancient sand (Sand) to stand in the crisis-ridden block.
2. Blockbuster experience:
"Prince of Persia: Sands of oblivion" using the new Anvil engine. Advanced technology for ambitious players to construct the scene, and examination of unprecedented challenges, so players feel the unforgettable journey of epic games.
3 Magic and Puzzle:
In the "" Prince of Persia "series", the jump and is the most important action puzzle game elements. This will be the magic combination of puzzle and action. For example, there are a lot of water in the sewer pipe, players can use magic to make frozen ice water column, and then jump to step in leveraging icicle had not arrived on the platform. But the magic button is released, the magic slot will continue to consume, deplete, after no longer use magic. But as long as release the magic key, magic slot will gradually recover. Late to the game, the player can also control the wind, fire, earth and other elements.
4 The Sands of Time:
In order to repel the invasion of the enemy, the Prince can once again use the ability of the sand. As in the past, the use of sand will be back in a few seconds later, the player can use if the operational errors of the capacity. Use of sand will consume the energy ball, and defeat the enemy can collect the energy balls. Will be in combat experience, and gradually acquire new capabilities. For example, wave energy is released armor capability, and upgraded to a tornado, you can also wipe out the entire film area surrounding the enemy. There is also a diving ability to quickly rushed from the corner of the room to another corner, and hit the enemy en route.
5. To manipulate natural ability:
Ability and control over the use of force to control the time of the environment against aggressive enemies. Prince back in time began to see the power of nature and the power of infinity, but also non-destructive in general.
6. Back to the player's favorite sections:
The story is set in the "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" and "Prince of Persia: Warrior Within" between. "Prince of Persia: Sands of oblivion" will give players a whole new story, so that players on the "Sands of Time" series have a deeper understanding.
Although the "Prince of Persia: Sands of oblivion" for cross-platform work, but the developer has revealed that Ubisoft, Wii, NDS, and PSP versions, with the Xbox 360 and PS3 will provide a different gaming experience, relevant information in the next open . PC, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PSP and NDS "Prince of Persia: The Sands of oblivion" will be held in May 2010 sold in North America, then it will invest up to $ 200 million and the film version listed simultaneously. Disney's film version of the producers expressed interest in playing the series, "Pirates of the Caribbean" as the super-blockbuster, its box office potential and may even be beyond the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series, a total of $ 2.7 billion amazing accomplishments.
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Gran Turismo (PSP)
The game is centered on an open-ended design. The single-player menu presents players with three variables — Mode Selection (Time Trial, Single Race, and Drift Trial), Car Selection, and Track Selection. The player can pick and choose circuits and vehicles, with credits earned based on the difficulty, performance and number of laps they have chosen. Players can select from any number of laps, one to 99. There are 45 tracks (including layout variations) plus the added bonus of reverse on most tracks, which takes the track number close to 75. For the first time in the series, the game features the use of custom soundtracks that enables players to play their own songs while racing, but this option must first be unlocked by completing section B of the Driving Challenges. The music tracks can only be played if it is set on "MUSIC folder" and can be used for offline or online races.
Spider Man Web Of Shadows Psp
During a fight with Venom, the Venom symbiote explodes, knocking Spider-Man unconscious and scattering itself throughout the city. When Spider-Man comes to, he receives a call from Nick Fury explaining that Venom has infected the city and that S.H.I.E.L.D. Agents are quarantining Manhattan. He informs Spider-Man that he needs to help build a sonic generator that will separate the symbiotes from the citizens of New York, and Spider-Man begins to collect the necessary items.
The PlayStation 2 and PSP versions of the game feature 2.5D graphics.
Spider-Man meets up with Luke Cage before facing the first 'infected' citizens. He finds clues of the Tinkerer's plot, and shortly thereafter is attacked by Cage. Depending on player choices, Luke will either appear infected by a symbiote or will attack Spider-Man to get the black suit off him. Victorious, Spider-Man heads to a warehouse where the Tinkerer is building a missile that will spread the symbiotes to other cities. Spider-Man prevents this, but Tinkerer escapes. He arrives on the S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier where he helps to complete a sonic generator to stop the symbiotic invasion. After rescuing Spider-Woman, Spidey encounters Jackal, who plots to obtain Spider-Man's symbiotic suit for his own purposes. Spider-Man defeats Jackal who gives him a serum that will enhance his black suit. Jessica Drew then contacts Spider-Man informing him that the helicarrier is going down and that they have to evacuate.
Spider-Man follows the trail of the helicarrier crash, and finds that Spider-Woman has become infected by a symbiote. After defeating her and obtaining the S.H.I.E.L.D. plans, he gets a call from Nick Fury to obtain the sonic generator from the top of Fisk Tower. After making it to the top and defeating A.I.M. soldiers, Spider-Man combines the parts collected earlier to a computer, completing the generator. Jackal appears and steals the sonic generator. Spider-Man then gets a call from Spencer Smythe saying he has captured Black Cat and is using a mind-control device on her. Spider-Man is forced to defend himself against Black Cat.
Spider-Man confronts Jackal at Central Park where Jackal states that he has modified the sonic generator to control the symbiotes. After defeating Jackal, Spider-Man makes the choice to use the sonic generator to fry or to control the symbiotes. As the device is power up, a multi-headed version of Venom confronts Spidey. After defeating Venom, the player is shown one of two endings based on their actions. If they choose good, the symbiote invasion is repelled. If they chose evil, Spider-Man enslaves Manhattan as his symbiote army.
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Assassin’s Creed Bloodlines Psp
Region: USA
Language: English
Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines by Ubisoft is a handheld version of the popular action game. While the exact details are unclear, historians agree that the origin of the term "assassin" stems from a Muslim cult that came to power during the Crusades. Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed casts the player in the role of one of these assassins. The gameplay appears to blend stealth elements (Ubisoft calls it social stealth because the player often attempts to blend into the crowd) with more traditional sword-fighting.
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Grand Theft Auto Psp
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is a sandbox-style action-adventure computer and video game designed in Scotland by Rockstar North (formerly DMA Design) and published by Rockstar Games. It is the second 3D game in the Grand Theft Auto video game franchise and sixth original title overall. It debuted in North America on October 1, 2002 for the PlayStation 2 and was later ported to the Xbox, and Microsoft Windows in 2003. It was made available on Steam on January 4, 2008, and on the Mac App Store on August 25, 2011.[2] Vice City was preceded by Grand Theft Auto III and followed by Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
Tekken 6 PSP
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