Handheld Reviews
A real blast from the past that is every bit as playable today as it was all those years ago. Very addictive and perfectly suited this is a great flagship title for the PSP minis and at its low price point you can’t afford not to miss out.
Gameplay: Just as good today as it was all those years ago.
Graphics: Identical to the Amiga version bar some slight ghosting.
Sound: Nostalgic
Handheld Reviews
Handheld Reviews
A huge, challenging game with hours of gameplay, but watch out as this is by no means an easy title to complete. All in all a very impressive console port that lost nothing in the translation to handheld.
Gameplay: Infuriatingly tough at times, but you’ll keep coming back to it.
Graphics: Pretty good for a handheld.
Sound: Solid voice overs and good sound effects
Handheld Reviews
For fans of the series that missed this game the first time around, this is a great chance to see where it all started. Newer players might find the game to be a bit dated, but it fits the hand-held perfectly and makes for a very enjoyable experience. It’s not without its flaws, however, so be sure you have a lot of patience before you attempt to finish this one.
Gameplay: Feels a bit dated compared to modern games, but is still very playable.
Graphics: Very nice cut-scenes but the game graphics really show their age.
Sound: Revamped audio brings this side of the game up to date
Handheld Reviews
A good game, although not as good as the first title. It will still provide you with hours of challenging and entertaining gameplay so if you are a RPG fan then this still comes highly recommended.
Gameplay: The epitome of old-skool.
Graphics: Pretty much the same as the first game which isn’t a bad thing.
Sound: Pretty standard fare
Handheld Reviews
If you are into action RPG’s and you have a PSP then this is a game you should definitely try. The story and characters are memorable and the skill system deep enough to keep you playing for ages.
Gameplay: Old Skool but very entertaining if this is your type of game.
Graphics: Showing their age, but still nice.
Sound: Pretty standard fare
Handheld Reviews
There is a lot on offer here and this is the first time that the series hits western shores, but unless you are a hardcore fan of Japanese role playing games you can safely give this one a miss. The visuals are dated, the gameplay very generic and the amount of random encounters coupled with the loading times makes this game a chore to play at times.
Gameplay: Dated and bogged down by long load times and plenty of random encounters.
Graphics: Definitely very retro.
Sound: Very average
Handheld Reviews
There’s definitely a lot of fun to be had here if you are a fan of the genre but ultimately the game becomes very repetitive. A Dynasty Warriors game on a portable console is undeniably impressive, but the fogging and slowdown undermine the experience. You’ll have fun with this game, but it’s best played in short bursts.
Gameplay: The hacking and slashing is fun initially, but soon becomes repetitive.
Graphics: Not bad, but hampered by lots of fog and some extreme slowdown.
Sound: Nice guitar riffs but no speech
Handheld Reviews
Bust-A-Move Ghost is a nice game, but the formula is starting to get a bit old by now. The saving grace of this game is the myriad of play modes and it really is one of those games that you’ll keep returning to. Newcomers will love it.
Gameplay: Same old Bust-A-Move, but just lots more of it.
Graphics: Crisp, clear and fitting the PSP wide screen perfectly..
Sound: Spooky tunes, but fairly annoying
Handheld Reviews
While it is quite a departure from the previous Metal Gear games, it is definitely entertaining and addictive enough to make it a classic in its own right. Even if card games isn’t your thing, give Ac!d a try.
Gameplay: Very addictive with only some small annoyances.
Graphics: Good looking, but some camera issues.
Sound: No speech, but nice music and effects
