So I started this game a few days ago, and it's pretty much a reason to own a PSP. I'm not kidding you. If you like puzzle games at all, seriously, get this game.
http://www.gamespot.com/video/937957...cial-trailer-1
Watch the video.
The gameplay of this game revolves around translating a 3-D enviroment into a 2D enviroment, and using that to move through the game. But that doesn't really do the gameplay justice. It one of the most monumentally unique puzzle games ever.
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The Trailer looked intertesting. It seemed the little 3D to 2D switch thing allowed you to do ANYTHING making the game extremely easy, but I'm sure there is more to it than just that. I'd like to actually play this game someday to see what its like.
No, it doesn't make it easy. It looks that way at first, but When I reached about halfway through the levels, I got stuck for 2 straight days. It took me almost 6 hours to figure out that level.
It's a pretty difficult game. and it's funny as hell, too. It's got a pretty good storyline, strangely enough.
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There are much better reasons to buy PSP than this. Emulation, Castlevania, MegaMan, etc.
yeah, it's an amazing emulation tool. But as for legit reasons, or reasons that don't involve hunting down used PSPs to downgrade, this one pretty much takes the cake.
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Castlevania Dracula X Chronicles takes the cake from Crush and kicks it in the nuts so hard they come out its mouth. Ofcourse we've only been waiting over a decade for CV DX Rondo of Blood to be released in the US. ;p Sadly PSP really needs a redesign for decent controls. The PSP's controls are so flimsy.
Whoa, is that released already? I thought that wasn't coming out for a bit, that's sweet.'
but you know, apples, oranges, ect. For puzzle games, the cake is right here.
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I don't think it's out yet, but it's still far more notable than any other game to hit PSP yet.
Yeah, I agree.
Pretty unfortunate, too, since it's such a powerful system. If more people were drawn to it, I bet the homebrew scene for it wouldn't be retarded.
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The homebrew scene for PSP is great. However no the PSP isn't that powerful, just the most powerful handheld right now which doesn't say much, as it's based on PS2. PSP suffers from problems Nintendo understands well. Handheld gaming systems need to be easy to take with you whereever, have good battery life, not have moving parts, etc. PSP isn't very easy to take around with you, it's not that durable. That pretty screen is easy to get scratched. The battery life isn't great. The UMD's are annoying.
All the PSP has going for it is being a portable PS2 in a way.
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