Thanks to the wizards at Bandai Namco, PSP owners can add one more stellar game to the list. Debatably better than the PS2's outstanding Tekken 5, Dark Resurrection is a reworking of the same material with a flawless technical presentation, two worthwhile new characters, and enough extras and options to make it a must-own for PSP players.
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Point Blank DS – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Violence
Point Blank DS – Review
This game shows that the DS is a capable machine, able to emulate other platforms quite well. Perhaps next time developers could choose a better game to emulate.
Tales of Legendia – Review
Rather than a game that relied completely on its brand name, I found a colorful role-playing game (RPG) that stepped up to the challenge of providing a unique experience compelling enough to keep me in front of the controller to the end of the story, despite some smudges around the edge.
Tales of Legendia – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Fantasy Violence, Mild Language, Suggestive Theme Parents should know that the game, as with most RPGs, has a lot of killing monsters and bad guys; but none of it is visual or more suggestive than a cartoon. Fans of the series should enjoy this […]
We Love Katamari – Review
It's no surprise, then, that the strangest game in years is now a franchise. The Katamari craze now cuts across multiple platforms, and its PlayStation 2 sequel has a heftier price tag than the first one did. Does We Love Katamari recreate everything we loved about the original? Yes—and no.
We Love Katamari – Consumer Guide
According to the ESRB, this game contains: Fantasy Violence
Soul Calibur III – Review
Boxing is often called the "sweet science." The strategy, execution and skill make up the "science" and I'm assuming the thrill and satisfaction of victory is what makes it "sweet." In Soul Calibur III, I feel there's very little "science" that goes into the combat and consequently, victory isn't particularly "sweet."
Soul Calibur III – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Mild Language, Violence
Urban Reign – Review
The 2.5D beat-'em-up was one of the most beloved genres of the late 80s and early 90s. It may seem amazing today, but there was a time where allowing players to move up and down on the screen as well as left and right was something of a revelation. From Renegade and Double Dragon through Night Slashers all the way up to the Dungeons and Dragons games Capcom made in the mid-90s, arcade audiences could not get enough of games about tough guys beating up hordes of similar-looking opponents.
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