Reviews

If
you thought Chains of Olympus was pushing the limits of what the PSP
could accomplish, you’ll be blown away by what Ready at Dawn has with Ghost of Sparta.

Fans would be insane to pass this up because it’s on PSP or doesn't have "3" in the title.

The move from PS3 to PSP hasn't damaged this strategic series. Valkyria Chronicles II stands proudly alongside its predecessor.

Three years after its original release, Persona 3 makes its way to Sony's handheld. How has it fared? Read our review to find out.

Toy
Story 3 ultimately succeeds in the same way that Pixar’s films do –
it’s attractive to young people who get a great surface experience and
for older audiences who appreciate extra layers of depth.

Harry Potter doesn’t offer much innovation for the LEGO franchise, but it at least puts it back on track.

Harry Potter doesn’t offer much innovation for the LEGO franchise, but it at least puts it back on track.

Peace Walker doesn’t feel like a fully realized chapter in the saga,
but it still completes the mission.

Is the return of color-matching gameplay everything you hoped it would be?

Is the return of color-matching gameplay everything you hoped it would be?

I just beat Disgaea Infinite, and I have no idea what the hell happened.

Bring destruction down on your opponents with Split/Second's explosive set pieces.

Split/Second's dangerous curves are filled with thrills.

This Japanese strategy game probably hasn’t evolved enough for it to
appeal to a wide American audience.

DOA Paradise wants you to let out your inner Larry Flynt.

This is nearly an exact port of Metal Slug 7, which released in late
2008 on the DS. However, XX corrects the DS
version’s ultimate sin of lacking Metal Slug’s trademark two-player
co-op.

Dante's Inferno is a fun God of War clone, but its early innovation loses out to repetition.

Ubisoft successfully delivers two games in one – the only problem, is neither of them is very good.

Ubisoft successfully delivers two games in one – the only problem, is neither of them is very good.

I’m glad to report that, while it might not be the classic that the
original is, LittleBigPlanet PSP is something we see far too rarely on
the system: a well-made and captivating platformer.