Category: Games and Reviews

With who knows how many demo versions, Loco Roco is the closest that Sony have (so far) to a signature identity for the PSP. Mario, Sonic, and now a bundle of wibbly jelly-like Loco Roco’s? Stranger things have happened. Anyway, …

One of the joys of the Sony PSP is the glorious widescreen display, and that means it’s a great device to watch movies and TV Series on. When I first bought the PSP it wasn’t for the game playing capabilites …

<br /> </p> A long time ago in a galaxy far far away, a games designer looked in their toy box, found a box of Lego, and a battered Palitoy/Kenner …

extNow this is more like it. Now the PSP has been around for a year or so, the programmers are getting to grip swith the system, and EA’s latest FPS …

Text goes here<br /> One of the launch titles of the PSP was Namco’s Ridge Racer - and to be honest while it did show what the PSP was capable …

Since DooM came along on the 486, the first person shooter game has become a stable of the gamers life. Luckily, the PSP is one of the first handhelds that can do this

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Every portable games machine needs a puzzle game. That’s been the law since the original Nintendo Gameboy shipped with Tetris. And since that moment, no game has truly measured up to that stroke

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If you’ve not heard of the Grand Theft Auto games, then where have you been hiding? The number of clones out there are legion, but is the original still the best? Well, yes.

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Exit is a great little game, that harkens back to the heady days of the Atari ST and the Comodore Amiga. There’s no complicated 3D graphics, there’s no easy option to make sure

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