Unbound Saga PSP

Unbound Saga PSP

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Back in 1995, Comix Zone came to the SEGA Genesis and featured a comic book artist named Sketch who got sucked into his own creation. Set in a series of comic book panels, the artist had to battle enemies so that he could hop into the next box and get closer to getting out. Now, Unbound Saga is doing the exact same thing except that you're the main character this time around and you're trying to get out to meet "The Maker."Read the rest at IGN


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Steambot Chronicles Battle Tournament PSP

Steambot Chronicles Battle Tournament PSP

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Steambot Chronicles deserves a lot of props for, if nothing else, deciding to do mech combat and cheery exploration in a way that PS2 owners hadn't really seen before. For me, the game's charm and customization couldn't overcome some rather clunky controls, but the steampunk-powered, Victorian-themed world held plenty of possibility. That there's even a chance to tap into that world on the PSP means there's reason enough for those that weren't hamstrung by the PS2 version's controls to get excited -- particularly because the game's controls, while still decently complex, aren't quite as clunky...Read the rest at IGN

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The Bigs 2 PSP

The Bigs 2 PSP

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The Bigs 2 handles basic hitting and pitching mechanics quite well, and, thankfully, it avoids the PSP's analog stick for anything more than pitch location and hit trajectory. While batting, you have the choice between a less powerful swing for simply advancing runners with base hits, or you can go for the stands with a power swing. Getting solid hits is solely about timing, hearkening back to MLB Slugfest and other similar titles, as opposed to messing with the analog stick to control the bat, like MLB 2K9. Similarly, pitching in Bigs 2 reminds me of a more simple time in videogames: you simply charge up a turbo meter and choose from one of four pitches.Read the rest at 1Up

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