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Good
Metal Slug XX
There’s something strangely comforting in SNK’s Metal Slug series. A reliable standby for old-school gamers, the franchise hasn’t changed a bit...
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Lunar: Silver Star Harmony - Review
Like a dog whos perennially chasing his tail, remakes of classic games tend to leave fans tired, nauseous, and without much to show for their efforts...
Gamezone Review Rating
Good
SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 3
With two PSP entries under its belt, SCEAs SOCOM US Navy SEALs: Fireteam Bravo franchise ranks among the premiere shooters on the system, benefiting ...
Gamezone Review Rating
Good
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tagforce 4
Yu-Gi-Oh!, AKA the Madden of card battle games, has a long history of incremental updates that are cool for the hardcore fans but offer few reasons f...
Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines - PSP - Review
In many ways, Assassins Creed: Bloodlines is an impressive game. From a technological standpoint, it shows how far the game industry has come just a ...
Gamezone Review Rating
Great
TEKKEN 6 - PSP - Review
With Tekken 6 on PSP, Bandai Namco is trying to emulate the tremendous success it saw from Tekken: Dark Resurrection, the PSP version of Tekken 5. Da...
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Good
Adventures To Go - PSP - Review
The life of a fantasy RPG hero is hard work. Forget having to fight horrific beasts and save the world from megalomaniacal wizards, and just consider...
MotorStorm: Arctic Edge - PSP - Review
The original Motorstorm for the PS3 was more than just a tasty piece of eye candy. The game featured some great physics and more than enough addictiv...
Gamezone Review Rating
Great
Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier - PSP - Review
If youre like me and love the Jak and Daxter games, the thought of a PSP game with both title characters had me excited. Sure, playing a game with Da...
Gamezone Review Rating
Good
The Secret Saturdays: Beasts of the 5th Sun - PSP - Review
Its difficult to really love a game based off a well-known or popular property because many of these games come off as rushed, lack innovation or are...
Astro Boy: The Video Game - PSP - Review
Im not the least bit surprised if a game based on a newly released movie or is a tie-in story related to a theatrical release turns out to be a horri...
Gamezone Review Rating
Amazing
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars - PSP - Review
The good folks at Rockstar have made Grand Theft Auto fans proud when they released the amazing Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Thef...
Gamezone Review Rating
Good
Kenka Bancho: Badass Rumble - PSP - Review
Atlus has long been a publisher that has championed hardcore and games, taking Japanese titles with bizarre gameplay elements and themes and bringing...
Marvel Super Hero Squad - PSP - Review
While big brother (or sister) is playing the more mature and harder Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, the younger gamer wons release of Marvel Super Hero S...
NBA Live 10 - PSP - Review
Unlike the NFL license, the NBA isnt exclusive to one publisher. 2K Sports has NBA 2K10, Sony released NBA 2010: The Inside and Electronic Arts shipp...
Undead Knights - PSP - Review
So here's the score: you are a member of the Blood family, your father was the sole voice of opposition of the king when the power of the throne was ...
PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe - PSP - Review
The PixelJunk series has been going strong on PlayStation Network for the past three years. The series various installments arent connected by an ove...
Obscure: The Aftermath - PSP - Review
The survival-horror genre is alive and well, thank you very much. Those who have picked up a Silent Hill game or have had a long-lasting crush on the...
Gamezone Review Rating
Amazing
FIFA Soccer 10 - PSP - Review
For every Pele there is a Diego Maradona or even a David Beckham that makes us realize that just when we thought we saw the best there comes the next...
Beaterator - PSP - Review
With the music game genre exploding overnight and some recording artists deriding the genre for supposedly taking kids away from actually learning to...
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