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10 Rare and Collectible PSP Games

Video game collecting is not just a hobby for completionist dorks any longer. More and more gamers are starting to see their favorite pastime as a potential investment, as the popularity of old games means that certain titles are in... [More]

Midnight Club LA Remix Review

Alright, show of hands: who enjoys a nice adrenaline pumping, trash talking, law-breaking racing game? Or are you the type to just sit on the floor and mess around with hot wheels all day? Rockstar games has brought the action... [More]

5 Reasons to Own a PSP in 2009

We know the type, because we do this ourselves: you rush out to buy the latest gadget, sometimes even waiting in line at midnight with a bunch of other geeks. For a few months, you and your gadget go everywhere... [More]

LittleBigPlanet on PSP: Some Possibilities

Sources from inside Sony and from the gaming press are suggesting that a portable version of LittleBigPlanet is in the works. Evidently, Studio Liverpool is behind the project, having previously and successfully built two WipEout games for the handheld. We... [More]

PSP Review: The Force Unleashed

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed for the PSP was developed by the small but capable studio Krome, who also oversaw the Wii and PS2 ports of the game. Before tackling the Force Unleashed project, Krome was responsible for Hellboy: The... [More]

N+ Review

N+ is such an unusual blend of different genres that it is difficult to classify. It combines the frantic maze-running of Lode Runner with the wall-sliding of New Super Mario Brothers and adds a pinch of the sublime jumping controls... [More]

Resistance Retribution: Everything We Know

One of the biggest announcements by Sony at this year's E3 was not for the PS3, but for the PSP. The company said during its press briefing on Tuesday that it is developing a third-person shooter based on the Resistance... [More]

Secret Agent Clank Review

One part adventure, one part stealth, and one part spy movie, Secret Agent Clank mixes up an unusual gameplay cocktail in the latest PSP outing from High Impact Games. Whether or not fans find this mixture appealing will depend largely... [More]

Pursuit Force 2 Review for PlayStation Portable

The original Pursuit Force was something of a surprise when it was released a couple of years ago, not only because it wasn't a simple Playstation port, but also because it was good. The mixture of high end production values... [More]

Sleeper Hit: B-Boy Dancing On The PSP.

The year is 1969 and the setting is New York. We have a young man looking at a James Brown video "Get on the Good foot!" which starts breaking him down into steps. Inspired by the acrobatic moves of James... [More]

GameFlavor and OffTheRail launch GameFlavor Casino

OffTheRail and the GameFlavor Network, an e21media internet property, which includes PSP World, PS3 Informer, Xboxist, Wii Land, DS Village and MPOGR.com, is pleased to announce the launch of GameFlavor Casino. A new site that offers the total gaming experience,... [More]

GameFlavor Launches DS Village

The GameFlavor Network, an e21media internet property, which includes PSP World, PS3 Informer, Xboxist, Wii Land and MPOGR, is pleased to announce today the launch of DS Village — — a new site dedicated to the Nintendo DS and DS... [More]

Ghost Rider - the review

If it's not classic television programmes currently being brought to the big screen, it's comic books and Ghost Rider is the latest in a long line of Marvel properties to make it to the cinemas and then the games consoles.... [More]

Medal of Honor: Heroes - the review...

Those gamers among us who have had their PlayStation Portable for some time now cannot help but have noticed the complete lack of quality First-person shooter's for the system. Last year we had Coded Arms, which felt more like a... [More]

Miami Vice

Ever since the beginning of television, cop shows have been something of a highlight; indeed CSI is the most watched program in the world at the time of writing. Obviously this is slightly different as it deals with the more... [More]

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