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Pangya: Fantasy Golf for PSP
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I am currently addicted to this game "Pangya: Fantasy Golf" for the Playstation Portable. My cousin let me borrow his PSP a week ago and let me play the game. Since then I was hooked.
A little background... I've been playing the online version of Pangya for 3 years now starting from Season 1. It's a great game that got me hooked from the start and leveled up from a mere Rookie to now a veteran Senior. I've met a lot of great and skilled people from all over the world just by playing it on the international server from the now defunct A18 to the new home server of NTreev USA.
One thing lacked the online version, its the story behind all the action going on at Pangya Island. That's where the PSP version stands out. It gave me info behind how the characters inside the Pangya adventure came to be on the island and even the roles of the caddies. It really gives perspective on why a certain course is like this and why a certain situation came to be. I won't be ranting on for long but if you're asking me if the PSP version is worth it, the answer would be yes! It's both for the newbies and the veterans. Besides, there's a new character available on the PSP version that's not yet available online. ^__^
I've put the opening theme of the PSP version here. Enjoy!
A little background... I've been playing the online version of Pangya for 3 years now starting from Season 1. It's a great game that got me hooked from the start and leveled up from a mere Rookie to now a veteran Senior. I've met a lot of great and skilled people from all over the world just by playing it on the international server from the now defunct A18 to the new home server of NTreev USA.
One thing lacked the online version, its the story behind all the action going on at Pangya Island. That's where the PSP version stands out. It gave me info behind how the characters inside the Pangya adventure came to be on the island and even the roles of the caddies. It really gives perspective on why a certain course is like this and why a certain situation came to be. I won't be ranting on for long but if you're asking me if the PSP version is worth it, the answer would be yes! It's both for the newbies and the veterans. Besides, there's a new character available on the PSP version that's not yet available online. ^__^
I've put the opening theme of the PSP version here. Enjoy!
Midnight Club: Los Angeles Trailer
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I think my sister would really be happy with the news that a new Midnight Club is for release this October. She practically mastered the last Midnight Clubs on our PS2 system. I haven't even touched the game myself! LOL. Anyway here's the trailer for the new Rockstar Game, Midnight Club: Los Angeles. Enjoy.
Sony's E3 2008
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Here's a quick take on Sony's latest game offerings for their popular platforms namely the PS3, PS2, and PSP. Enjoy. =P
Super Robot Taisen PSP
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Ever experienced playing a game that you don't understand? I'm not talking about super puzzle games or such but the ones that doesn't display a language you could understand ^^ If you like such a challenge then try these titles for the PSP: Super Robot Taisen A and Super Robot Taisen MX. Its true that its not much of fun if you don't understand the storyline of the game you are playing but the flashy display could make up for it, plus you get to see your favorite anime robots and give them commands to do their attacks as you see fit.
I've played Robot Wars since its SNES age and loved the game ever since. Can't wait to get my hands on this game and crush those mechas with super special moves of mine. You may not understand what they're saying if you don't know chinese or japanese language but the cool attacks and great action of these popular mechas is enough to make you addicted.
Watch the video and see for yourself ^_^
Watch the video and see for yourself ^_^
The release of Naruto:Ultimate Ninja Heroes in the PSP last year was a blast. But if you didn't have enough of Naruto's jutsu's, here's the newest title: Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes 2: The Phantom Fortress.
If you didn't play the first Ultimate Ninja Heroes title, you missed out on a solid fighting game that used 3D character models on a 2D combat plane, featuring lots of jumping, dashing and ninja techniques. Well, Phantom Fortress appears to be an expanded edition of the original title with new modes, characters and a few stages to boot. People who didn't play the original games will certainly benefit from this title.
If you played the fist Ultimate Ninja Heroes, this appears to be the exact same game from what we've seen (besides the new additions). A few modes appear to have been removed, including Promotion Test and Parameter Power-up, but otherwise the content is untouched. Characters, special moves, stages, music and overall game structure are all just about identical across the original title and its sequel. The biggest, most notable addition that has been made is the new Mugenjo mode, which adds a full story-driven campaign to the experience.
An improved version of the first release of the Naruto game, definitely a Must Have for PSP and Naruto fanatics.
If you didn't play the first Ultimate Ninja Heroes title, you missed out on a solid fighting game that used 3D character models on a 2D combat plane, featuring lots of jumping, dashing and ninja techniques. Well, Phantom Fortress appears to be an expanded edition of the original title with new modes, characters and a few stages to boot. People who didn't play the original games will certainly benefit from this title.
If you played the fist Ultimate Ninja Heroes, this appears to be the exact same game from what we've seen (besides the new additions). A few modes appear to have been removed, including Promotion Test and Parameter Power-up, but otherwise the content is untouched. Characters, special moves, stages, music and overall game structure are all just about identical across the original title and its sequel. The biggest, most notable addition that has been made is the new Mugenjo mode, which adds a full story-driven campaign to the experience.
An improved version of the first release of the Naruto game, definitely a Must Have for PSP and Naruto fanatics.
15 Hot New Games
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Summer days for the Filipinos may have just come to an end but in the US, the fun has just started. With the release of 15 new games, gamers there have plenty to be excited about this summer. But it also goes for us, gamers here in the Philippines, because most of the games announced will be available for release here. =P
So without further ado...here's the complete list of the games with some description:
Spore
The Scoop: Spore; By: Maxis; From: Electronic Arts, For: DS, Mac, PC; Rating: Teen; ETA: September 7
Battlefield: Bad Company
The Scoop: Battlefield: Bad Company; By: EA Digital Illusions CE; From: Electronic Arts; For: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360; Rating: Teen; ETA: June 23
Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution
The Scoop: Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution; By: Firaxis; From: 2K Games; For: DS, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360; Rating: Everyone 10+; ETA: July 8
Beijing Olympics 2008
The Scoop: Beijing Olympics 2008; By: Eurocom; From: Sega; For: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360; Rating: Everyone; ETA: July 8
Soul Calibur IV
The Scoop: Soul Calibur IV; By: Project Soul; From: Sega; For: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360; Rating: Teen; ETA: July 29
Hei$t
The Scoop: Hei$t; By: inXile Entertainment; From: Codemasters; For: PC, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360; Rating: Pending; ETA: August 1
Guitar Hero: On Tour
The Scoop: Guitar Hero: On Tour; By: Vicarious Visions; From: RedOctane, Activision; For: DS; Rating: Everyone 10+; ETA: June 22
Madden NFL 09
The Scoop: Madden NFL 09; By: EA Tiburon; From: EA Sports; For: DS, PSP, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360; Rating: Everyone; ETA: August 12
Too Human
The Scoop: Too Human; By: Silicon Knights; From: Microsoft Game Studios; For: Xbox 360; Rating: Teen; ETA: August 12
Space Siege
The Scoop: Space Siege; By: Gas Powered Games; From: Sega; For: PC; Rating: Teen; ETA: August 19
Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway
The Scoop: Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway; By: Gearbox Software; From: Ubisoft; For: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360; Rating: Pending; ETA: August 26
Mercenaries 2: World in Flames
The Scoop: Mercenaries 2: World in Flames; By: Pandemic Studios, Pi Studios; From: Electronic Arts; For: PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360; Rating: Pending; ETA: August 31
Borderlands
The Scoop: Borderlands; By: Gearbox Software; From: 2K Games; For: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360; Rating: Pending; ETA: September 1
LEGO Batman
The Scoop: Lego Batman; By: Traveller's Tales; From: Warner Bros. Interactive; For: DS, PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, and Xbox 360; Rating: Pending; ETA: September 1
Guitar Hero: Aerosmith
The Scoop: Guitar Hero: Aerosmith; By: Budcat Creations, Neversoft, Vicarious Visions; From: ActivisionFor: PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360; Rating: Teen; ETA: June 29
For more details about these upcoming games, click here. Or if you want snippets of these games, click here. A very hot summer indeed! =P
PSP: Crisis Core FFVII
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Have a PSP? Looking for a game? We highly recommend Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII. There have been a whole lot of Final Fantasy series releases in the last years but Final Fantasy VII is one of the most loved by gamers. Using the new age technology to improve the graphics since Final Fantasy VII was the first in the series to be played in a 3D environment, the experience is a sure treat. Graphics, great characters, storyline and gameplay will have you addicted. So check it out.
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