Patapon

 Australia Those tiny, eyeball-ish creatures, the Patapon, continue their march towards Earth's End, guided every step of the way by you, the player. As the silhouette-like terrain scrolls from left to right, your small army runs a gauntlet of challenges, ...

Herald & Review, IL By AIMEE GREEN Lee News Network When I started playing "Patapon 2," I was a little worried. The missions and even the story seemed horribly familiar, as if the game was going to be just a rehash of the original. Luckily, my fears were unfounded. ...

Patapon places you in the roll of a benevolent deity looking over a tribe of little cartoon guys named Patapons. The first Patapon game ranked up with Okami and Fl0W as one of the more successfully different PlayStation games. ... Review - Patapon 2 (PSP) Loot Ninja

If you remember, it'sa song for offense and rallying the troops, beaten on a Patapon drum of war. The Patapon series is so named for the Patapons themselves—a tribe of cute, tiny cyclopean warriors that exist against a backdrop that's something of a ... Review - Patapon 2 (PSP) Loot Ninja

Expect a weird combination of beautiful art from French artist Rolito, trance-like rhythm-based attack minigames, and obsessive character leveling. More character classes, a well-explained evolution tree for the Patapon warriors you bring to life, ...

By Jem Alexander At a glance, Patapon 2 looks almost identical to its 2008 predecessor. However, Sony's Japan Studio has, as it did with Loco Roco 2, expanded upon the original game, resulting in a sequel that retains the simple gameplay and charm of the original but offers a much larger list of features and...

By Kevin Kelly Hinojosa-Miranda told us that the development team continues to get requests for a downloadable PS3 version of Patapon that features online modes, which he says the studio is "listening to." The team is also looking at licensing out more of those popular Patapon plush dolls (in case you m...

As you play, you gain items and equipment, and the game offers a robust system of using the spoils of war to create new Patapon warriors with different traits for your squads. Or you can simply level up the Pataponians you have. ... Review: Patapon 2 Bitbag

And on May 5th PSP owners can finally get their hands on Patapon 2 exclusively via download through the PlayStation Store. If you're looking for some great PSP action today, then check out our Hammerin' Hero review right now! That's a lot of great news ...

 PA You reprise your role as The Mighty Patapon, the unseen leader of the patapon tribe on a quest to reach "It" at Earthend. What "It" is even the patapon don't know. Of course, this hunter-gatherer tribe is beset by beasts and enemies, and it's up to you ...

By Edge Staff It’s a common misconception that fat things are jolly, but one that the relentlessly rotund and cheerful LocoRocos do little to dispel. It’s impossible to play LocoRoco 2 and avoid smiling, singing along and laughing. It’s one of the happiest pieces of software ever released, constantly...

By computersavvy Graphics: 9/10 - Really really great…very innovative…and very pretty looking..one of the best on the PSP. Lasting Appeal: 9/10 - You will want to do every combination of Patapons…and unlock certain special items ...

By Andrew Yoon Umihara Kawase demo (PSP) Obscure Japanese platformer for you to try. Reviews PSP dev unsurprisingly chooses Sony. Video: Adding yen to a Japanese PSN account Online + camera = ass. PSP Headlines Loco Roco teaches Japanese kids how to divide and multiply

By Mark Wilson LocoRoco had massive amounts of hype, but feel flat during a time when the PSP needed another Lumines. But the developers of LocoRoco are back with a new title called Patapon, a mix of rhythm game, RPG and RTS that's even more beautiful than its predecessor.

By rss@youtube.com (jbellyfish) Read a review here: http://www.squidoo.com/sonypspgamemoviedownloads The PSP is more than just a great gaming system -- it's a portable multimedia device. You can listen to music, watch videos, surf the web, and even connect to the Playstation 3. With more and more solid games and new appl...

By Anthony The way it works is that you issue commands to your army of tribesmen by tapping out simple, predefined rhythms using the PSP’s face buttons. Different rhythms make them perform different tasks as they advance across a horizontal, side-scrolling battlefield. The game is broken up across...