PSP Game Reviews
Lego Star
Wars II
Great for young Star Wars
fans... Lego Star Wars 2 is
an action adventure game where you control a group of Star Wars characters
as they blast their way through enemies, do some puzzle solving and a bit of
platform jumping, while following the Star Wars storyline. You will fight with lightsabers as well as other weapons, ride speeder
bikes and other vehicles, while working your way through the stories from
the films, unlocking new characters, discovering secrets, all as Lego
versions. The music and graphics are great too. This is a game for kids rather than adults, but if you're
young and you like Star Wars you should love it. I think
it's excellent.
Score: 9 Reviewed by: Shrek Jr
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
Sex, drugs, violence. Less
rock 'n roll... If you like
the previous console versions of GTA, but you haven't yet got hold of GTA
IV, then you should enjoy this PSP remake. If GTA is new to you, then in
this game you play an organised crime mobster called Toni Cipriani who had
to leave Liberty City (NY) after a controversial killing. Now you’re back in
the city where mafia gangs, thugs, hookers, heist’s and killings are common
place in a varied set of missions. These involve the usual story of stealing
and crashing cars, killing rivals, and generally causing havoc in Liberty
City. Some of the missions are harder than others, but overall they’re good
fun. The game is easy to pick up and play, and the radio stations you listen
to while driving around are entertaining. It’s an 18 certificate, so that gives you a clue as to the
level of language and violence in the game, but all in all
it’s a fun game.
Score: 7 Reviewed by: Mr Cambo
Football Manager '07 (handheld)
FM 'a bit too lite'...
You may love FM on your PC, but unfortunately it's not really the same on the PSP.
As always, you control a team and try to take it to success. You can still buy and sell players, and control team tactics etc, but if you're used to the full PC version it does seem a bit like 'FM Lite'. This is partly because the lack of mouse control and depth of information means to can't do everything you're used to doing in the PC version, and this can be frustrating.
On the other hand, if you don't have enough time to play it at home but have plenty of time to kill while travelling on trains and planes etc, it may be perfect for you.
Score: 6 Reviewed by: Rush346