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Features« Review: Heavenly Guardian - interesting Anime shooter for PS2 | Features Home | Jet City Retro - April 26 and 27, 2008 in Seattle, WA » Loco Roco invigorated my love for the PSP. I know the game is old news, but I didn't get the chance to play it up until now. Essentially, you control cutesy Loco Roco's by moving the entire level using the L and R buttons. As you traverse through the bite-size levels, you must gather the rest of the Loco Roco's that are scattered about. I'm all about simplicity, and I love games that you can just pick up and play. Luckily for me, Loco Roco satisfies both of those aspects. On top of that, the game is incredibly beautiful and artsy. 
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Comments (2)
Creston said,
I've been interested in Loco Rocko since it came out.
Patapon looks really cool too (it's made by the same guys if I remember right)
I wish they'd make a PSP player adapter for the PS3 (like Nintendo did with the GBA player for GC) which I'm going to buy eventually (probably when they add the new controllers with rumble) because I really have no need for a handheld system.
Posted by Creston | April 5, 2008 2:04 PM
I hear ya on that. I wish they'd (or third party like GameShark, etc... would be okay with me if it works) make a PSP Player as well to play on a TV. I don't take games outside of my house so don't need it for being portable. Most of the games on PSP seem more suitable for console/TV than on a portable anyways.
Posted by Brian Moy | April 5, 2008 4:02 PM