Lumines: Electronic Symphony

Virtua Tennis 4: World Tour Edition

Warriors Orochi

Warriors Orochi 3

SoulCalibur: Broken Destiny

Phantasy Star Portable 2

Dissidia 012: Duodecim Final Fantasy

Dissidia: Final Fantasy

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Resident Evil 5 (Collector's Edition)

Senjou No Valkyria 2: Gallia Ouritsu Shikan Gakkou

Ys Seven

Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 Portable

Sled Storm

Hot Shots Tennis: Get a Grip

Mortal Kombat: Deception

Dead or Alive Paradise

Obscure: The Aftermath

Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D

It's a portable Mercenaries game that packs a lot of punch, but does not really deliver the final blow.

Resident Evil Mercenaries was originally a mini-game introduced in Resident Evil 3, where a time limit pushed you to travel fast without sacrificing your number of kills. Improved upon in Resident Evil 4 and 5 with the a... Read Full Review

Persona 3 Portable

The game is oozing with personality, and it's backed up by great gameplay.

One thing that keeps me from making a more wholesome review on this game is the fact that I haven't played the original game it was ported from, Persona 3 on the Playstation 2. That aside, this rendition of the popular P... Read Full Review

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker

It boasts plenty of features and a decent challenge to keep you hooked for a long time.

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker makes yet another addition to the PSP's Metal Gear lineup, and yet again it does not disappoint. It boasts plenty of features and a decent challenge to keep you hooked for a long time. P... Read Full Review

Sled Storm

Despite the repetitive premise, Sled Storm makes for a pretty awesome game.

Sled Storm is a snow vehicle racing title from the EA Sports Big lineup, the same source for games like the famous SSX series. After receiving quite the graphical tuneup demanded of it before release, here it comes, and ... Read Full Review

Mortal Kombat: Unchained

Despite the longer load times and the absence of online play, Unchained makes a great portable fighter nonetheless.

Mortal Kombat: Unchained marks the first title in the series to appear on the PSP, and it is basically the same game as Mortal Kombat: Deception released for the PlayStation 2. It also adds in some of the characters from... Read Full Review

Dead or Alive Paradise

It's hard to see much of the Paradise that this title suggests.

Ah, Dead or Alive. It's a famous fighting series known for solid and fast-paced fighting gameplay and its roster being composed of guys and unrealistically busty ladies. Dead or Alive: Paradise capitalizes on that last d... Read Full Review

Musou Orochi 2

For a digital download, this game is worth the full price of admission; maybe even more.

Warriors Orochi 3 is the third installment of Tecmo Koei's crossover beat-'em-up between the Dynasty and Samurai Warriors franchises, and if there is a great time and place to say third time's the charm, then it's right ... Read Full Review

SoulCalibur: Broken Destiny

The lack of a solid story mode degrades what should have been an otherwise near-perfect game in its genre.

SoulCalibur is the weapon-based fighting franchise from the producers of Tekken, Bandai Namco. For the first time, SoulCalibur has been released on a handheld console and is the subject of much hype. Entitled SoulCalibur... Read Full Review

Obscure: The Aftermath

This game has enough good points to be a worthy addition to the PSP's small survival-horror lineup..

First released as a game on the PlayStation 2, Obscure: The Aftermath (or Obscure 2 in other countries) is a port of the same game now released on the PlayStation Portable. Strangely enough, Hydravision has decided to po... Read Full Review

Warriors Orochi

Despite the lack of any variety to the gameplay, the game packs a bunch of interesting content that will last a while.

It has been 4 years since Warriors Orochi for the PSP was released, featuring an all-star cast from the Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors franchises for a massive button-mashing battle royale, and the repetitive game... Read Full Review

Resident Evil: Revelations

What's great about the game is how it balances elements from earlier titles with recent ones to create a game with..

Resident Evil: Revelations is finally here, and all the waiting has paid off. The creators promised us a return to form for the series, and the game brings us just that and more, what with the return of jump-scares and s... Read Full Review