Filed under: Sony PSP, E3, Galleries Liberation? Retribution? There's definitely something up with the jump to handheld third person ... Dive deeper into the mystery in the gall...
Filed under: Sony PSP The latest issue of Famitsu (via PSPHype) reveals a sequel to Patapon is in the works and coming to Japanese PSPs this Winter (no US or Europe release ment...
Filed under: Sony PSP, Casual Why is LocoRoco 2 so much cheaper than the original? A. It's so much better than the original game and they simply want more people to play it...
Filed under: Sony PSP, Action, TGS, VideoStrangely, only one thing we reported on at Tokyo Game Show this year was under embargo. And that was this LocoRoco 2 trailer. Why? We d...
Filed under: Sony PSP, TGS, Casual "Sorry it took so long," LocoRoco designer Tsutomu Kouno told me. In spite of the original's high-profile and well-received launch on the PSP,...
Filed under: Sony PSP, PuzzleDo us a favor, just for safety's sake: If you've recently been eating sugary foods (Blueberry Muffintop cereal springs to mind) do not watch this Le...
The latest, download-only installment in PSP's iconic LocoRoco franchise features many familiar structural and gameplay elements from the first two titles, yet still manages to...
Only hours after announcing it for Japanese release, Sony has revealed LocoRoco Midnight Carnival for European (and presumably American) release. As Justin correctly predicted,...
"Midnight Carnival" is more than just the name of our favorite Rock/Metal/Glam band from Sugarland, Texas. It's also, according to Famitsu by way of IGN, the subtitle of a new ...
Anyone who's ever played LocoRoco has been guilty of it. You just can't help but tip your PSP to the left or right, trying for that extra smidgen of incline to get your gelatin...
