Excerpt: Crush is a puzzle-platformer available for the PSP, no shortage of them you might think, but unlike a lot of other puzzle games on the market Crush actually has an
Excerpt: If the PSP has proven itself as good for something, it is as a platform for quality puzzle games. From Lumines and PQ to Mercury, Sony's handheld has been a home to a...
Pros: A great logical challenge, Perfect for gaming on the move
Cons: Some very illogical late levels, Rather uninspired graphics
Pros: Unique and interesting game play., Stellar puzzle & problem solving., Great time killer.
Cons: Difficult levels can quickly become aggravating., Controls are occasionally less than optimal for specific situations., Quick changes in perspective and dimension coul...
Excerpt: Sega, like Nintendo, was once a beacon of innovation. Going back to the days of Sonic the Hedgehog on Genesis to NiGHTS on the Saturn and Seaman on the Dreamcast, Sega...
Summary: Crush is a one-of-a-kind action puzzle game, and its unique concept makes for a refreshing and bizarre experience.
Pros: Crushing mechanic is refreshingly unique, Thoroughly explores the relationship between 2D and 3D, Levels become harder and more complex at a manageable pace, Distorted...
Excerpt: One of the major issues many people had with the PSP’s software line-up during the system’s early years was the distinct lack of original, portable-friendly software.