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Pri-Pia: Prince Pia Carrot is another low-budget PSP VN, where at least you can make choices and there are other small mechanics of the protagonist's work, which makes the game not so generic and monotonous. The design of the entire game is very simple, the character design is classic shoujo, since this VN is made for that audience, the OST is completely forgettable, and the story is a silly little romance at work. Pri-Pia: Prince Pia Carrot is a very forgettable VN, if you're looking for a VN on the PSP, don't play this one, you can be sure there are better ones.

The Labyrinth of Grisaia is a literal VN, because the only thing you do is watch the story, because there are no choices, nothing that is a little different, you just go through the text of the story. The stories are short, the character design of the characters is kind of ugly, I don't like it, and the OST is just anything. Of all the PSP VNS I've played, this one is definitely the most bland, very generic.

The Labyrinth of Grisaia is a literal VN, because the only thing you do is watch the story, because there are no choices, nothing that is a little different, you just go through the text of the story. The stories are short, the character design of the characters is kind of ugly, I don't like it, and the OST is just anything. Of all the PSP VNS I've played, this one is definitely the most bland, very generic.

Blazblue: Calamity Trigger is a great fighting game made by Arc Systrm. The gameplay is great, the characters are all charismatic, you feel like finishing the game with all of them, their gameplay styles are very different from each other, which makes you want to play with them even more. The pixel art is spectacular, there's nothing to say, when it comes to graphics, Arc System does really well. The story is cool, even though it's about a somewhat overused subject nowadays of timelines, it's still a fun story. The game has a lot of content, it has a story mode, an arcade mode, a special mode to conquer "territories" that's really interesting, in addition to the unlimited mode. This game also has some really cool extras that teach you a little about the history of this world (which was really useful for me, since it was my first Blazblue). Other than that, Blazblue: Calamity Trigger is a very cool and extremely fun fighting game that's so beautiful it's a feast for the eyes.

Fight Night Round 3 is a great boxing simulator. The gameplay is very deep. You can do several types of moves for both defense and attack, and you can also do it from above or below. All of this makes the gameplay very cool and fluid, because it allows you to vary your punches and create different types of combos. The game has several offline modes, such as a normal duel where you can choose famous fighters and go for a simple match, or a career mode where you create your character with the goal of winning several belts and becoming Rank 1, as well as other offline and online modes. The game's graphics are very beautiful for the PSP, probably one of the best on the console. This game manages to show you the impact of the punches in a very impressive way. I spent a few hours watching the replays of the punches. The OST is the usual for EA sports games, with several songs by real artists and some original ones from the game, all of which are very good. Fight Night Round 3 is a very good boxing game, probably the best on the console and certainly one of the best of all time.

Well, it's Final Fantasy II, I finally played this franchise and I can already say that I love it, let's first talk about the graphics, I played the 20th anniversary version which is more updated for modernity, so the pixel art is very beautiful with some cool animations and some very beautiful cutscenes that surprised me, I took a look at the original and it's also beautiful, but obviously with the limitations of the time. The OST is nothing to talk about, Final Fantasy will always have awesome OSTs and this game is no exception, I like them all but my favorites are the prelude music and the "open" map music, I spent a lot of time walking around that map and the music comforted me, the story is really cool a bit cliché but still fun, the characters are great each one has their own difference and personality which makes them very memorable, even more so with what we see with some of them in the extra after the end which is a very good plot twist, and finally the most important thing is the gameplay which takes a lot from the classic JRPG but with some glaring differences, one of them is that there are simply no "levels" the whole game works by skill where each Status is a skill that you level up individually by fulfilling certain requirements, for example to level up HP you need to take damage, and it is the same for all the other Status each one with a specific requirement, you can change the formation of the characters being able to stay in front or behind, but this is kind of bad because if the character stays behind he does not take damage, therefore he does not level up Hp, so I barely used it, otherwise the gameplay is very similar to a classic jrpg. Final Fantasy II is a great jrpg, if you've played other games in the franchise and haven't played this one, go for it without fear, you won't regret it, and if you've never played it, you can start with this one too, it's not very difficult, it's very easy for beginners.

The Table Game 2095 is a game that combines several board games, mainly oriental ones, some games are Mahjong, Go, Hanafuda, Black Jack, etc. The gameplay depends on each game but it works very well, the interface is ok, until it has enough settings to modify each game, it is possible to play with the CPU but you can also play against other people both online and locally, in the options you can set to play against humans so one person plays and passes the turn to the other to play, the ost is simple, it is that little background music just to concentrate on the game. The Table Game 2095 is a good collection of board games that if you like this type of games you will certainly enjoy.

The Table Game 2095 is a game that combines several board games, mainly oriental ones, some games are Mahjong, Go, Hanafuda, Black Jack, etc. The gameplay depends on each game but it works very well, the interface is ok, until it has enough settings to modify each game, it is possible to play with the CPU but you can also play against other people both online and locally, in the options you can set to play against humans so one person plays and passes the turn to the other to play, the ost is simple, it is that little background music just to concentrate on the game. The Table Game 2095 is a good collection of board games that if you like this type of games you will certainly enjoy.

What to say about my experience with Sengoku Hime: Senran ni Mau Otometachi, oh well, here we go, this game is a VN (Visual Novel) that for most of the gameplay has nothing of a VN, in fact for most of the time this game is about strategy and resource management, HUGE and VERY COMPLICATED (Especially for those who can't read Japanese), the game is set in the feudal era of Japan where we can choose between some historical figures of this time (obviously these figures became waifus) to dominate ALL of Japan, the gameplay of this part is simply you having to manage your money to buy soldiers for your generals so you can dominate other states, there is also the gameplay of the battles that are turn-based where you choose three generals to battle, the strength of your generals depends on how many soldiers he has, a very important tip is DON'T TAKE TOO LONG TO DOMINATE THE OTHER STATES, the reason for this tip is that I simply had to RESTART the game FROM SCRATCH TWICE because It took me a long time to advance, because of that some enemy clan dominated several states, thus creating absurdly strong generals that were impossible to defeat, the game's OST is nothing special and the VN's story is also pretty much anything (It even has some scenes that you can unlock that are pretty hot, if you know what I mean), anyway, even though my experience was stressful, I actually enjoyed the strategy and resource management part of the game, I even felt like playing more at the end, if you like this style of resource management game and know Japanese (or have the patience to translate everything on Google Translate) it might be worth giving it a chance, the game is a challenge that is quite interesting.

Garnet Cradle Portable: Kagi no Himiko is one of the best-made VNs I've ever played. You can see that it has a bigger budget. The gameplay is the same as all VNs. Its interface is very pretty, the drawings are beautiful and the character design is very shoujo, even because it's a VN for that audience. The story is that classic school romance but with a mystery behind it. This game has some good life qualities, like a very quick auto-skip to get past the repeated lines. The game also shows you all the possible routes and endings, which makes it easier if you want to do everything. Otherwise, it's a VN very similar to all the others, but better made.

Dragoneer's Aria is a very limited turn-based RPG game. The gameplay is very basic. You can attack normally or use magic. The only different mechanic is that each character can perform two elemental attacks, where the element of the attacks depends on the element of the dragon you equip, and the mana bar is shared by all characters. The game's story is very shallow. It has some cliché elements that the game itself makes fun of, but the worst part of this game is definitely the animations, especially in the cutscenes. It looks like I'm watching someone move the characters with the mouse. It's bizarre. Besides, they don't convey any emotion because it's so crude. What saves it a bit is the Japanese dubbing, which is good (the guys don't make mistakes). Another criticism is the length of the game. I think it goes on too long. Overall, Dragoneer's Aria is a mediocre to bad game. If you want to play a turn-based RPG, there are better ones (including on the PSP itself).

God of War: Ghost of Sparta is a great PSP game, even though it's for PSP the game has very good content, its gameplay is the classic hack and slash, it has very interesting magic in addition to another very good weapon, the story takes place after GOW 1 and it's really cool to see a greater depth of Kratos, the reason for his motivations in GOW 2, the characters from Greek mythology that appear are iconic, the music is unmissable, in addition to great cutscenes and maps of legendary places, the game gives you the same awesome feeling as the main games in the franchise, if you're a fan of God of War you can play it because it's sure fun and if you're not give it a chance because it's worth it

3d twist and math is a game of that classic shadow puzzle, where we have to leave a object in the same shape as its shadow, it has cool music, it is a very simple but fun way to pass the time

DreamWorks Megamind: The Blue Defender is a 3D game in the style of "Lego". The story is different from the movie but uses the characters from the movie. The game consists of passing stages where each stage has its own "money" bar and secret letters, very similar to Lego. Even when we take a hit, we lose the coins and the bar. The gameplay in these stages is surprising. I was expecting something super generic, but there is something. In these stages, we have 5 types of weapons that we unlock as we advance in the game. The weapons are very different from each other and each one has three levels that change their appearance and the amount of projectiles. In addition, the weapons also change the gameplay by adding mechanics. The bosses are quite fun. The soundtrack is very limited, it is only one per set of stages (there are 3 sets in total). If you want a Lego game without the aesthetics and limitations, you can play it and you should have some fun.

A game that is a **** of Evangelion... it has the scenes and music from the anime, the rest is a ****... yes, that's all...

A good action game that has a bit of puzzle and platforming, the gameplay is cool, you have a whip, a weapon that interacts with enemies and the stages, and of course the most used one is punching enemies, it even has a small combo system, there are three "types" of stages in the game, one of them is simply fighting enemies and solving a small puzzle to be able to move on to the next one, the other is a shooting mode where you are on top of a vehicle and have to stop enemies from reaching you and the other is a platform part, they are really cool, the story of the game is very Indiana Jones which is great, the songs used are the classics from the movies with some new ones, finally Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings is a game that is worth it because it is short and fun.

Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (2011) is a classic D&D style RPG. The story of the RPG is about a legendary treasure that our character wants to find. The gameplay outside of battle is just reading text and choosing paths. For battle, we can choose two modes: one is the classic mode where the character and the enemy roll dice to see who gets the highest number, and the other is a kind of minefield. The OST is pretty weak, nothing special, the game is not very difficult and a run is pretty short if you choose the right paths. It's a pretty average game, it doesn't stand out much.

Minna de Dokusho: Torimonochou is a "game" that is more like a kindle, as it is simply a reader of some Japanese stories, at least you can change the font and background of the reading, it serves its purpose

Harvest Moon Hero of Leaf Valley is a classic farm game, just like all the other games in the franchise. The story of this game is based on saving our village from a construction company. To save it, we need to earn money or complete story quests for some characters. The gameplay is good, like any farm game, where we have to plant crops, take care of animals, and give out gifts, as well as participate in events. Nothing too different. The game's OST is also good. Some of the songs are very calming and relaxing, while others are tense because of the evil company. The story quests are really cool. You can learn more about each character, and they really change the map and how the characters interact with it. One criticism I have is that it takes too long to finish the game. You need to play the game for two years, but I think just one year would be great. The second year is a bit repetitive. Even with all of this, Harvest Moon Hero of Leaf Valley is a good farm game that is worth playing, especially for its story and characters.

Astonishia Story is a classic RPG, it has a cool pixel art that sometimes changes to a poorly drawn style, it's a really cool touch for the comic scenes, the gameplay is basic RPG, the music is good, something that surprised me a lot, the story is generic and kind of strange, it seems to have an incomplete ending, the secondary characters don't have much depth, they only join the team because they want to. The game's difficulty is that of a normal RPG, I didn't find it difficult and it's quite short for this type of game. It's a game that you can play for a while but it's nothing special, very generic with a very poorly told story and good music.

An action and platform game with good graphics but with empty and generic maps, the map styles are the same, only the color changes for each environment, the 4 main characters have only two attacks, the normal attack and a special attack, a positive point is that each one has exclusive abilities to advance levels (for example: one can climb, the other can move blocks) which makes you use all the characters, but one scary thing is the character design, every time I looked at the characters I thought to myself how ugly they were, HORRIFYING. The story is anything but, I believe there is a drawing that if you watch it, you will understand more of it, the OST is also forgettable. Otherwise, Code Lyoko is an average game, honestly nothing special.

An action and platform game with good graphics but with empty and generic maps, the map styles are the same, only the color changes for each environment, the 4 main characters have only two attacks, the normal attack and a special attack, a positive point is that each one has exclusive abilities to advance levels (for example: one can climb, the other can move blocks) which makes you use all the characters, but one scary thing is the character design, every time I looked at the characters I thought to myself how ugly they were, HORRIFYING. The story is anything but, I believe there is a drawing that if you watch it, you will understand more of it, the OST is also forgettable. Otherwise, Code Lyoko is an average game, honestly nothing special.

A very interesting tactical shooter game. The graphics are great for the PSP. The gameplay is a bit complex, which is great for this type of game because it gives you a lot of possibilities, but you can still understand it quickly. One thing I have to praise is the game design. It doesn't show you the objectives clearly, but you can find them easily. It was my first game of this style and I really liked it. If you've never played it and like tactical games, you can go for it without fear.

One of the worst light novels I've played, it has nothing but text and voice, not even proper art, 8 very short stories but that's great because there's simply no way to skip the dialogues which makes the game VERY BORING, HORRIBLE, this game must be 100% for those who have seen the anime, unbelievable

An arcade airplane racing game, the graphics are beautiful, the most important thing is that the gameplay is super basic, it has fun modes but very few maps for racing, there are only 5 and for other modes 3, which makes the game very repetitive. It is a very simple game that can pass the time for a few hours.

Nayuta Endless Trails is a wonderful JRPG, very well made, the characters are captivating, the story is very interesting, the soundtrack is one of the best parts of the game, the graphics for PSP are quite impressive, and the action itself is very enjoyable to play, the game is very good at encouraging you to do the secondary quests because you always find something interesting. The way the game changes the stages because of the seasons is incredible and definitely the best part of the game that I didn't expect at all are the boss battles, simply brilliant. Nayuta Endless Trails is a great game, if you like JRPGs you can trust it

Nayuta Endless Trails is a wonderful JRPG, very well made, the characters are captivating, the story is very interesting, the soundtrack is one of the best parts of the game, the graphics for PSP are quite impressive, and the action itself is very enjoyable to play, the game is very good at encouraging you to do the secondary quests because you always find something interesting. The way the game changes the stages because of the seasons is incredible and definitely the best part of the game that I didn't expect at all are the boss battles, simply brilliant. Nayuta Endless Trails is a great game, if you like JRPGs you can trust it

A great fighting game, Darkstalkers chronicle the chaos tower is a very good one, with several charismatic characters, interesting game modes, short but with very deep gameplay, ok soundtrack is not the highlight, great pixel art graphics for the time, a very good fighting game, one of the best for psp

A great motocross game, with several modes to enjoy, such as the career mode, which is really cool. There are normal races, an event to see who can do the most tricks, and you can create your own race. The game's soundtrack is spectacular, the graphics are great for the PSP, and the highlight is the gameplay, which is extremely enjoyable. MTX is a complete game that can keep you entertained for hours and hours.

A great motocross game, with several modes to enjoy, such as the career mode, which is really cool. There are normal races, an event to see who can do the most tricks, and you can create your own race. The game's soundtrack is spectacular, the graphics are great for the PSP, and the highlight is the gameplay, which is extremely enjoyable. MTX is a complete game that can keep you entertained for hours and hours.

Final Approach 2: 1st Priority is a classic visual novel with all the basic mechanics of a visual novel, the story is ok, I could only understand the synopsis because it's all in Japanese, the characters look cool, but one thing that stood out to me from the other vn are the facilities for you to save and load whenever you want, this helps a lot for you to choose other routes more easily, you got a point for that, final Approach 2 is a vn 100% for Japanese so look for another game

A classic target shooting game, with two different modes, one is to shoot the targets while we are in a train track cart and the other is the classic shoot the targets that appear out of nowhere, a fun game but very short, nothing special

A good rhythm game with an interesting and highly customizable gameplay system, the game has several modes and some of them serve to make the game increasingly difficult by adding buttons to press, the MVs are cool and most importantly, the songs are good.

Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Portable is a VN (visual novel) game with some different mechanics than standard VNs. The visual novel part of the game is good, with beautiful drawings, cool animations, and a hidden choice system where if you press square during certain lines, different things happen. What sets it apart from a standard VN is a well-made turn-based battle system with plenty of attack options for each character, each with different effects. You can unlock these attacks in a skill tree. The dungeons are okay, with a somewhat annoying problem of repetition. The enemies are definitely the highlight because their art is very well-made and creative. The story seems to be the same as the anime, and the soundtrack is okay, nothing special. In the end, an good VN game with a little more of a turn-based RPG feel.

Soukoku no Kusabi: Hiiro no Kakera 3 - Asu e no Tobira is a very limited vn (visual novel), compared to others it seems to have a very small budget, the mechanics are the same as always, the story looks good, **** it, just one generic romance, the characters are boring, everything is pretty boring, if you want to play a vn look for another one because there are better ones

Final Approach 2: 1st Priority is a classic visual novel with all the basic mechanics of a visual novel, the story is ok, I could only understand the synopsis because it's all in Japanese, the characters look cool, but one thing that stood out to me from the other vn are the facilities for you to save and load whenever you want, this helps a lot for you to choose other routes more easily, you got a point for that, final Approach 2 is a vn 100% for Japanese so look for another game

Burnout legends is probably the best arcade racing game for the PSP, the game is beautiful, the gameplay is very enjoyable, the physics are great for a PSP game, the challenges are cool and of course great music. The devs really made this game with care, IT'S SO WORTH PLAYING

World Championship Poker: Featuring Howard Lederer - All In is a very interesting poker game, the game has quickplay with several different modes to play where you can configure your game the way you want, for me one of the highlights of the game game was the creation of characters that are not just conventional humans but you can make skeletons, dragons, samurai, making the game very funny, there is a "story mode" which is the career mode where you simply have to become a Pro participating in tournaments, winning money, improving your house, collecting trophies, etc., a very fun mode, overall a great Poker game for those who don't know how to play and also for those who do.

The MyStery Of The Crystal Portal is a simple wellint simple Puzzle pick game, find the items the entire game is about this, each stage has some stages and every stage has five essential items that need several things you find hidden in the stage and at the end of each phase has a different puzzle to go to the next, the game is ok, to have fun a little vom the puzzles, it is not very difficult is quite quiet and it's good for being short so you do not get together, you probably one of the best minus games

Digimon re:digitize was my first experience in a Digimon game and I must admit that it was very good, the game is a JRPG with battles that are very different from all the JRPGs I've ever played, it's kind of an automatic battle where you get a little more control according to your "Brain" status, it was very different for me and I really liked it even though I found it strange at the beginning, the story is very cool and adult for a "children's" game... including the ending..., the city of popularity mechanics are really cool, the various ways to convince the digimons to come back are very creative, in addition it was a GREAT experience for a first digimon game, I really liked it and it made me want to try out other digimon games more

So where do I start... Lord of Apocalypse is a "Monster Hunter" style monster hunting game with all the same mechanics, such as item farming and making better weapons and armor over time that work very well in this game, the game is from Square Enix so it also has a bit of Final Fantasy, like the spells, the monsters themselves, the character design, which also work perfectly. The game appears to have a really crazy story (unfortunately I couldn't understand why it was in. Japanese :/ ) the cutscenes are wonderful, the difficulty level is great, the music is really good, even final fantasy level, all the weapons are very different from each other which makes the game a very good replayability factor, I loved it I don't know why Square Enix didn't continue this game because it's certainly a great game that justifies my rating, so you can go without fear

World Championship Poker: Featuring Howard Lederer - All In is a very interesting poker game, the game has quickplay with several different modes to play where you can configure your game the way you want, for me one of the highlights of the game game was the creation of characters that are not just conventional humans but you can make skeletons, dragons, samurai, making the game very funny, there is a "story mode" which is the career mode where you simply have to become a Pro participating in tournaments, winning money, improving your house, collecting trophies, etc., a very fun mode, overall a great Poker game for those who don't know how to play and also for those who do.

The MyStery Of The Crystal Portal is a simple wellint simple Puzzle pick game, find the items the entire game is about this, each stage has some stages and every stage has five essential items that need several things you find hidden in the stage and at the end of each phase has a different puzzle to go to the next, the game is ok, to have fun a little vom the puzzles, it is not very difficult is quite quiet and it's good for being short so you do not get together, you probably one of the best minus games

Mahjong Fight Club: Zenkoku Taisen Ban is a fun Mahjong game with several game style options, you can play against CPUs and also online, the gameplay is MAHJONG there's not much to say about it, if you like mahjong you'll definitely go like the game

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So... it's apparently a Danish children's puzzle game in a maze, I put quotes because it's not really a puzzle, it's very easy, you just have to walk through a maze with a point and click map and collect toys or help your children. friends leaving the maze, there are 27 stages of the same thing and there is also a way with 10 puzzles to assemble the figure by dragging the pieces, a pretty **** game for children, maybe you'll find it ok if you know the animation.

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