Here's an odd one. Think of interactive lava lamps spliced with traditional platform gameplay and you have Locoroco. It's a strange and unique concept that comes at a time when Sony's handheld has ...

LocoRoco can be simply described as a 2D platformer for the PSP, however it is much more than that. LocoRoco provides a fantastic experience that will make you play through the game from start to ...

Anxious for a bit of news about Sony's LocoRoco 2? Well, there's no word on when the North American version will show up, but here's a Flash demo to tide us over for now. As Jean mentioned in his ...

Undertale, 'the friendly RPG where no one has to die', is making its way to PS4, along with a physical edition that comes with a 24-page illustrated booklet. There's also a fancier 'Collector's ...

I've spent an awful lot of time this winter battling deadly alien armies on bleak, ravaged planets. Last week I was on Helghan, fighting laser-eyed supersoldiers in "Killzone 2." Next week, I'm ...

Never underestimate the raw power of unbridled charm. LocoRoco is a platformer with a unique control scheme and a one-track mind that has you essentially performing the same handful of activities at ...

The PSP gets a tough rap. It’s a fantastic gaming device as well as a capable mobile internet machine, with an ever-increasing range of media-friendly applications and it still can’t get a break. This ...

Imagine that someone told you one of the best games on the PSP didn't have a well-known franchise character, gameplay that pushed the tech of the system or was a port of a PS2 title. You might not ...

LocoRoco Cocoreccho might just be the boldest PlayStation Network release yet. We all expected Sony to replace the shoulder button tilting of the PSP version with Sixaxis motion sensors and then sit ...

Few games are as effortlessly cute or stylish as LocoRoco. Originally released for the PlayStation Portable more than a decade ago, it was hardly a best-seller for the system though won over critics ...

Somewhere, there's a dizzy parallel universe where there's no Radio One. No Capital Gold. No Magic FM. Where the soundtrack to everyday life throbs with manic day-glo doo-wop pop thrills and the words ...