PSP Games

Having all the time in the world isn’t necessarily an awesome thing.

An addictive, underrated iOS game gets its wings on the PSN.

Fly the unfriendly skies of wasted potential.

A darker and much more flawed facsimile of the Monster Hunter franchise; only those with the strongest desire to play a Monster Hunter-esque experience that isn't Monster Hunter can stomach ...

A solid outing with incremental changes that inch the series forward.

DDFF bring a whole lot of Final Fantasy to the table, but avoids the “just another JRPG pitfall” with its high-octane combat and interesting hybrid systems.

If you're looking for 1/20th the God of War experience at 1/20th the cost then you'll still be able to find some fun in this inexpensive package.

While Ghost of Sparta is still better than most other games (especially on the increasingly bone-dry PSP), it’s a strangely by-the-numbers outing for one of gaming’s most inventively brutal anti-heroes.

The newest entry in the long-running arcade shooter franchise Metal Slug, XX promises tons of nostalgic fun.

Cracking a LEGO whip in this Kingdom of the Crystal Skull-inspired romp has its perks.

While this mech battler may well enthrall those with the patience to decipher its deep customization, Armored Core 3 Portable - only downloadable on the PlayStation Network - feels extremely dated, and its ...

Arriving months after the other versions, Ghostbusters: The Video Game offers a so-so adaptation of the PlayStation 2 game that doesn't take the platform's limitations into consideration.

What do the following have in common? Echo Echo, Goop, Brainstorm, ChromaStone, Big Chill, Humungousaur, Spidermonkey, Swampfire, Jet Ray, and Cannonbolt. No, they're not all terrible band names - they're ...

There was a time where nearly any cute-ish animal could get his own trilogy of video games, costarring with real-life buxom blondes and saving the world from despicable evils. That ...

A slightly beefed-up version of the DS classic, PSP Chinatown Wars lets you unleash chaos with updated graphics and new missions, though we miss the touchscreen features.

It's Resident Evil 2, and you can download it to your PSP. Neat.

The third main entry in the Resident Evil timeline makes its way onto the PSP as a downloadable title, with rocket launchers and the creepy Nemesis intact.

Pixar's latest film offering has, not surprisingly, a videogame tie-in.

This poorly ported PSP game lacks the multiplayer that redeemed its console counterpart, and is ruined by an unwieldy camera, terrible performance issues and mind-numbing repetition. Even the intended audience ...

Relive SpongeBob's happy moments from the show, such as when he becomes a fry cook, gets into the Salty Spittoon or meets Sandy for the first time.  Equipped with special morphing ...

Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake pits two hordes of players against each other in comic medieval battle royale.  The player's goal is to rescue a beloved princess from the enemy ...

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is the videogame based on Columbia Pictures’ and Sony Pictures Animation’s upcoming CG movie.

Picking up where Metal Gear Solid 3 left off, play as Naked Snake in an original story by Hideo Kojima.

If you're sick of being on the receiving end of the zombie apocalypse, you'll enjoy turning the undead tables in this wickedly addictive entry.

A companion game to the upcoming James Cameron sci-fi film.

The amount of content is frankly overwhelming and may appeal to those who have a lot of time to kill while traveling, but players new to the series should consider ...

With players able to fight on multi-level battlefronts on the ground and in space, a first for the series, it keeps the still fun gameplay fresh, though the controls could be better.

Based on Cartoon Network's same-titled television series, The Secret Saturdays has a mix of combat, puzzles and platforming mechanics.

Taking place between the second and third prequels, this game is based on the similarly named animated series. Not only do you play as Jedis in the game, but also ...