Crush

The concept behind Crush3D for 3DS can be a tad confusing for those who didn't play Zoe Mode's PSP original, or have trouble wrapping their heads around imaginary, multi-dimensional platforming. Understanding this, Sega has released a new story trailer to bring newbies up to speed with the game's mechanics and set up the events leading to Danny's mind-altering adventure...

SEGAbits: Crush is one of the most underrated SEGA published games this generation. It was released on the PSP and received no hype, which is too bad. It is a great game that EVERYONE should play. It seems that SEGA will give the franchise another chance on the 3DS.

Crush is a PSP platform-puzzle game that finds you squishing a 3D environment into 2D platforms allowing you access to new areas and solve

At yesterday's Experimental Game Design lecture, Alex Butterfield discussed his latest project, the mind-bending PSP title Crush, billed as a revolution twist on the puzzle platform. Butterfield's presentation focus on the challenges of making a game that seemingly transitions from 2D to 3D without effort. Crush is designed so that your character, who is under hypnosis to cure insomnia and forced to find a way through 40 dream sequence levels, can only crush (transform 3-dimensional space into 2-dimensional platformer) horizontally and top-down.

In attempt to shake up the puzzle genre on the PSP, Sega and Koju Entertainment are releasing Crush this summer. The story begins with Dan. Dans life is filled with unsettled problems while he is also plagued with the inability to emotionally express himself. The result of this tumultuous life has lead Dan to become nervous insomniac desperate for a way out. Dan turns to hypnosis as an answer. Within the deep slumber of hypnosis, Dan is given the chance solve the unresolved issues of his