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With snappy multiplayer action and surprisingly complex level structure, Killzone: Liberation is another killer action title for the PSP.

Genre: Action
Release date: Oct 31, 2006
Published by: SCEA
Developed by: Guerrilla Games

8 GREAT
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Latest Stories

Killzone 2 set to rock GDC

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Killzone: Liberation

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Killzone multiplayer shots liberated

New images from the handheld Helghast assault

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Features

Holiday Buyers' Guide 2006 - PSP

Worried about spending $40 on flash without substance? We'll steer your wallets toward...

Dec 6, 2006

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We guide you on the path to handheld heaven

Feb 26, 2006

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News

Killzone 2 set to rock GDC

Sony will unveil the flagship PS3 shooter next month, plus masses of other new games

Feb 7, 2007

Killzone multiplayer shots liberated

New images from the handheld Helghast assault

Oct 9, 2006

Killzone to liberate internet play

[PSP] Downloadable missions and online multiplayer after launch

Sep 13, 2006

New Killzone: Liberation footage

[PSP] View to a Killzone with the handheld strategic shooter

Aug 30, 2006

E3 06: Killzone: Liberation hands-on

PSP: Sci-fi shooter goes third-person portable

May 12, 2006

E3 06: The freedom of Killzone

PSP: Sony liberates a clutch of PSP screens

May 10, 2006

The freedom of Killzone

[PSP] Sony liberates a clutch of PSP screens

May 9, 2006

Killzone Liberation hits PSP

Fight Helghast invaders on a dramatically different battlefield

Feb 21, 2006

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Review

A broader view of the battlefield just means there's more deadliness to worry about

Oct 31, 2006

If you've ever played a first-person shooter on the PSP, you know that the controls invariably suck, thanks to the lack of a second analog stick for looking around. The creators of Killzone know that too, and that's probably why they made the sequel to their PS2 shooter into a more handheld-friendly, top-down action game. Unlike every other shooter to go through a similar conversion, though, Killzone: Liberation is unique for not only being great on its own, but for actually improving on the ...

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Previews

Killzone: Liberation - hands-on

We riddle Helghast troopers with death in gritty top-down shootouts

Sep 7, 2006

Turning first-person shooters into overhead-perspective action games for handhelds is hardly a new idea, but Killzone: Liberation might be the first game to really nail it. A spinoff of 2004's futuristic FPS Killzone, Liberation casts players as one of that game's characters - a commando named Templar - and runs them through blasted trenches and colossal industrial complexes in a campaign to rescue hostages from the Nazi-like Helghast army. We recently got our hands on a near-complete version ... » Read Full Killzone: Liberation preview

Killzone: Liberation

Sci-fi shooter goes third-person portable

May 23, 2006

Tuesday 23 May 2006 It's no secret that first-person shooters are tough to do properly on PSP, thanks to a rather limited control scheme. So we're not surprised that developer Guerrilla thought long and hard about how best to recreate its FPS hit Killzone - originally a PS2 title - for PSP. What did surprise us, in a very pleasant way, was the solution Guerrilla came up with - switching to an isometric, third-person view - and how well the resulting game plays after such a drastic ... » Read Full Killzone: Liberation preview

E3 06: Killzone: Liberation hands-on

PSP: Sci-fi shooter goes third-person portable

May 12, 2006

It's no secret that first-person shooters are tough to do properly on PSP, thanks to a rather limited control scheme. So we're not surprised that developer Guerilla thought long and hard about how best to recreate its fps hit Killzone, originally a PS2 title, for the PSP. What did surprise us, in a very pleasant way, was the solution Guerilla came up with - switching to an isometric, third-person view - and how well the resulting game plays after such a drastic overhaul. The controls, thanks ... » Read Full Killzone: Liberation preview

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