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Power Stone Collection

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Despite remaining relatively faithful to the Dreamcast originals, the limitations of the PSP take a heavy toll on this port.

Available on: PSP
Genre: Fighting
Release date: Oct 31, 2006
Published by: Capcom
Developed by: Capcom

Features: PSP ad hoc wireless, game sharing
Multiplayer Modes:

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Oct 24, 2006

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News

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Sep 26, 2006

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Review

Can the PSP handle this much power?

Oct 31, 2006

Power Stone was one of a kind when it was released on the Dreamcast, offering arcade-quality 3D fighting without the trip to the arcade. As with the bulk of fighting games, it suffered from a weak single player experience, but never failed to satisfy when friends were around. Capcom, in its apparent pursuit to resurrect every classic game ever made, has brought Power Stone and Power Stone 2 to the small screen in the Power Stone Collection. The games have been ported to the PSP with a few ...

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Previews

Power Stone Collection

Prepare for four-player beatdowns in another Capcom classic collection

Oct 2, 2006

A somewhat overlooked Dreamcast game, Power Stone had all but faded into the depths of our video game clogged cerebrums. That was until Capcom, in their continuing love affair with classic game collections, announced that it would be resurrecting both Power Stone and Power Stone 2 for the PSP as the Power Stone ... » Read Full Power Stone Collection preview

Power Stone Collection

Capcom welcomes PSP owners to the Power Stone world, but can the jewel of Dreamcast be compressed?

Jun 9, 2006

Friday 9 June 2006 Though many a classic game earns due attention through a hook, given time even the best find themselves in need of something else - an excuse. Whether it's an emulator release, backwardly-compatible console or just a chance visit to a retentive arcade, it takes a modern twist of fate to give a game like Power Stone another dance. And it deserves the limelight. What a hook, after all: to be one of the only fighters to truly exploit the opportunities of 3D, doing so across ... » Read Full Power Stone Collection preview

Power Stone Collection

Welcome back to the stage of (wildly revisionist) history

Apr 14, 2006

Considering that about 70% of modern fighting games rip it off wholesale, it's kind of surprising that Power Stone is relatively unknown. A simple, 3D one-on-one fighter with simple controls, devastating super attacks and fast, easy action, it all but ruled the Dreamcast launch. Of course, that and about $3.50 will buy it coffee at Starbucks. Still, Power Stone was awesome for its time, so it's good to see that Capcom's breathing new life into it with Power Stone Collection. Due out around the ... » Read Full Power Stone Collection preview

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