Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero?

Kotowari writes: NIS is really showing their PSP love lately… As if Disgaea Infinite wasn't enough now they have gone and announced that they have started work on Prinny 2. The tentative title (????2 ~????!??????????!!~) translates roughly to Prinny 2: Suicide Attack Game! Is it Dawn??? Epic War Dood!!. Yea, I know it doesn't make any sense, but again it is a tentative title and it is a rough translation.

Ever since the PS3 integrated Trophy support into its firmware with version 2.40, people have been keeping an eye on Sony's other platform: the PSP. It isn't hard to believe that people have been looking for Trophy support to move onto the PSP - it's proven a great success on the handheld's big daddy, the PS3, and taken plenty of cues from the highly addictive Achievement system created on XBox Live. While everything mentioned here is but speculation, Infinite-Bits believes there is enough evidence to favor the idea of trophies coming to the PSP in the near future.

411mania gives a rundown on this week's game releases. Highlights include Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero?, Street Fighter IV, DoDonPachi Daioujou Black Label Extra, Shooting Love, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, Metroid Prime Wii. Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero? (PSP) Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero? is one of the best platformers I've played in years thanks to it's tight controls and above average presentation. However, this game is definitely not for everyone. In fact, I'm pretty sure that only hardcore platformer junkies and people with infinite amounts of patience will get past the first three or four stages without developing a desire to throw their PSPs at a wall in rage. But if you can hang on, getting through the game can be quite satisfying and is an achievement that is worth bragging about. Street Fighter IV (PS3, 360) It isn't necessary for me to go in-depth since every other site is already doing it. I will, however, bring to your attention one of the coolest features SFIV has - the Arcade Request system. Basically, instead of watching a static screen while waiting for someone to challenge you online, this system allows you to play against the computer and seamlessly accept a challenge when one comes your way. It's like going to an arcade and playing against the CPU until someone gets the nerve to plunk down fifty cents to take you on. If you set it to accept only Player Matches (unranked) you can keep things going by rematching or, if you don't want to play the person again, you can quickly and easily go back to arcade mode after your match and continue on with the CPU until you get another challenge. It's hard to believe that it's taken Capcom this long to implement such a system. I can only hope that SNK does the same thing in its home version of KOF XII. DoDonPachi Daioujou Black Label Extra (360 Import) Every shooter needs its own hook to stand out. While Trigger Heart has its grapple syst...

NIS America has announced that Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero?, a game developed by Nippon Ichi Software, has shipped to retail across North America, exclusively for PSP. Players will control an unlucky penguin dude called a Prinny and slash their way through various Netherworlds. For this tough-as-nails action game, you're given 1000 units to accomplish your mission, but even with those 1000 units you will have to use everything you find on the battlefield to survive. You have to lift and throw objects, stomp enemies, even pilot tanks and planes to bombard whatever gets in your way.

Prinny is a 2D action game where you are looking for a sweet etna. Also, the PSP game get a limited edition. See below the first image.

If you're still asking at this point if Prinny can really be the hero, the answer is a resounding yes! And to finally convince you that those penguin doods really can take center stage, NIS America has sent out word that you can now preorder a copy of their upcoming solo starrer, Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero?......