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Psyvariar (PS2)

Description: Manufacturer: Empire / Genre: Action & Adventure / Get ready to give your fire button a bashing in this classic ... more

Psyvariar (PS2) ... Japanese shoot-em-up with over 14 levels of action. A brand-new title previously unreleased in the UK.

Newest Review: ... opportunities. The controls are simplistic and ideally suited to this kind of game. It’s accessible from the get-go and it’s ... more

... not hard to have a lot of fun. What makes Psyvariar stand out from the rest is its “Buzz” system – for every bullet/laser of enemy fire that passes close to your ship without destroying it, a point is added towards a rolling total in which you are rewarded in points, with the chain ending when you lose a life or complete a stage. Each bit of “Buzz” also helps towards ‘levelling-up’ your craft, as certain instalments will improve your crafts firepower and open up new levels and routes through the game. This adds a lo...more

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Price Comparison for Psyvariar (PS2)

	Psyvariar (PS2) Platforms: PlayStation2 Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59	£ 2.45

Psyvariar (PS2)
Platforms: PlayStation2

Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59

£ 2.45

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Psyvariar (PS2): Gives You A Real BUZZ (1440 words)
by - written on 30/07/07 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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In the complex and ever-changing world of gaming, the 2D isometric shoot ‘em up has proven something of an enigma. The enduring genre dates back well over twenty years to the likes of R-Type and Ordyne, and playing 2002’s Psyvariar, it appears that some conventions are rigidly opposed to change. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The traits such games tend to follow include featuring an ultra-flimsy sci-fi storyline; daunting boss-battles; enormous high-score potential and an irresistible one-more-go factor. And just to prove it, Psyvariar: Complete Edition ticks all the above boxes. It occurs to me that it is easy to make a good isometric ... Read the complete review