I was bought a PSP recently as a bit of a fun gift, its well known that I have a bit of an addiction to gaming, and what better than a playstation i could carry around? My shiny new toy came with LocoRoco, and while I am usually an RPG player I wanted something I could play on the go, without having to compose that evelasting question "ok, now i havent played this in a couple of weeks, just where the hell am i in the story?...ok stuff it, i'm starting a new game" LocoRoco delivers all this and more, it is a lovely little compact game, engaging and endearing, Appealing crossmarket, and the proof as they say, is in the pudding, I couldnt ...  Read the complete review

Aside from the benefit of "letting off some steam", most psychologists would likely infer that spending endless hours killing in the virtual world is perhaps not the healthiest of recreational activities. Still, killing is what we want and publishers are all to happy to fulfil the public's blood-lust; whether we're sniping Nazis with antique rifles, setting zombies on fire, blasting UFOs out of the sky, or hacking dozens, nay hundreds, of hapless soldiers to pieces with a sharper-than-it-looks Chinese fan, the art of murder has become a comfortable fixture in the majority of action games. Thus explaining the appeal of LocoRoco to the blood-thirsty ...  Read the complete review

Only once every few years to you pick up and play a game so refreshing, so unique and so beautiful that you truly are breath-taken. Loco Roco is one such game, with boundless charm and an excellent gameplay engine. Presentation This game is simply beautiful. So blissfully simple, but abundant in colour, polish and shine, this is a joy to look at. The menu itself is an unusual deviation from convention, featuring lots of the LocoRocos singing and bobbing about outside their 'home'. Around them sit a number of game modes etched onto separate boards, while a charming and uplifting soundtrack runs on loop in the background. The graphics are ...  Read the complete review

This game is great fun and I would recommend buying it especially now it's cheaper since it's release a few years back. The story of Loco Roco is about a species of animal called the Loco Roco who live on a far off planet. They have a blob like shape to them and are happy creatures. They are very peaceful living in their world until that is intruders arrive on the planet and start to destroy everything. It is your job to guide the creatures through each of the game levels safely. You guide them by tilting the planet left or right with the shoulder buttons, but you can also make the planet bump them into the air by hitting both at the same time. In addition to ...  Read the complete review

This game is great fun, buy it! Although it would probably win awards for being the worst, and shortest, review on the net the above sentence sums up my feelings about this game perfectly. However, as I don't want to be run out of the DooYoo village by any lynch mobs I will of course elaborate...... The Story: The planet (like Earth but more colourful, more squishy and more.....fun) has been invaded by Moja, the nasty black blobs who land on your brightly coloured blob and eat you. Although my description makes it sound like a poorly animated horror game it is in fact a light-hearted, fun side scroller where the aim of the game is to jump, ...  Read the complete review