Level-5's tactical role-playing game is a godsend.

A frustrating combat system derails what could have been an interesting RPG experience on the PSP.

Final Fantasy II for PSP looks great but suffers from the same flaws as the original game it is based on.

Square Enix gives a worthy tribute to Final Fantasy 1, on the PSP

"I wanna go back and do it all over but I can't go back no more. " - Eddie Money.

The Winx Club franchise just doesn't belong on the PSP...

Being a gamer just got geekier with this refreshing puzzle-infused RPG.

Burnout Dominator returns us to the old days of Burnout – sometimes that’s good and sometimes it’s not.

300: March to Glory for the PSP is a fun hack and slash game that complements the film it is based on.

This PSP entry in the popular WWII shooter series doesn't feel like a true Call of Duty game experience.

A solid implementation of the VS. card game from Upper Deck that is perfect for fans, but not so good for new players.

A slow battle system and some other problems leave Monster Kingdom: Jewel Summoner amid mediocrity.

Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo makes this collection worth buying.

A solid portable version of one of the best games ever.

Volume One of this series of books does a grand job of introducing gaming to the masses, but offers a lot of familar information for gamers already in the know.

Konami's latest Snake adventure proves to the best game the PSP had to offer in 2006.

Pocket Racers is yet another bad racing game for the PSP, but at least it has plenty of company...

A poor adaption of this popular kung-fu style animated series.

While the PSP version of this action RPG is missing a few things, it still comes highly reccomended for owners of Sony's portable game system.