Koei mixes it up a bit by fusing the Dynasty Warriors and the Samurai Warriors together, but this is still a retread of the gameplay we’ve seen for years in Koei’s games, albeit with a new enemy.

Handheld baseball at its best

The best and bloodiest reason to own a PSP to date.

The best rhythm combat game ever!

Is that a Nazi in your pocket…oh never mind...

Decapitation has never been so entertaining.

It’s gruesome and disturbing, and that’s exactly why we like it.

While this year's PSP game has its share of problems it does bring lots of new stuff to the table..

NIS America's PSP rework of the 2003 PS2 hit is pure roleplaying game gold!

This game chair offers a decent feature set at a more reasonable price than Ultimate Game Chair's other pricier offerings.

Conquests and mini-games and pinball.....Oh my!

You won’t be bored playing Hot Pixel, but you won’t be enthralled either, and as easy it is to pick it up, it’s just as easy to put it back down.

The song remains largely the same for this revamped Playstation classic, but oh what a beautiful song it is!

Heroes is a good first effort on the PSP, but doesn't go out of its way to be all that innovative.

Everyone's favorite warmongering worms get everything but multiplayer right.

Rent it for the mini-games, skip it for the career mode.

Bad game design mortally wounds what could have been a wonderful D&D RPG experience for the PSP.

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.