Sony's LocoRoco is one of the PSP's more delightful video games, an enjoyable romp through a happy fantasy world full of singing critters and simple but attractive scenery. Now those loveable creatures are back in the upcoming sequel, aptly titled LocoRoco 2. You can expect the same adorable shenanigans mixed with new mechanics and mini games, which should help set this game apart from its addictive predecessor.
Play-Asia has reduced the prices on 8 gaming products including World of Final Fantasy for PS Vita and Persona 5 for PS3.
Ready for a blast from the past handheld generation? Read our LocoRoco 2 Remastered review to see why this is a remaster worth your time and money.
PS3 Attitude: "The recent release of LittleBigPlanet on PlayStation Vita has opened the floodgates for massive franchises to appear on the system, with the heavyweights of Assassin’s Creed and Call of Duty to follow very soon. The Vita could always do with more games though, so we’ve been discussing which franchises we’d most like to see on Sony’s fledgling handheld."
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I don't care if that was trolling, it deserves a bubble!
oh, come on you disagreers, it was funny
I only agreed because I found it funny. I think the Vita is far from being doomed, I have had it since day one and the downloadable titles have made the Vita worth it. Yes, I believe it needs more retail releases, but it's hard to deny the games it has had this month.
Yeah I always think about that too. People might not get it without the /s and think you're a giant asshole. But I understood you were being sarcastic without it.
skyrim would be definetly possible. If it happens I hope it gets developed properly knowing bethseda's track record.
Do you really see this happening
a role-playing video game developed by Mistwalker and feelplus and published by Microsoft Game Studios (sound like it would be cool,but something tell me their will be a whole ton cash exchanging hands & demands on the developer to change it some what. if it happened)
Yeah, Lost Odyssey on Vita is a nice idea, but I'm 99% sure the IP is owned by Microsoft.
