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Crush 3D vs. PSP: Sony version depressing, Nintendo version cheerful

With the release of Crush 3D Planet3DS.de compared the two games unveiling the totally different style of the same game. While the PSP version is dark, rainy and has a touch of depression the Nintendo 3DS version is cheerful and happy.

A general attitude of the two companies, a choice specially made by Sega. What is your opinion about this topic!

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portablegaming5253d ago

It is insane how much the changed the stile of the game for the systems. But if it isn't postapocalypic and dark no Sonyfanboy would play it and the Nintendo customers would be scared of the old style :D

RememberThe3575253d ago

Yeah, I love Uncharted's post-apocalyptic art style. I wouldn't play it otherwise.

/s haha

TronEOL5253d ago

I'm pretty sure the PSP version was the developers intended version, and they changed it to be more child friendly on the DS.

Smart choice on the developers side in my opinion.

Emilio_Estevez5253d ago

Your response is much more likely

Sorano5253d ago

I kinda like the style of the PSP better, eventhough the graphics of the 3DS look crisper. Don't like the candyland-style...

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AlanarWindblade5253d ago

I agree with Sorano here. The style of the PSP version is far more intriguing than that of the 3DS version. However, everyone should really play this brilliant puzzle game - be it on 3DS or PSP.

SoapShoes5253d ago

They need to make a PS3 version! I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

rexbolt5252d ago

ima be honest with that kiddy artstyle and kiddy chars theres no reason for the game to be dark

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Eurogamer - Crush Review

EG:Crush is a palate cleanser in the best possible sense, then: it's light, smooth and leaves a very pleasant aftertaste. And unlike its candy-flavoured namesake, there's not a whiff of cynicism about it.

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CRUSH Android Game Review | GameWoof

CRUSH is a simplistic puzzle game from Radiangames which is actually challenging. Read GameWoof's review of CRUSH, a well-polished Android game that's worth the download and the measly price tag ($0.99).

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CRUSH! Review | STP

Don't let the simplicity fool you, the challenge and beauty of CRUSH! delivers.

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