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Trippy new screens from the PSP incarnation of flOw.

When I think “guzzle” I think indiscriminate drinking, quick and dirty, and that’s sort of how I felt Puzzle Guzzle was playing, at first. Maybe I was enjoying it, but not because there was deep skill or strategy involved, just because it was there. I felt like you could almost pseudo-button mash your way through it without really thinking too terribly much, but it turned out that there are plenty of situations where the direction your rotate a piece makes the difference between a one chip erase and a huge haul. Then I became a puzzleholic.

Six screens from this unique puzzler.

Shoddy production values and a complete lack of structure cripple this game right out the gate.

God of War: Chains of Olympus is not only Ready at Dawn’s last PSP title, it’s also not coming to the PS2, either.

With the Ace Attorney series covering courtroom drama, there remained the untapped market of courtroom comedy, so it makes perfect sense for Adult Swim’s Harvey Birdman to step in. “Who is the man in the suit?” Well, now it’s you.

Dungeon Explorer: Warrior of Ancient Arts–bland name? You bet, but we’ll let it slide since the game is a sequel to 1989’s TurboGrafx-16 action RPG, Dungeon Explorer.

Shots from this quirky puzzler!

New color to coincide with the launch of Kratos’ latest portable adventure, God of War: Chains of Olympus.

Catch a glimpse of Atlus’s shooter-turned-strategy in these new screens!

A funky visual vibe mashed up with a unique, rhythm based control scheme equals a bona fide hit for the PSP. From the creators of the happy-go-lucky Locoroco comes another charming title, Patapon!

Who says size matters: Chains of Olympus is every bit as good as its big console siblings!

Unleash your inner speed demon with these brand new FlatOut: Head On screens!

Guide Kratos from the ruins of Helios to the depths of Tartarus, all from the palm of your hand. Check out these brand screens from the upcoming God of War: Chains of Olympus in this massive update!

GamePro’s first look at the cutscenes from this zany platformer!

Ice trolls, mad scientists, and zombies–all in a days work for CID!

Check out these fresh screens from the quirky new crash-test platformer from indy developer Twelve Interactive!

Dust of your ARMs, the futuristic-cowboy RPG is heading to the PSP, and from the look of these screens it’s pack with more character classes than you can shake a cactus at…

Boom goes the dynamite: Bomberman is back on the PSP but is this title the bomb or a dud?

Think your daily commute is difficult? You should try hitting the streets with the members of the Pursuit Force.