July 13, 2007
Filed under: Final Fantasy, Fan Art
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every Friday.
Final Fantasy Tactics box art looks gorgeous. It's so inspiring, that we couldn't possibly put up a Final Fantasy Tactics fan art that didn't measure up. Luckily, this week's fan art by Gemiange certainly does. In case the intro didn't clue you in, this piece depicts characters from Final Fantasy Tactics. It showcases both Ramza and Delita, looking quite upset. It looks good enough, that I wouldn't mind seeing this sort of art in the upcoming remake. Great use of lighting and skyline help seal the feeling. If you enjoy this fan art as much as we do, check out Gemiange's deviantART page to see her other fan art. That, or you can let Gemiange know what you think of the art in our comments section.
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July 11, 2007
Filed under: News, Video
We're not sure exactly what the title
Echochrome means, but after the game is released, it may mean inventive puzzle gameplay. Combining M.C. Escheresque art with
Crush-like gameplay,
Echochrome should appeal to gamers looking for puzzle games that don't just involve falling blocks. The music in the above trailer really fits well with the game (let's hope that is actual in-game music) and gives it a moody tone. While the graphics are simple, they're unique and actually seem to add to the game. The only thing more twisted than the puzzles in
Echochrome, will be your brain after playing it.
Echochrome is coming to multiple Sony systems. PS3 owners will get it in downloadable form, but PSP owners will snatch this puzzler on UMD.
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July 10, 2007
Filed under: News
Destroy All Humans! has done well for Pandemic, and so it's no surprise that the alien with attitude is getting another sequel. The PSP edition will be called
Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed. It's not being developed by Pandemic, but instead Locomotive Games (
Cars PSP) is handling the reigns. You'll once again take control of Crypto as he tries to destroy the 1970s by UFO or on foot. THQ's marketing man had this to say:
"The
Destroy All Humans! franchise has consistently delivered a unique combination of fun and original gameplay delivering irreverent humor and over the top destruction that has garnered worldwide acclaim and commercial success". He had more to say, but really it just sounded like he was trying to anally probe us, so we ran away.
Destroy All Humans! Unleashes its Big Willy in the first half of 2008.
[Via
IGN]
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July 8, 2007
Filed under: Video
With E3 coming up this week, developers are already starting to showcase their work. Such is the case with
SWAT: Target Liberty, as you can see above. In a lot of ways, the trailer looks like an awful lot like
Killzone: Liberation, only with a heavier emphasis on squad tactics. That's fine with us though, since
Killzone: Liberation is still one of the best PSP games out there. The perspective also allows you to see what's going on up ahead, and easily plan your next move. Some of the previous
SWAT titles received heavy critical praise, let's hope the same can happen for
SWAT: Target Liberty when it's released.
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July 8, 2007
Filed under: Wallpapers
Every week, PSP Fanboy brings you new
backgrounds to stylize your PSP. Remember, you can save these images directly to your PSP by accessing the site wireless at
m.pspfanboy.com. We had a few issues with our Internet connection yesterday, and were unable to put up the explosion. We heard your cries for backgrounds though, and now that our web connection is as strong as a Spartan, we're going to give you just what you want!
Backgrounds after the jump ...
New for PSP: Get selected wallpapers delivered automatically to your PSP via our new RSS feed.
First up we have this super stylish
Cowboy Bebop background. We never get sick of seeing Spike and the gang, so we'll gladly rock this background.
Next we have a
Resident Evil 2 background. Can you remember when Leon was still a rookie?
Even someone who isn't a car person can marvel at the beauty of a Ferrari.
Ratatouille is definitely one of Pixar's best movies. It's surprising how inspiring a rodent chef can be.
Lastly, we have a Tony Hawk background. If you plan on doing aerial skateboarding stunts like him, just make sure you take your PSP out of your pocket.
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July 8, 2007
Filed under: Software
Every week, PSP Fanboy gives you the release list of what's coming out for the PSP worldwide. If a game is listed as coming out in a different country from where you live, don't worry. Your PSP can play games from any region. While most of the gaming world pays attention to the new E3, a few brave companies have decided to still release games this week. It's not a huge list, but there are a few promising titles coming out.
US Games
EU Games
Asian Games
Release dates may always change, so you may want to call before heading to your local game shop.
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July 5, 2007
Filed under: News
The new E3 is just around the corner, and that means that publishers are sending out lists of their E3 slate. Such is the case with Namco Bandai. On the PSP front, we can look forward to seeing the fan favorite RPG
Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology, the tennis champ
Smash Court Tennis 3, and of course the knuckle headed ninja in
Naruto: Ultimate Heroes. There may of course be a few surprises, or behind closed doors presentations, but those three games are certainly heavy hitters. Which of these titles are you most looking forward to seeing more on at E3?
[Via
Gamespot]
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July 5, 2007
Filed under: News
The new E3 is just around the corner, and that means that publishers are sending out lists of their E3 slate. Such is the case with Namco Bandai. On the PSP front, we can look forward to seeing the fan favorite RPG
Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology, the tennis champ
Smash Court Tennis 3, and of course the knuckle headed ninja in
Naruto: Ultimate Heroes. There may of course be a few surprises, or behind closed doors presentations, but those three games are certainly heavy hitters. Which of these titles are you most looking forward to seeing more on at E3?
[Via
Gamespot]
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July 3, 2007
Filed under: News
Rockstar has taken time to thank the concerned fans, who e-mailed them about
Manhunt 2 being halted from release. "We wanted to thank everyone who has taken the time to contact us about
Manhunt 2, which we had been planning to release on PlayStation 2, PSP and Nintendo Wii." Rockstar's response continued, "As you know,
Manhunt 2 was effectively banned around much of the world, after it was refused certification in the United Kingdom, prohibited in Ireland, and denied an M rating in the United States."
"We are very proud of
Manhunt 2 and believe it builds on what the team accomplished with the first title in the series. The game was developed as a horror experience, and to be an M rated title, aligning it with similar horror content created in other forms of media. Unlike many other people, we do no think videogames should be singled out for special treatment from authorities. We hope to have more information for you soon, but in the meantime, we wanted you to know how much we value all of your messages of support."
We couldn't agree more, all forms of entertainment should be held to the same standards. Let's hope it isn't long until that ideal becomes a reality.
[Via
Games Radar]
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July 3, 2007
Filed under: News
Rockstar has taken time to thank the concerned fans, who e-mailed them about
Manhunt 2 being halted from release. "We wanted to thank everyone who has taken the time to contact us about
Manhunt 2, which we had been planning to release on PlayStation 2, PSP and Nintendo Wii." Rockstar's response continued, "As you know,
Manhunt 2 was effectively banned around much of the world, after it was refused certification in the United Kingdom, prohibited in Ireland, and denied an M rating in the United States."
"We are very proud of
Manhunt 2 and believe it builds on what the team accomplished with the first title in the series. The game was developed as a horror experience, and to be an M rated title, aligning it with similar horror content created in other forms of media. Unlike many other people, we do no think videogames should be singled out for special treatment from authorities. We hope to have more information for you soon, but in the meantime, we wanted you to know how much we value all of your messages of support."
We couldn't agree more, all forms of entertainment should be held to the same standards. Let's hope it isn't long until that ideal becomes a reality.
[Via
Games Radar]
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