Abstract: Patapon 2 is a fine sequel, offering compelling new features while keeping the charm that made the first game so great. Fans of the original would do well to check this one out.
Abstract: So, Patapon 2 is Sony’s big UMD-less release. Since we got an early copy, I thought it would be cool to talk (briefly) about how you go about getting the game on your PlayStation Portable. It’s quite simple, really.Just update your PSP to the latest ...
Abstract: The first Patapon was an infectiously addictive title that perfectly combined rhythm and strategy gaming into one sweet package. Now, the sequel is here and it has me chanting with joy all over again. With more content and gameplay, it's a must-have ti...
Abstract: I don't really make it a secret that enjoy music in games, and oftentimes it's the only reason I really dig something I play (take the NES Batman title for instance), so obviously I'm going to enjoy, or at least hope to enjoy, games that actually use t...
Abstract: Youd be hard pressed to find a bigger pair of Patapon fans than IGN editor Jeff Haynes and myself. Jeff reviewed the first game, I dropped in some secondary comments and we both pretty much declared the title from Pyramid and Sony one of the greatest ...
Hero abilities add a new layer to the gameplay, Excellent audio and visuals, Multiplayer is fun and offers new items, Incredible number of varied mission types.
New branching evolution system can be fiddly.
Patapon 2 adds plenty of new ideas to the already unique gameplay, making it a worthy successor to the original. ...
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Published: 2009-04-20, Author: Guy , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: UK REVIEW--When Patapon came out in early 2008, its deep gameplay, stylish visuals, and unique mix of strategy and rhythm action helped it capture the attention of players across the globe. Now, a little more than a year later, Patapon 2 has arrived wi...
Abstract: Every so often, a game comes along that doesn't fit in any genre: an unusual game with a completely novel angle and approach to gameplay. This was Patapon, a cutesy-looking game where the player was a god that drove a peppy army to war, as long as they...
