Dungeon Siege Throne of Agony review (PSP)Dungeon Siege was the PC RPG that won critical acclaim, but got lost among the Bioware Neverwinter Nights and more recently online PC RPGs like World of Warcraft. It's a shame really, because the open ended gameplay with its unique levelling up of skills and character was quite engaging, despite the repetitive combat. The new game created specifically for the PSP could find the series a new home though, because of the complete lack of RPG competitors on the platform. We take a look to see how the first, real, RPG has fared on its PSP debut. Click here to read it now! 
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