Syphon Filter Logan's Shadow review PSP

Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow review for Sony PSP

Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow has a lot to live up to as it follows the excellent Dark Mirror, but, as our HGZine Gold Award proves, it's matched that game and more. Graphically stunning and with a solid, tightly written plot, Logan's Shadow looks set to be one of the best action/adventures of the year. With plenty of new developments since the last game, a lengthy single-player game and a great range of multiplayer options, if you were a fan of Dark Mirror, then you won't want to miss this sequel. Find out more and see shots of the game in our full review of Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow for the PSP now!Click here to read the Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow review for Sony PSP now! Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow review for Sony PSP
In some ways, Sony had an easy job with Logan's Shadow. All they really had to do was replicate 20 06's excellent Dark Mirror and we'd all have been happy, but what they've actually done is give you everything that was good about the first game, plus a whole load more of new stuff. It would seem that Gabe's return could well be a massively triumphant one. Everything about this game has a distinct whiff of quality about it. From the tight and well-scripted stor yline (written by Greg Rucka of Queen and Country fame – no, we haven't heard of him either) to the stunning graphics, impressive range of moves and enough variety of weaponry to level a small European country, it's a game that's truly hard to fault. Click here to read the full Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow review for Sony PSP now!