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Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops review - PSP
Snake has snuck his way onto the PSP, with relatively few previews, which is normally a worry, but Konami doesn’t disappoint and Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops is an exercise in distilled gameplay brilliance. Whether you are looking for a way to fill ten minutes or want a solid Snake marathon, Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops can deliver. All the gameplay elements you’d expect from the main console versions are here and wonderfully delivered, along with a compelling storyline. Find out more when you read the full Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops review.Click here to read the full Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops review for Sony PSP now!  
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WipEout Pulse preview - PSP
WipEout was one of the first PSP games, so it’s not surprising to see a new version speeding our way. We got an exclusive hands-on look at WipEout Pulse and it is looking very fine. The development team has now had plenty of experience with the Sony’s handheld and it’s going to show. WipEout Pulse has a very tuned game engine, and mind bending track design thanks to some new gameplay ideas, as well as new weapons and other optimisations. Find out what the developers have got to say too in our WipEout Pulse preview.Click here to read the full WipEout Pulse preview for Sony PSP now!
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Harvest Moon - Yasuhiro Wada interview
When you get the chance for an exclusive interview with Harvest Moon creator Yasuhiro Wada, you don’t turn it down, do you? We sat down to find our what the inspiration for the series was, and why Harvest Moon DS didn’t include Wi-Fi. With Harvest Moon now on both DS and PSP, which platform does he prefer and why, and most interestingly, when is the next Harvest Moon coming and what he thinks about developing for a Microsoft handheld: “I am certain that Microsoft is spending time developing a platform but as I say, whether it reaches the market or not is another thing.” Download the magazine to read the whole, revealing Harvest Moon interview.Click here to read the full interview with Harvest Moon creator Yasuhiro Wada now!
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Worms Open Warfare 2 Preview - DS and PSP
If ever there was a game destined for greatness in the handheld market, surely Worms is it? A game better in 2D than 3D, a game split into handily sized chucks, and ideally for this generation of handhelds, a game that is great single player and even better when played with a friend. Moreover, one where multiplayer can exist on one machine even as the turn based nature allows you to pass the console around. So, what will Team 17 do in Worms Open Warfare 2 to ensure the game makes the most of its natural home? Firstly, Worms Open Warfare 2 is very community based and secondly Team 17 reckons it has listened to the criticism of the original Worms Open Warfare (notably lack of weapons and online mode) and fixed it. We got an exclusive look at Worms Open Warfare 2, so download the free mag now to read the Worms Open Warfare 2 preview.Click here to read the full Worms Open Warfare 2 Preview for Sony PSP and Nintendo DS now!
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SOCOM US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 review - PSP
SOCOM US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 is rather a long name for a game, but SOCOM 3 picks up where the original left off and like the original the single player delivers, but its real value lies in its multiplayer modes. As the name suggest SOCOM US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 sees you in FPS action, shooting the baddies while trying not to shoot the civilians in the fictional setting of Adjikstan. Download the free mag to read the full SOCOM US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 review.Click here to read the full SOCOM US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 review for Sony PSP now!
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Burnout Dominator review - PSP
Burnout Dominator brings the series back to its origins of manic racing and is the better for it. Instead of emphasis on crashing, the aim of Burnout Dominator is to narrowly avoid crashing, in other words, to take everything as close to the wire as you can, which is what gets the blood pumping in a driving sim, so it’s good to see EA get this right. Also great in Burnout Dominator to see is the return of the “burnout”, which has been rather oddly missing from the series of late. Insane driving, fantastic scoring chains and speed combine to balance risk with reward in Burnout Dominator. Download the magazine now to read the full Burnout Dominator review.Click here to read the full Burnout Dominator review for Sony PSP now!
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Brothers in Arms Preview - DS
So for the first time, the Brothers in Arms franchise is coming to a Nintendo console, though we’d be surprised if the DS turns out to be the last to get a Brothers in Arms game. It’s about time too, because the DS is somewhat lacking decent FPS war games, while the PSP has fared better. It’s great therefore to hear the developer’s president waxing lyrical about why he believes the DS offers a controls system that will allow them to evolve the gameplay. Read all about the weapons, gameplay and new ideas in our Brothers in Arms DS preview. Find out more when you read the full Brothers in Arms preview.
.Click here to read the full Brothers in Arms Preview for Nintendo DS now!
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Dynasty Warriors: Fighter’s Battle Preview - DS
Dynasty Warriors DS: Fighter’s Bane will return us to Ancient China (yes, the franchise opted not to set the next game in outer space after all) and offers a card battling take on the strategy classic. You have a choice of three characters and use stat based battles to progress through the game fighting and spell-wielding your way to victory. Obviously for the handheld console, the epic battles have had to be scaled down, and the visual style has been changed too. Download the mag to read our Dynasty Warriors: Fighter’s Battle preview.Click here to read the full Dynasty Warriors: Fighter’s Battle Preview for Nintendo DS now!
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GamerZines - just the magazines
Issue 3 includes huge previews of WipEout Pulse, Worms: Open Warfare 2, Smash Court Tennis, World Championship Poker 2, SBK 07 Superbike World Championship and many more great games on Sony PSP and Nintendo DS. Read our massive reviews of SOCOM U.S. Navy SEALs: Fireteam Bravo 2, Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops, plus reviews of Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales, Burnout Dominator and many more. We also have a major interview with Harvest Moon creator Yasuhiro Wada.
