Mental Gamers by MGAceman

Tagged: Minis

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Another Meaning for WTF

There was some weird game some time ago called WTF? that was just random randomness and didn’t make much sense, this time, WTF means Who’s That Flying?! which is a Mini game coming to PSP and PlayStation 3. Writer and designer Jim Griffiths comments: “The beating heart of Who’s That Flying?! is a fast-paced side-scrolling shooter, but we’re also very proud of the world and characters that we’ve created. Every level you play through is actually the Guardian retelling his story to the Galactic Council in an attempt to prove his innocence – with the occasional twist in the tale.” Jim continues: “We feel it’s an interesting and effective way of bringing together the story and the game mechanic to make both of them feel relevant and more meaningful to the player.”

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Go On A Widgets Odyssey Again

Some of those PSP Mini’s games are pretty good and can be quite satisfying to the casual gamer, that’s why Frima Studio is releasing Widgets Odyssey II which will be available on August 3rd in the US for $1.99. “What a summer! I think with the release of Widgets Odyssey and Young Thor, we have shown the gaming world at large that the PlayStation Mini platform is one worth paying attention to,” said Steve Couture, CEO and co-founder of Frima Studio. “We’re proud to continue that tradition with Widgets Odyssey II, and we can’t wait to see the reaction from gamers looking to play the next great Mini.”

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Hunt Carnivorous Dinosaurs On Your PSP

Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter is a dynamic hunting simulation game which lets players explore huge non-linear locations as they attempt to track down a variety of dinosaurs that are armed with advanced AI – these are dangerous creatures that are able to see, hear and sense the hunter. If you’re not careful, it’s very easy for the hunter to become the hunted. With 15 different dinosaurs across 5 distinct environments including pine forests, muddy marshes and rolling hills, how you approach your target is important. Wind direction, scent and the use of a special dinosaur call are all key elements in tracking your prey.