Here’s an abbreviated look at some multimedia titles. LocoRoco 2 (from Sony Computer Entertainment America for the PlayStation Portable, $19.99) — Anyone remember the PSP? It’s not in the news as much ...

Here's an odd one. Think of interactive lava lamps spliced with traditional platform gameplay and you have Locoroco. It's a strange and unique concept that comes at a time when Sony's handheld has ...

Inside every grown-up is a toddler waiting to come out. Once you get the new game “LocoRoco” in your hands, that inner tot bounds out filled with glee and bubbly drool. Sticky fingers reach out for ...

There are, believe it or not, 45 cut-scenes of adorable gibberish, elaborating a story with two threads: one involves the Mum of the first game's boss, who is using her kisses to transform Mui Muis ...

Get read to roll on again with LocoRoco Remastered. You may have recalled playing LocoRoco if you owned the Sony PlayStation Portable. The video game was a platform title developed by SCE Japan Studio ...

Since first appearing in 2006 LocoRoco has established itself as one of the defining titles on the PSP. It is one of the few original games made exclusively for the Sony handheld. But it’s the ...

Everyone gets sad sometimes. Maybe it's a dreary day outside, maybe you had a rough day at work or maybe even -- knock on wood -- your significant other broke up with you. During those dark times, ...

LocoRoco was a 2006 game for Sony's PSP system, and it featured a theme song that's equal parts amazing and annoying. It's fun to sing, it's hard to get out of your head and it makes no sense. After I ...

While nobody would argue against celebrating the PSP for offering gamers previously unthinkable home-console-style experiences on the go, there are plenty who would contest that it hasn't brought ...

The PSP gets a tough rap. It’s a fantastic gaming device as well as a capable mobile internet machine, with an ever-increasing range of media-friendly applications and it still can’t get a break. This ...

It may come as a surprise to some, but the PlayStation Portable was a hugely successful console for Sony, especially in Japan, selling over 80 million units worldwide during its 10-year lifespan and ...