Head for adventure with Lego Indiana Jones

Lego Indiana Jones is a very enjoyable game.... the best lego game so far in my opinion. the game had a great tone to it ....kept me entertained and made the overall feel of the game good. Also the puzzles and difficulty level were great considering the wide range of gamers that got it ..

I easily give this game a 9 ....and i would greatly recommend this game to anyone without a doubt...
though this game has a few flaws like character communication and actions that can get a little aggravating at times ..its not enough to make me not want to play it ..if anything it makes me play more to beat the challenge.

Plus the game keeps you entertained by offering funny videos and obstacles .I think everyone with a psp should get this game ...and those who got this game ...along with me is now looking forward to the lego batman.

My kid liked it, so probably your kid will also like it. It's about time you introduce your kid to the daredevil archaeologist.

Get one now and enjoy Indy's adventure.

Syphon FIilter : Logan's Shadow is the best in the series so far

Syphon Filter Logan's Shadow is the heart-pounding sequel to the award winning Dark Mirror. You play as Special Agent Gabe Logan, and during a mission to capture a lethal weapon; you uncover some secrets, and learn that you can't trust anyone.
With your partner missing, you set out in hope to find her, while trying to stop the agency you work for to become corrupt.

Presentation
Syphon Filter Logan's Shadow is presented incredibly well, with nearly no bugs or glitches to speak of, a very sleek and neat looking menu, which is easy to navigate and short loading times. Top work.

Graphics
With some of the best graphics for the PSP to date, Logan's Shadow pushes the PSP's capabilities very hard. The in-game graphics are very good, with no framerate problems or slowdown, but the character models could do with a bit of work, well from a distance anyway. Enemies that are far away look similar to the poor quality that distant ones that Medal Of Honour has. But don't be fooled, Logan's Shadow still offers a very nice and detailed environment. The only slightly disappointing thing is that the online graphics are not quite up to par with the Single Player's, but no biggie.
The movie graphics are another story, they are absolutely incredible, a visual feat on the PSP. They are either equal or very close to the best-looking PS2 games movie graphics.
There are also no glitches to speak of… well at least during my 50+ hours of playing the game, I haven't found any.

Sound
Superb voice acting, and is very close quality with some PS3 games. But the guns don't sound like real guns; they sound more like a little kids toy, which is disappointing. But the noises of when the player moves around is spot on. And this all stays the same while online.

Gameplay
If you have played Dark Mirror, then you will be familiar with the controls, but this time round, Gabe has a few new tricks up his sleeve, including being able to do blind fire and… well I don't want to spoil it for you, so play it and find out. Logan's Shadow offers up pretty much the same experience as Dark Mirror did, but with a few changes. That's not saying that it is a bad thing though, it is still very fun to play. The only big let down here is the very confusing storyline, where you en up wondering which side you are on, good or bad.
Now time to move onto Multiplayer, Logan's Shadow's Multiplayer is again similar to that of Dark Mirror, but this time round it also has a free demo of Syphon Filter Combat Ops, which is a Multiplayer game only, where you can create your own maps, chose where to put guns, crates, barrels, ladders and zip lines, but the actual creation of the maps is very limited, but that's because it is only a demo.

Lasting Appeal
The campaign will last you around 7 hours, but you can always go back to unlock new guns and equipment, which will add another 5-12 hours, depending on how you approach it. Then there is also the very fun Multiplayer that should last for months. And if all that isn't enough, why not have a play around with Combat Ops and test the maps that you create.

Overall
All up, Logan's Shadow succeeds at almost everything it tries , making it the best shooter on the PSP, period.
Lets hope that Gabe's next instalment is as fun and challenging as this one was.

GOD OF WAR : Chain of Olympus - God's Game in PSP

God Of War: Chains of Olympus is a prequel, in which we're following Kratos in a series of events that take place before GOW1 on the PS2. The story takes us into Kratos' past .We'll learn more about his love,his daughter and his hatred of Zeus as we travel through heaven and hell, battle all sorts of titans,ghosts,monsters and even the Gods themselves in this Epic adventure through ancient Greece!

The developers have done an amazing job into delivering a great movement and combat system using the analog-pad and the buttons for those infamous action-combat sequences. Kratos walks,jumps,climbs and charges lthe way we're used to see him do it, and the PSP offers some slick controls for performing side dodges, forward tumbles, and even a slick swimming-system.
The combat system has been transitioned well from its PS2 counterpart; it has mostly been rooted with two buttons, but the more you power-up your weapons, the more combos you will unlock, and these become increasingly powerful and more fun to watch. As always, you have the rewarding combo- -counter system that tallies the consecutive hits; the more you hit,the more red orbs you'll get after the final kills.

The mind blowing visuals you will experience from the opening movie to the first epic boss fight will leave you stunned. The levels are considerably big, yet manageable, and the animation is crisp & fluid. The camera work is flawless, as it really has to be like this since the PSP doesn't actually have a second stick for cam. control!

Overall,COO is one amazing game, but Ready At Dawn has already proven they can get the best out of the PSP with their previous release Daxter. God of War : COO puts Daxter in 2nd place…by being the most technically impressive and best looking game currently available on the PSP.
In the end,Chains of Olympus is a reason enough to purchase a PSP. Sure, we've seen most quality PSP titles eventually make their way to the PS2, but you won't want to wait for a port…assuming there is one even in the works. I can guarantee you that anyone who picks up COO won't be able to put it down. It truly is one of the best games currently available for the system.

So go to your nearest gaming store and buy this game now!! And if you do not have a PSP,then get one right know just for this game!