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Burnout Legends is a high-octane arcade racing game developed by Criterion Games and published by Electronic Arts for the PlayStation Portable (PSP). Released in September 2005, it brings the adrenaline-pumping action of the Burnout series to handheld gaming, featuring a blend of classic tracks, vehicles, and gameplay modes from the first three Burnout titles.

• Gameplay Modes: The game offers nine dynamic modes, including Race, Time Attack, Road Rage, Pursuit, Face-Off, Eliminator, Burning Lap, Grand Prix, and the fan-favorite Crash mode. Each mode presents unique challenges and objectives, keeping the gameplay fresh and engaging. ​

• World Tour: Embark on a progression-based journey through five vehicle classes—Compact, Muscle, Coupe, Sport, and Super. Completing events unlocks new cars, tracks, and race types, enhancing the overall experience. ​

• Multiplayer: Engage in local Wi-Fi multiplayer with up to six players, competing in various modes such as Race, Road Rage, Pursuit, and special Crash modes like Double Impact and Party Crash. The game also features a Collector Challenge, allowing players to win exclusive cars by defeating opponents in multiplayer matches. ​

• Crash Mode: Experience the thrill of causing massive pile-ups in Crash events, aiming to achieve the highest score by strategically launching your car into traffic. ​

• Vehicle Variety: Unlock a total of 89 cars across various classes, including special and heavyweight vehicles. The game also introduces Collector's cars, which can be obtained by challenging other players in Wi-Fi battles. ​

Burnout Dominator is a high-speed arcade racing game developed by EA UK and released for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) in April 2007. It serves as a spin-off in the Burnout series, focusing on intense racing and vehicular mayhem.

• Developer: EA UK

• Publisher: Electronic Arts

• Release Date: April 27, 2007

• Genre: Arcade Racing

• Modes: Single-player, Multiplayer (up to 6 players via local ad-hoc)

• Platform: PlayStation Portable (PSP)​

Burnout Dominator emphasizes aggressive driving and high-speed crashes. The game introduces the "Burnout" feature, where players fill a boost meter by driving dangerously, then unleash it for enhanced speed and destruction. Chaining multiple Burnouts increases the score multiplier, rewarding skillful and reckless driving.

Bubble Bobble Evolution is a 2006 platform-puzzle game developed by Opus and released for the PlayStation Portable (PSP). It is part of the Bubble Bobble series but introduces significant changes to the traditional gameplay.

• Title: Bubble Bobble Evolution

• Platform: PlayStation Portable

• Release Dates:

  • Japan: August 31, 2006

  • Europe: September 29, 2006

  • Australia: October 19, 2006

  • North America: December 19, 2006

• Genre: Platform, Puzzle

• Modes: Single-player, Multiplayer

• Developer: Opus

• Publisher: Codemasters

In this iteration, players control Bub and Bob, two boys dressed in dragon costumes, who have been separated and trapped in two towers. Unlike previous titles where players trapped enemies in bubbles, this game emphasizes puzzle-solving elements. Players must navigate cylindrical levels, activate switches, and transport items to progress through each stage .​

The Bloons series, developed by Ninja Kiwi, includes several titles available on the PlayStation Portable (PSP). Here's an overview of the main games:

• Genre: Puzzle/Action

• Developer: Bloober Team

• Publisher: Hands-On Mobile

• Release Date: November 24, 2009

• ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)

• Description: Players control a monkey armed with darts to pop balloons across 150 levels. The game features various balloon types and power-ups, offering a mix of skill and strategy.

• Genre: Tower Defense

• Developer: Digital Goldfish

• Publisher: Digital Goldfish

• Release Date: November 10, 2011

• ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)

• Description: A tower defense game where players place dart-throwing monkeys and other towers to prevent waves of balloons from reaching the end of the track. The PSP version includes 50 levels across 15 tracks, with 8 tower types and 10 balloon types.

Bleach: Heat the Soul 7 is a Japanese-exclusive fighting game for the PlayStation Portable (PSP), released on September 2, 2010. Developed by Eighting and published by Sony Computer Entertainment, it is the seventh installment in the Heat the Soul series.

• Character Roster: Over 80 playable characters, including all ten Espada and the Vizards.​

• Story Mode: Features the "Kuzan Kessen Arc," focusing on the battle against Aizen.​

• Battle Royale Mode: Introduces a four-player ad-hoc mode for simultaneous battles.​

• New Mechanics: Includes super-sized characters and a revamped user interface.

The game is primarily in Japanese, with Chinese subtitles available in the Asian version. There is no official English language support. An English translation texture patch is available, developed by the community, which translates the game's menus and story elements. However, this patch is unofficial and requires a PSP emulator like PPSSPP to apply. It is not compatible with the original PSP hardware.

死神：灵魂狂欢节2》（Bleach: Soul Carnival 2）是由Eighting公司开发、索尼互动娱乐发行的一款动作角色扮演游戏，于2009年12月10日在日本地区发售，适用于PlayStation Portable（PSP）平台。

• 类型：​动作角色扮演平台游戏

• 开发商：​Eighting

• 发行商：​索尼互动娱乐

• 发售日期：​2009年12月10日（日本）

• 语言版本：​日语（中文版也有发售）

• 平台：PSP

• 剧情进度：​游戏剧情从《死神》漫画开篇开始，直至一护与乌尔奇奥拉的战斗。

• 角色阵容：​包含24个可操作角色和超过100个支援角色。

• 战斗系统：​采用平台式战斗，结合角色成长与技能解锁，支持连击与必杀技。

• 动画元素：​游戏中融入大量动画片段，增强沉浸感。

• 语音配音：​由原作声优配音，部分角色可解锁“闹钟语音”，作为闹钟铃声使用。

Ben 10: Alien Force for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) is an action-adventure game developed by Monkey Bar Games and published by D3 Publisher. Released on October 28, 2008, it is based on the Ben 10: Alien Force animated television series and follows the adventures of 15-year-old Ben Tennyson as he uses the Omnitrix to transform into various alien forms to combat alien threats.

• Playable Characters: Control Ben and five of his new alien forms—Swampfire, Jet Ray, Humungousaur, Spidermonkey, and Big Chill. Additionally, play as Gwen and Kevin in specific segments, utilizing their unique abilities. ​

• Combat System: Engage in fast-paced, 3D side-scrolling action with an unlimited combo system. Link attacks fluidly to unleash devastating combos. ​

• Progression: Gain experience to unlock six additional moves per alien, totaling 30 unlockable attacks. ​

• Enemies: Battle over 20 types of enemies, including Highbreed invaders and DNAliens. ​

Set five years after the original series, the game follows Ben as he reactivates the Omnitrix to find his missing Grandpa Max and thwart a Highbreed alien plot. The narrative is an original story inspired by the first season of Ben 10: Alien Force.

Ben 10: Alien Force – Vilgax Attacks is an action-adventure game developed by Papaya Studios and published by D3 Publisher. Released in October 2009, it is available on multiple platforms, including PlayStation Portable (PSP), PlayStation 2, Wii, Xbox 360, and Nintendo DS. Set in the universe of the Ben 10: Alien Force animated series, the game follows 15-year-old Ben Tennyson as he uses the Omnitrix to transform into various alien forms to thwart the evil Vilgax's plans. The storyline is original to the game and is set during the third and final season of the series.

Players can control Ben and ten of his alien forms, each with unique abilities:​

• Echo Echo

• Goop

• Brainstorm

• Chromastone

• Big Chill

• Humungousaur

• Spidermonkey

• Swampfire

• Jet Ray

• Cannonbolt​

 

Bejeweled 2 for PSP is a captivating puzzle game developed by PopCap Games, released on the PlayStation Portable (PSP) via the PlayStation Network (PSN) on January 29, 2009 . This version offers a refined experience tailored for the PSP, featuring high-definition graphics, Trophy support, and remote play capabilities .

Avatar: The Last Airbender is an action-adventure RPG released in 2006, developed by Tose and published by THQ. It follows Aang, Katara, Sokka, and Haru as they battle the Fire Nation and uncover a sinister plot involving war machines. The game features a unique bending system, allowing players to control all four elements—water, earth, fire, and air—through martial arts combat and elemental abilities.

Astro Boy: The Video Game is an action-adventure title released for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) on October 20, 2009, coinciding with the theatrical release of the CGI film Astro Boy. Developed by High Voltage Software and published by D3Publisher, the game offers players the chance to control Astro Boy, a young robot with incredible powers, as he battles to save Metro City from the clutches of the evil President Stone and his robot army .​

Astonishia Story is a turn-based tactical RPG developed by Sonnori and published by Ubisoft for the PlayStation Portable (PSP). Originally released in 2006, it is a port of the 1994 Korean title Astonisha Story R. The game follows the journey of Lloyd, a knight tasked with recovering the stolen sacred relic known as the "Staff of Cainan" (referred to as the "Wand of Kinan" in some materials), after his caravan is ambushed .​

The PSP version of The 40th Day offers a top-down perspective, differing from the console versions' third-person view. Players control Rios and Salem through various missions, employing a cover system and cooperative tactics. The game features a morality system where players' choices impact the storyline, including decisions that can affect the characters' fates .​

In Formula Front, players assume the role of an "Architect"—a designer and programmer who builds and tunes AI-controlled mechs, known as u/ACs (unmanned Armored Cores). These mechs compete in arena battles without direct player control. The primary challenge lies in customizing the mech's parts and programming its AI to perform effectively in combat. The North American release introduced the option to control the mech directly, referred to as a N-u/AC (Naked u/AC), though this mode is considered challenging due to the PSP's controls .​

Armored Core 3 Portable is a Action video game published by FromSoftware released on October 21st, 2009 for the PlayStation Portable.