10 PSP 2 Games that should be Present at Launch

Patapon 4

In Patapon, players use a variety of warrior types, along with a wide selection of weapon and shield upgrades, to strategically customize and position their army as they progress through this even funkier adventure. Players will easily get caught up in the addictive action by collecting rare weapons and items as the adventure unfolds, and by earning more points to upgrade to new Patapons. The PSP has so far seen two Patapon games and a third one is currently in development and I hope the fourth will be on the PSP 2.

Successor to Gran Turismo PSP

Gran Turismo featured more than 800 vehicle models from the world’s top manufacturers (over 4,500 total paint variations) and more than 30 tracks (60+ total layouts), including famous world circuits, city courses and other environments. Featuring exciting gameplay and game modes to suit all levels of play, Gran Turismo is a great introduction to the best-selling series for newcomers. Now just imagine if Polyphony Digital made a GT game for PSP 2, it would be truly amazing!

Sequel to Assassins Creed: Bloodlines

Assassins Creed Bloodlines was a very poor attempt at bringing Assassins Creed to the PSP and only succeeds at being boring and repetitive. I think Ubisoft must have taken a lot of constructive suggestions since this game released and hopefully we will be able to see a much better sequel on the PSP2.

Sequel to Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters

Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters was a pretty impressive game on the PSP and High Impact Games can take that game as a lead and develop a sequel. I think the PSP2 has a second analog stick so the sequel should have no camera angle issues as Size Matters could have been a much better had it not been for its clunky camera.