Medal of Honor - Heroes, ISO PSP PPSSPP High Compress

If there is no Medal of Honor then there will never be a Call of Duty. Yep, that is the fact that underlies me to lift the Medal of Honor into the nostalgic review rubric this time, even though the fate of EA's FPS game franchise is now abandoned after following the "modern war" Call of Duty trend and failing to meet its 2012 sales expectations.

Knights in the Nightmare (USA) ISO PSP PPSSPP

Game Title :	Knights In The Nightmare
Platform :	PSP
Release Date :	September 25, 2008
Genre :	RPG
Publisher :	Atlus,Sting Entertainment
Type :	ISO
Size :	274 Mb
Region :	USA
Source Article :	MetaCritic
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King of Clubs (Europe) ISO PSP PPSSPP

Game Title :	King Of Clubs
Platform :	PSP
Release Date :	October 26, 2007
Genre :	Sports
Publisher :	Oxygen Games,Crave Entertainment
Type :	ISO
Size :	138 Mb
Region :	Europe
Source Article :	GameSpot
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The gameplay is simple enough: You choose your club and ball then point your character in whichever direction you please. Next, you press X twice to take your shot--once to start your swing and a second time to set the power level. You only start with one club and a standard ball, but as you progress through the single-player mode, you gradually unlock more of both in the game's shop. Using this simple mechanic, you traverse the game's 90 holes to slowly unlock all the balls, clubs, and extras. The extras include new character models (one per zone), as well as new colours and styles for your ball, such as an eyeball or an eight ball. You can also unlock the ability to change the sound effects used in the game. While these seem like nice additions, none of them add anything significant to the game.

Kenka Bancho - Badass Rumble (USA) ISO PSP PPSSPP High Compress

Game Title :	Kenka Bancho - Badass Rumble
Platform :	PSP
Release Date :	November 27, 2008
Genre :	Action,Beat'em Up
Publisher :	Spike,Atlus
Type :	ISO
Size :	225 Mb
Region :	USA
Source Article :	IGN
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Before we examine Kenka Bancho: Badass Rumble at length, it might be worthwhile to explain the game's title. "Kenka" essentially means "fighting" in Japanese, while a "bancho" is a tough guy or badass type. Hopefully you already know what "Badass Rumble" means, as that part of the title is in English...

In Kenka Bancho: Badass Rumble, players take control of a rough-around-the-edges high school student who finds himself on a week-long school trip to the historic city of Kyouto. While the main purpose of the trip is supposed to be educational and fun, our hero -- named Takashi by default -- is much more interested in being the No. 1 bancho in Japan. As banchos from all across the country (one from each of Japan's prefectures) are staying in the city, Takashi plans on fighting them all and dominating the bancho universe.