With so many games promising the Earth and only serving up dirt, it's reassuring to know that good old-fashioned balls-out action, when produced with such care and skill, is still as reliable and thrilling as it should be.
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Better than any PSP shooter yet, Dark Mirror functions without a second analog stick. The extraordinary grace of the remaining controls is enough to almost forget how nice dual-stick control would be.
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PALGN AU
Syphon Filter originally burst onto the scene back on the PS1 and came with some high praises. Sure, it ripped the best premises out of the greats of the day like Goldeneye and Metal Gear Solid, but it managed to retain a thoroughly enjoyable experience.
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Pro-G
Providing you can find yourself a dark and secluded enough place to play it, Dark Mirror is the first great shooter for the PSP and, despite its lack of personality and unremarkable story, arguably one the most consistently enjoyable genre entries of the
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Gamecritics
Everything about the game is top-quality. The artificial intelligence provides plenty of interesting moments, the save points are frequent, the story is more accessible than Splinter Cell's dry politi-babble, the voice work and graphics are the best I've
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This could be the best Syphon Filter game, if not the best action game so far for the PSP. The depth is something out of a console game, but it’s tailored to the tiniest stitch to work best on a handheld – and it does.
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Each successful video game console has a game that defines it: The original PlayStation had Tomb Raider, there was Grand Theft Auto III on the PlayStation 2 and Halo for Xbox. The portable PSP has finally gotten its hallmark title: Syphon Filter: Dark
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Sony’s answer to Konami’s Metal Gear Solid series makes its first appearance on PSP with Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror. Agent Gabe Logan returns for a black ops campaign that involves retrieving a powerful weapon known as the "Dark Mirror" from an
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