LocoRoco 2 isn't about competition, you versus you or versus the computer or versus anyone. It's about having fun with a game that's clearly exceptional in many aspects.
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DarkStation
I haven’t been able to say this all that often with PSP titles, but LocoRoco 2 is really a great game. If you enjoyed the first, or are interested in getting into the series, then I would highly recommend checking this game out.
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IGN
It may not be nearly as deep as the first game in terms of levels, but LocoRoco 2 delivers the same kind of visual flair, solid gameplay and musical addictiveness that the first game had.
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For $25 you would have to be crazy to miss out on picking up LocoRoco 2. Hands down, LocoRoco 2 is one of the PSP best titles. Its quirky fun loving attitude is bound to put a smile on your face as you explore the wacky world of LocoRoco.
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Pocket Gamer UK
Considering the original LocoRoco stands as one of the best games on PSP - arguably one of the best on any console, in fact - we're not questioning the arrival of LocoRoco 2.
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D Pad Magazine
While not as great a progression as it could have been, LocoRoco 2 still manages to squash, bounce and squeeze its way into must-have territory, and is as pristine a slice of portable gaming as one could hope for.
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WonderwallWeb
LocoRoco seemed to be the game that finally made everyone realise that the PSP was a great little console, that with a bit of imagination could have great and unique titles developed for it.
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VideoGamer
The genius of Tsutomu Kouno's LocoRoco concept is that its gameplay hasn't been forced, like a square peg to a round hole, into the confines of the the PSP's control system, like so many first-person and third-person titles are.
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Gameplanet
LocoRoco 2 isn’t better than the original and it’s certainly not worse. It’s more of the same, with a few tweaks here and there – and that’s just perfect in my books.
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LocoRoco 2 is a great title at a great price point. Its misgivings -- short playtime, lack of narrative substance and meaningless collectibles -- are easily trumped by the game’s character and solid gameplay.
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Cheat Code Central
The ingenious presentation, full of vibrant colors, minimalistic level design, and inventive characters is perhaps what stands out the most in LocoRoco 2, other than its daring soundtrack.
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Kombo
It is hard not to like LocoRoco 2. It relishes in a happy mood and does its best to spread the happiness to everyone that picks up the game. The game hasn't changed much since the last incarnation two years ago.
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Gamers Temple
There's a story behind the game, but it's hard to convey to you since it's basically nonsensical. Suffice it to say that the evil Mojas hate the LocoRocos and the LocoRocos need to defend themselves and their happy little world.
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How on earth do you describe LocoRoco 2? I mean you can start with telling people that it's a kind of 2D platform game where you tilt the world itself left and right rather than directly controlling a character.
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IGN
Yes, LocoRoco is back and it's every bit as ridiculously happy and bizarre as ever. Once again it's up to you to tilt and flip the entire world to ferry your blobby little LocoRoco creatures from point A to point B.
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The first LocoRoco was like an injection of sugar syrup directly to the brain, and its cute design and catchy soundtrack made it a tough game to dislike even if you found faults with its unique but ultimately repetitive gameplay.
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We can’t help feeling like we have been here before. The PSP release schedule is a black, seeping abyss and nobody seems to be using the platform in an appropriate way. Software sales aren’t on par with the DS.
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Eurogamer
Not unlike Mario Kart Wii and its boost mechanics, LocoRoco 2 appears to be after a record for the most collectibles in a platform game ever. There are berries and pickories scattered around like Mario's coins and Sonic's rings.
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kikizo
Like its predecessor, LocoRoco 2 is about rolling groups of up to twenty highly malleable, singing jellybaby heads from one point to another by tilting the very landscape beneath them.
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No, LocoRoco 2 won't challenge you, but its happy presentation, fun gameplay and bountiful extras will keep you rolling for hours. Shake the blues and enjoy.
...read the complete LocoRoco 2 review at Modojo