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GripShift for PSP Jumps Over to Europe |
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GripShift(tm) mixes platform, driving and puzzle elements to create a unique
gameplay experience for PSP(tm).
"The PlayStation Portable is a fantastic platform, offering fun new gaming possibilities. GripShift was designed from the ground up specifically to take advantage of this great new handheld" said Mario Wynands, Managing Director of Sidhe Interactive. "With a very competitive price point and a huge amount of content on offer, GripShift is the perfect purchase for new PSP owners".
The features of GripShift(tm) include
- Stunt Driving, Platform-Action and Puzzle Solving genres combined offer the ultimate on-the-go driving experience.
- More than 100 diverse levels in 4 themed worlds with brilliant 3D graphics, vibrant colour, dynamic visual effects, and full screen anti-aliasing.
- Multiple routes, short-cuts, loops, jumps, ramps, power-ups and dangers to avoid will challenge even the most skilled drivers.
- Exciting Race Mode provides action for players to race against the CPU or human drivers.
- 8 Bonus games including Penguin Bowling, Bomb Pool, Soccer Crazy, Snaker, Ice Hockey and more offer varied challenges to suit your mood.
- Wireless multiplayer action for up to 4 players.
- Create custom levels with the in-game Track Editor and share them wirelessly with friends or trade over the Internet via PC for ongoing fun.
- Choose one of 6 playable characters and customise your vehicles for a unique look.
- Short load times keep you in the action, not waiting around.
"We have received overwhelmingly positive feedback from fans on our message boards and across the Internet" said GripShift(tm) producer and designer, Andy Satterthwaite. "We look forward to seeing the unique level solutions and custom track creations of a whole new set of gamers in the PAL territories".
New screenshots and video:
Download the video from gripshiftgame.com [here].
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And to make it rock even more, its made in New Zealand
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I agree. We still havent received many games that the US have and when we do, they will probably be hellishly over priced...
The reson why this game is in NZ first is coz the company that makes it is a wellington based company...
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This is not a kart-racing game, it is a kart-platforming puzzler. Just keep an open mind when it comes to the gameplay(and physics) and you should be pleased. Also, this is a very good "portable" game. Its really not like a console game that most other PSP games come off as, this is a great game designed for a portable system.
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