Echochrome: taking a stroll has never been this complicated |
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Remember that Echochrome operates under five rules which basically say that "what you see is what you walk on." The first video demonstrates how these rules apply to platforms, the second video shows how they apply to holes, and the last one to blocking.
If you find that you're still on the fence on this game (perhaps you just need to rotate your world a bit), then you might want to pick up the demo on PSN. It's free too. You can check out more info on the different Echochrome versions by following this link.
47 Jumps PSP homebrew - PSP live TV v0.3
43 Jumps PSP homebrew - PSP Live TV v0.4
20 Jumps PSP homebrew - QMixer v1.0
18 Jumps Buy two, get one free at Best Buy
14 Jumps Atlus now mass-recruiting debuggers
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Comments [refresh]
Is there any clear overview about all those versions?
Something like a table?
Try this link: http://ps3.qj.net/Echochrome-breaking-down-differences-between-each-version/pg/49/aid/117461
I was stuck in so many levels...
In your own area there are only two versions.
One for the PS3 and one for the PSP.
i got the US PSN demo and man is it tough. its really fun but on some levels it gets so tough you just want to throw your psp at the wall. i guess thats why they have the somewhat soothing game music.
I hear you there. The "jumping" can get so frustrating!!! As well as the falling and having circle around until you land "just right."