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hunter_alien on 13 July 2008

As many of you know Echochrome was released in the PAL and asian teritories both in downloadable and UMD versions . So as somebody who doesnt likes to purchase games via online stores ( and rarely do ) I could barely wait for this puzzle game to come here :D

So now its finally here , and I can say that its a much better deal than the downloadable one IMO . The game has 315 puzzles , while the downloadable one has only 56 . Its true that the PSP version never got the dl maps , but there arent that many anyways ...

 

So this is basicly all I wanted to say :P If anyone lese wants to buy the game , just look past the cheap/crappy coverart and get the UMD version ;)



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SamuelRSmith on 13 July 2008

I'll get this once I get my PSP (only a couple more weeks to go).



Joeykanga on 13 July 2008

I already have Echochrome on my PS3.



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hunter_alien on 13 July 2008
SamuelRSmith said:
I'll get this once I get my PSP (only a couple more weeks to go).

 

You wont regret it , the game has lots of value ;)

 

Joeykanga : thats a good choice to :D It has fewer levels  , but playing it on a HDTV has to be awesome :D



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akuma587 on 13 July 2008

Yeah, this has been one of my favorite PSN games for sure.



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cleveland124 on 13 July 2008

I have alot of puzzle games, but I didn't really like this one. Sometimes it was frustrating because I knew what I had to do, but it took me several tries to actually complete the level because using the analog stick I would not be fast enough or I would go slightly over the edge causing my person to fall. Also, it appeared to me that were a few other ways to clear a board (i.e. one level above another level) that the game didn't let you do (person falling). They only had one set way per level regardless of visual effect.



hunter_alien on 13 July 2008
cleveland124 said:
I have alot of puzzle games, but I didn't really like this one. Sometimes it was frustrating because I knew what I had to do, but it took me several tries to actually complete the level because using the analog stick I would not be fast enough or I would go slightly over the edge causing my person to fall. Also, it appeared to me that were a few other ways to clear a board (i.e. one level above another level) that the game didn't let you do (person falling). They only had one set way per level regardless of visual effect.

 

Ummm there is the stop button , you know ?



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