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Thursday, May 27, 2010

Ramen Heaven PSP Mini Gameplay Review



A Funny matter comes about as you decide to play a few Minis for the PSP: you recognise that the folks who in reality constructed the game in all likelihood have not even laid their hands on the system. What's peculiarly puzzling, tho', is true that Ramen Heaven is evidently built by Sony's Japan Studio. This odd enigma of how the manufacturers of their very own gaming hardware did not actually believe through with the idea of trying to get 2 persons hold either end of the PSP, on the other hand it does not look like there was a great deal of effort placed into Ramen Heaven for starters.

Although Ramen Heaven can be played by a single person, it's undenyably intended to be a versus experience where you utilise chopsticks to move the oily bubbles in a big ol' bowl of ramen broth onto your spoon to "gain your Satisfaction" when you automatically get a sip of anything that is in the spoon at semi-regular intervals. The oil may accumulate and get get bigger, which then becomes tougher to drag without wearing and hence diminishing your Satisfaction whenever it does not enter into the spoon, However there's not much more to that. You will be able to make more oil appear by ticking a small icon that comes out often on the screen, and have to nullify additional yummy things that common folks would likely merrily scarf down. for instance eggs and other edibles, but why do that while there is oil to be sipped?, lol

Conclusion
In my gameplay seen here, I surely played the one player mode. Although this game is considered a mini and not much competition to the big full games out there for the PSP, I think they could have come up with more entertaining. I did not even bother to finish the first round. sorry, after you have finished the round you get a rank, from A to D I think or something like that, I did not bother to pay attention to that detail. It is not like me to give bad reviews to mini PSP games, when I love most mini game genres. There are certainly much fun mini games for the PSP out there.

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