PSP games that still hold up

First released on the PSP

27 games

Games

Star Wars: Battlefront II 2005 Why it still holds upGround, space and hero battles in one game, and the space battles in particular, are the reason to play it now.
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep 2010 Why it still holds upA deck, fusion and Shotlock let you fight in many ways, and three characters with their own scenarios still keep playthroughs from repeating today.
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair 2012 Why it still holds upA loop of investigating a scene and then matching evidence against testimony in a trial still keeps each case a puzzle of whose claim does not fit today.
NBA 2K11 2010 Why it still holds upHistoric games to relive, and a career built attribute by attribute, give each season a goal to chase today.
Tekken 6 2009 Why it still holds upEven now, Rage that turns a losing position into a threat keeps matches open until the last hit.
LocoRoco 2006 Why it still holds upEven now, merging and splitting the blob makes tilting a world feel like handling something alive.
LocoRoco 2 2008 Why it still holds upMoving by tilting the whole world, instead of steering the character, is still what gives it its feel.
Crush 2007 Why it still holds upFlattening a level in your head opens a path that was not there.
Wipeout Pure 2005 Why it still holds upFast ships on tracks with a lot of style still give each lap a rush.
Jeanne d'Arc 2006 Why it still holds upToday, the affinities and the aura make the choice of who attacks whom clear.
Daxter 2006 Why it still holds upA fly swatter, a spray tank with upgrades and dream levels each still give a mission a different tool.
Patapon 2007 Why it still holds upKeeping the beat still decides how hard the tribe fights.
Burnout Legends 2005 Why it still holds upA race that drops the last car each lap is a good pocket-sized challenge, and it still is.
LittleBigPlanet 2009 Why it still holds upA new campaign to play on a handheld still keeps the series' creative side.

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