Power Stone Collection

 PSP
  • Publisher: Capcom
  • Release Date: Oct 31, 2006
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  • Summary: A compilation including enhanced versions of "Power Stone" and "Power Stone 2," both originally released for the Sega Dreamcast and arcades. These fast and furious 3D brawlers put a new spin on "last man standing" as characters take each other on in frenzied match ups amidst fullyA compilation including enhanced versions of "Power Stone" and "Power Stone 2," both originally released for the Sega Dreamcast and arcades. These fast and furious 3D brawlers put a new spin on "last man standing" as characters take each other on in frenzied match ups amidst fully interactive environments. Utilizing a simple control scheme, players can execute standard moves such as punches and kicks but the deeper power struggle comes in the form of "power stones." Fighters vie to collect these gems in order to tip the scales in their favor, as nabbing three will allow them to transform into super fighters that can perform devastating power moves. In addition, a variety of zany weapons and the ability to use environments in creative ways allow an incredible level of freedom and depth beyond the typical fighting game. Multiplayer support via the PSP system's ad hoc mode raises the stakes as friends duke it out in frenzied no holds barred battles. [Capcom]… Expand
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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 16 out of 34
  2. Mixed: 18 out of 34
  3. Negative: 0 out of 34
  1. Play UK
    88
    The Power Stone games have always been about grossly over-the-top, exaggerated, and unashamedly indulgent bar-room style brawling. They are, to be blunt, insane, but the good kind of insane. [Issue 145, p.77]
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  2. Eurogamer
    80
    Do your bit for this hugely underrated fighting series and pick up this reminder of why the franchise deserves a sequel. If enough people do just that, Capcom might even think about that third game after all these years.
  3. Pocket Gamer UK
    80
    First-rate conversion of two excellent games that, individually, lose a little of their spark on PSP, although nothing that significantly dulls the overall experience.
  4. Worth Playing
    72
    Yet another capable classics contraption, but it falls just short of being a must-own for the average gamer.
  5. AceGamez
    70
    What once was my favourite Dreamcast game is now a PSP game that is too much of a tease to love.
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  6. GameBrink
    69
    So honestly if you want to play this game to the fullest grab a Dreamcast, four controllers, and a copy of "Power Stone 1 & 2" as this port isn’t worth a damn unless you people to play with.
  7. GameShark
    58
    Having both games together gives some replay value but losing out on multiplayer unless you find someone else who has the game and a PSP and is within 30 feet of you can prove difficult.

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#46 Best PSP Game of 2006
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#33 Most Shared PSP Game of 2006