Abstract: What exactly goes into a great handheld game? A bit of everything. Patapon combines little pieces of gameplay from very different genres: rhythm-action, strategy, and role-playing. What emerges is a game that is far greater than the sum of its parts. E...
Abstract: Ancient times used drums to signal people to warfare or to hide. The drums have been long forgotten - that's until of course, today.From the creators of one of the most addicting games in the PSP, comes by which tells the chronicles of a small tribe ...
Unique combat system, Great design, Amazing concept, Well implemented RPG/RTS elements
No replay value, Tends to get repetitive
Patapon is a weird hybrid of a real-time strategy and a rhythm game; it’s most outstanding feature is the way it blurs the line between the two vastly different genres, forming a union that feels both natural and profound to the point that...
Abstract: I THOUGHT that the Pokemon makers switched camps when I first saw Patapon.After all, the main characters, also called Patapon, are cute tribal critters with eyes for bodies, much like the Pokemon named Unown.But play the game a little, and youll find ...
