Game platforms:
- All
- Nintendo platform
- wii
- wii-u
- nintendo-64
- switch
- gamecube
- game-boy-advance
- 3ds
- ds
- Dreamcast
- Pc
- Stadia
PQ2: Practical Intelligence Quotient
PQ2 helps players calculate their intelligence by using the PQ scoring system based on the number of moves and the speed with which they complete more than 250 puzzles. PQ2 players use the PSP system's infrastructure mode to take their score online to measure their brain power against their friends, their country and even their gender. PQ2 uses a measuring system that was created under the guidance of Professor Masuo Koyasu of Kyoto University in Japan that determines players' "Practical Intelligence Quotient" or PQ. Players create their own puzzles and share with friends utilizing the PSP system's gamesharing mode or utilize infrastructure mode to upload puzzles and download new ones. PQ2 allows players the flexibility to choose which puzzles they want to play first and the ability to get a preliminary PQ score in roughly 10 minutes or play through the full puzzle set, including 10 unlockable puzzles, for their full PQ score. [D3 Publisher of America]
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Miscellaneous Puzzle General
(Also known as "Kollon" in Japan, "Koloomn" in the UK/EU) Match and twist colored blocks to clear the playfield as quick as you can – it sounds simple, but blocks change sizes, are sometimes hidden or worse. You’ll need fancy footwork and a fast thumb – keep up or get kicked out. Experience the first Tetris-like puzzle game for the PSP and join the party. Five Exciting Modes of Play: Arcade, Campaign, Versus CPU, Single Player, and Wi-Fi support for riveting, head-to-head action. 8 Japanese Anime-style characters. Each character features advanced A.I. for even more challenge.
Power Stone Collection
Miscellaneous Compilation
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 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]
Bust-A-Move Deluxe
Miscellaneous Puzzle Matching
(Currently available in the UK/EU/JPN only; also know as "Puzzle Bobble Pocket" and "Ultra Bust-A-Move Pocket") BAM ghost is one of the best versions of this game game for his spooky and funny environment and above all for his several game modes. You can play a funny and creative variation of the classic bust a move game, followed by your favorite characters (who forgot "the ghost whale" from Bubble Bobble?) or by one friend wireless. Play screen that tilts due to the "weight" of bubbles or "mix‘em up" colors in a series of stages where colours changes all of a suddenand many others. [505 GameStreet]
Namco Museum Battle Collection
Miscellaneous Compilation
(Known in Japan as "Namco Museum") Offering new and original versions of some of Namco's most beloved arcade classics including "Galaga," "Pac-Man" and "Dig Dug," the U.S. release of Namco Museum Battle Collection includes exclusive titles such as "Xevious," "Bosconian," "Mappy," "Tower of Druaga," "Dragon Buster," "Grobda," "Dig Dug 2," "King & Balloon" and others bring the total to more than 20 individual games. [Namco]