To get to know the makers of No Gravity a bit better, IGN sent some questions over to the teams at Anozor and Realtech VR. They got to talk about indie videogame development in the handheld gaming space, PSP's power and future, and potential plans for what's to come from the companies.
The Space Shooter- a genre of game that gave every gamer the chance to experience space combat in the essence of combat scenario greats such as the Assault on the Death Star. Flying in a full 360 degree environemnt, you placed your pilot skills to their fullest in the vastness of space, the depths of underground bases, and on the treacherous terrain of a planet all the while in the thick of a hostile and dangerous battle.
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The top ten PSP downloads in May, according to the Playstation Pulse.
Its a great game and deserves a lot more than its been given, and should definately be higher compared to some of those games listed.
Pretty damn good game. I see how this would get the top spot.
Yeah-good game that gives a decent challenge without holding your hand at all. It's funny that it should be so high in the d/l this month esp for me as I had to download it the other week as I'd nearly finished it completely and lost the UMD at Xmas-like a nob. And it seems evryone else must have got it on the strength of KZ2 that hadn't picked it up before.
I think uit's pretty underrated as well as being a really good PSP shooter-even if it's got one of the oddest perspectives I've ever seen, not really TPS or top down. I suppose it's a bit like the high angle in GTA CW on DS.
Patapon2 rocks too.
Overall No Gravity The Plague of the Mind isn't a magnificent game and it's not a terrible game. It is better than many and has some good amount of value to it. It's fun and while the story is not incredibly entertaining it does do a little to propel you through the game and if not at least the levels can be fun.
