Easternmind has published dozens of images of the latest Millenium Kitchen title, the fourth episode of the famous Japanese series "Boku No Natsuyasumi" (My Summer Holiday), this time for the PSP. The game is due for release today in Japan.
This week on the Gamer Choices, I asked the Gamer Headlines' editors in which video game location would they go to spend their summer.
Push Square: "Boku no Natsuyasumi 4 (‘My Summer Holiday 4’) is the most recent entry in Sony’s popular retro holiday simulator, all of which have remained exclusive to the platform holder’s native Japan – something of a surprise considering the series started life on the original PlayStation, a format famed for hosting unlikely translations of niche titles such as Vib-Ribbon and Bishi Bashi Special. The game takes place in 1985 and your mission is a simple one: ensure that Boku has the best holiday that a young boy possibly can."
Sony has just released the Official Website of a charming little game who will relased this summer on the japanese's PSP : Boku No Natsuyasumi 4.
In the game, you will incarnate a little boy who discover nature through a variety of mini games.
Check the trailer on Liveplayportable for more détails, the video can't be embeded.
I love idea that you have only 1 month time period in this game to make your own summer vacation the way you want it.
Isn't that what Microsoft named their one application for the 360?
Or was it Kodu, or Tofu? O_o
Anyways, this sounds like fun. ^_^
except the fact that the original was released on the PS1, with the 2nd and third incarnations appearing on the PS2 and PS3 respectively.
Indeed. This is a SONY game, always has been. Like Nintendo ever cared about making games about Japanese roots and traditions?
Also the graphics look a lot nicer on a wide screen, since the text, like in the remade PSP version of the first game, appears vertically from the top right corner of the screen.
Such a wonderful series. The PSP deserved more games such as this one.
