GamingUnion.net: "Nowadays, developer Sting is most known for their complicated, but extremely immersive RPGs such as Riviera: The Promised Land, Yggdra Union, and Knights in the Nightmare. But long-time fans know that the developer has also worked on old-fashioned RPGs, such as their Evolution series of games. Hexyz Force, their latest PSP title, follows this pattern, replacing complex and intricate game mechanics with something that RPG fans are more used to, but still keeping the charm and secrets that Sting games are known for. Will new fans of the developer find Hexyz Force an enjoyable deviation from the developer's latest games, or should the company stick with what they've become known for?"
Atlus have slashed the prices of several games on the PS Store. Users can pick up great games such as the Persona trilogy for discount prices.
Yup been waiting for such deals , and a pruchase of the vita to pick up persona 3 on psp (hey i already bought the game twice on ps2 ..)
GWC: The game itself is a turn based RPG with some rather unique elements. For starters, you have two types of equipment, Ragnafacts, your mainstay permanent equipment which offer unlimited usage at the cost of varying skill points depending on the attack used, and Spiritfacts, which typically have more powerful skills but offer limited usage before they can no longer be used.
Glad to see Sting's going back to the earlier roots. ;)
Interesting, it'll be nice to have another rpg on the psp either way!
Seems pretty decent.