Eurogamer.it: The first, most important change concerns the historical use of actual locations: so you'll be fighting at supersonic speed in the skies over cities such as Tokyo, San Francisco and London.
G4TV:
Traveling is usually the most stressful part of the holidays. You’ve bought presents, finished up at work or school and now you’re being rewarded with a few days off for the holidays. How do you spend it? By traveling across the country to see friends and family. The friends and family part is usually fantastic, getting there however is a nightmare.
The entire nation has been struck with crazy weather. It’s been rain here in California for a week and other parts of the country have been snowed in. No matter where you’re going you can expect delays, layovers, and traffic. As a state-certified video game specialist I feel that it’s my duty to let you know you don’t have to have a miserable traveling experience. All you need is a handheld gaming console. Whether you have a Nintendo DS, a Sony PSP, or even one of Apple's miracle devices, a world of entertainment could be at your fingertips. Here are the best PSP games to travel with.
Play-mag: "Travelling. Being away from your beloved consoles. Not having anything to do. Battling boredom. Avoiding having to talk to people you hate. The PSP is a useful tool in this situation, so here are some games you should buy to get you through the holidays."
TGH Writes:"You like planes? You like blowing stuff up? You like planes AND blowing stuff up while your away from your console of choice? Well then you are in luck! Ace Combat: Joint Assault has launched for the PSP in the UK.
While gamers in other parts of the world were able to enjoy this title since late August, UK and European gamers are just now getting a taste of the air to air combat."
