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Video Games Encyclopedia by Gamepressure.com
PlayStation Portable is the first portable console (handheld) from Sony, counted as the 7th generation gaming platform. It was released on March 24th, 2005 in North America and September 1st, 2005. PSP offered great performance (especially in comparison with its size) and many multimedia features. At the beginning of 2012 it was succeeded by PlayStation Vita.
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God Eater
RPG 02 April 2010
God Eater is an action RPG developed by Namco Bandai for PlayStation Portable. The game takes place in an undefined dystopian future. We begin our adventure right in the middle of a conflict between Aragami, god-like creatures that attacked our planet, and God Eaters, the only humans capable of defeating the invaders. We play as one of them, and our task is to defeat the Aragami. Three other heroes aid us in combat.
Black Rock Shooter
RPG 25 August 2011
A futuristic RPG game in which we move to a world haunted by a foreign race. The main protagonist of the production is an Android girl, who uses giant guns and swords, travels the destroyed world and fights enemies. The creators of the game focused on turn-based combat system, spectacular attacks by specialties and a lot of mini-games.
God Eater 2
Action 14 November 2013
A sequel to the dynamic action game with RPG features inspired by the Monster Hunter series and developed by Bandai Namco Entertainment. Like its predecessor, God Eater 2 was made for PlayStation handhelds. We play as a hero wielding a magical weapon, whose party must deal with more and more powerful monsters. The story starts three years after the events of the first game, in which the world witnessed the invasion of monstrous beats, halted only by the titular God Eaters.