LittleBigPlanet is a staggering work of game design genius. Wonderfully inventive, devilishly fun and dizzyingly vast, it deserves a little big home on every PSP on the planet [more]

The new gold standard for tower defense, PixelJunk Monster Deluxe has it all thanks to layered strategic play, action elements, and online cooperative play [more]

Every trick this celebrated developer has learnt – from crafting a solid plot laced with dark humour to reckless driving and action-packed criminal endeavour – has been distilled into a game that demands your immediate attention [more]

An amazingly well featured music making package for your PSP. It takes time and effort to yield Beaterator’s fruits, but for those looking to take their first steps into music production it’s a fantastic place to start [more]

A poor man's God of War that makes no apology for its fast and furious fighting gameplay. The perfect, blood-soaked introduction to the PSP Minis platform [more]

A game that only six months ago would have justifiably been a full price title is an unmissable and highly entertaining bargain at four quid. That’s a lot of rotten meat for your money [more]

An exceptional driving model whose remarkable performance is occasionally hindered by elements that have long plagued the GT series. But when it’s firing on all cylinders, there’s little on handheld able to keep up with Gran Turismo PSP [more]

A game of gigantic mirth and immensely endearing style, bolstered by solid puzzle gameplay mechanics and simple controls [more]

Not without issues and will demand perseverance, but F1 2009 rewards with a pick-up-and-play F1 experience that effortlessly overtakes the competition on PSP [more]

High-ranking tower defence tactical greatness that ends up perfectly suited to PSP play, Fieldrunners marches effortlessly on as one of the Minis launch highlights [more]

The quality of the original game still shines through, and thanks to some inventive controls and screen modes, Pinball Fantasies retains its position as one of the finest pinball simulators ever made [more]

Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny brings much of the fighting spirit of the console version to PSP. It’s only let down by the weak single player modes. [more]

Neat presentation and solid controls mean you’ll have golfing fun with PANGYA: Fantasy Golf, but its lack of online play is a surprise [more]

While maintaining the sugary sweet style of its inventive forerunners, LocoRoco Midnight Carnival braves new gameplay that has sticky points preventing it from being as grand [more]

The button-based control system isn't ideal but other than this, Bloons Minis is an enjoyable version of the popular web puzzler [more]