The original LocoRoco brought one of the cutest groups of characters to the PSP a few years ago, and ever since then PlayStation enthusiasts have been clamoring for a sequel. Although the PS3 version ...

Imagine that someone told you one of the best games on the PSP didn't have a well-known franchise character, gameplay that pushed the tech of the system or was a port of a PS2 title. You might not ...

LocoRoco Midnight Carnival is like a little ray of gaming sunshine. Everything in the game is so cheerful, colourful and warm that you would need to be some kind of emotionless machine not to have a ...

What makes for a good remaster these days? Upscaled presentation (at native modern audiovisual resolutions, if possible), increased or at least steady frame rates, and even tweaked gameplay are ...

A blogger has kicked up a right old storm of controversy after suggesting that PSP puzzler LocoRoco has racist overtones. In a post on his 1UP blog, Alejandro Quan-Madrid argued that the Moja enemies ...

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From its blobby little characters to its bubbly theme music, LocoRoco oozes offbeat charm. The video game and the creatures of the same name are oddly original and yet instantly old friends. Let me ...

In honor of the European release of Sony Computer Entertainment Japan's LocoRoco 2 (PSP), a Flash-based mini-game with all of the full game's pastel quirkiness has popped up on Games.co.uk. Eurogamer ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. LocoRoco designer Tsutomu Kouno knows better than to mess with a good thing and LocoRoco was most certainly that. Taking direct control away from ...

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While not very popular in Japan, LocoRoco, a unique musical platform game from Sony's Japan Studio was very popular in the United States for PSP owners. It was easy to pick up and play, and was a ...