Abstract: Youd be hard pressed to find a bigger pair of Patapon fans than IGN editor Jeff Haynes and myself. Jeff reviewed the first game, I dropped in some secondary comments and we both pretty much declared the title from Pyramid and Sony one of the greatest ...
Hero abilities add a new layer to the gameplay, Excellent audio and visuals, Multiplayer is fun and offers new items, Incredible number of varied mission types.
New branching evolution system can be fiddly.
Patapon 2 adds plenty of new ideas to the already unique gameplay, making it a worthy successor to the original. ...
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Published: 2009-04-20, Author: Guy , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: UK REVIEW--When Patapon came out in early 2008, its deep gameplay, stylish visuals, and unique mix of strategy and rhythm action helped it capture the attention of players across the globe. Now, a little more than a year later, Patapon 2 has arrived wi...
Amazing visuals, tons of content, same great Patapon gameplay
Somewhat limited multiplayer modes, the game definitely needs more songs!
There’s no doubt that Patapon 2 is as graphically stylish and addictive as the first game. It retains the core gameplay that you love while adding a ton of new features and concepts. Get it and you’ll soon find yourself humming the various Pon...
Hero abilities add a new layer to the gameplay , Excellent audio and visuals , Multiplayer is fun and offers new items , Incredible number of varied mission types
New branching evolution system can be fiddly
Patapon 2 adds plenty of new ideas to the already unique gameplay, making it a worthy successor to the original....
Abstract: Those tiny, eyeball-ish creatures, the Patapon, continue their march towards Earths End, guided every step of the way by you, the player. As the silhouette-like terrain scrolls from left to right, your small army runs a gauntlet of challenges, includ...
Abstract: Simon ODonnell7.9Fan of the original Patapon game from Sony can once again be drawn into this musical rhythmatic world as they return as the "god" for these strange little creatures. As a fan of the original game, I was a little disappointed that the...
Abstract: Every so often, a game comes along that doesn't fit in any genre: an unusual game with a completely novel angle and approach to gameplay. This was Patapon, a cutesy-looking game where the player was a god that drove a peppy army to war, as long as they...
