Every Extend Extra – PSP Game

6 reviews for Every Extend Extra – PSP Game

1. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   米おやじ – June 17, 2023

   E4(xbox360)にハマり、ちょっと旧作も気になりE3を購入。ボリュームも攻略性もE3の方があると思います。かつ、結構難しい。個人的にはE4の方が好きですが、こっちはこっちでおもしろいと思います。ただ、もっとシンプルにした方が楽しめるゲームだと思います。

2. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Dubyac99 – May 20, 2023

   I’m not sure where I missed the boat, but I cannot understand the low reviews of this game? I suppose it may be that I waited until the game was in single digit pricing, I got it for less than a buck, before shipping, but I can’t see why paying more than $5.00 would be a problem for this little gem.The game’s manual is, as mentioned before quite simple and non-complex. They do not explain very much. For those of you that have played “Rez” on the PS2, it is similar in gameplay and object. You try to blow things up, and there is a haunting trance beat that is actually quite enjoyable to listen to. Being a huge music game fan, I found myself tapping to the beat whilst I played the first time.I’m also surprised that nobody else mentioned Rez in their reviews, it is strikingly quite similar.Recommended!

3. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Ben Zeimis – May 15, 2023

   Very easy to learn, but very hard to master. This game will tax your patience, as well as your skill!! I enjoy it tremendously, and I know you will too!!

4. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   RR – April 23, 2023

   Good service and nice product.

5. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Robert P. Inverarity – March 19, 2023

   Every Extend Extra is a very unique game in this day and age: it’s an honest arcade action game. There’s no exploration, no collecting of gadgets and upgrades, no gimmicks – just action, trancey visuals, and absorbing electronic music.The core gameplay mechanic itself combines aspects of Asteroids (particle dodging) and Missile Command (chain explosions and timing skills). The concept and gameplay merge Golden Age design decisions (gameplay occurs on a single screen, your ship is small, normal enemies are mostly abstract shapes) with Silver Age shooter conventions (pattern recognition and bullet-dodging ability are useful skills, minibosses and huge bosses spice up the stages).Complaints about the tutorial mode are unwarranted. The tutorial gives you an understanding of all the techniques you will need, but only practice will make you a competent player. In addition to the tutorial mode, however, I strongly recommend that those new to the concept should rank into the top three in the original Every Extend (either on PC or PSP) before trying the Arcade mode of Every Extend Extra.As expected from the creators of Lumines, each stage has a unique and memorable skin — themes range from Cambrian life to astrophysics. The package is solid and full of content — a remake of the original PC “Every Extend”, endless single-stage, and boss rush modes are included, along with a full-on multiplayer mode (which I’ve heard is good, but haven’t had the pleasure of trying). Did I mentio.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   amekare – March 12, 2023

   Perfect for a gift!! nice graphics, sometimes it’s a little complicated but you definitely will have fun. No regrets with the game.