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At first glance, it would appear that not much has changed in the colorful and curious world of LocoRoco. The mischievous Mojas are back to their old tricks and its up to the titular gelatinous blobs to restore peace to their distressed planet. Throughout the duration of LocoRoco 2, youll roll, bounce, slide and grow through a wide assortment of brand new, expertly crafted levels. While these stages may look like the original LocoRoco on the outside, fine-tuned physics are met with outstandin...
Fantastic level designs, addictive gameplay...
Can get incredibly frustrating...
LocoRoco 2’s fantastic level designs, addicting mini-games and gameplay left a smile on my face a mile long. The fact that it’s budget priced is another reason to smile...
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No better and no worse than the original - but still an absolute joy in nearly every respect. This is a must-have title for the PSP...
Such an uplifting game. Platforming and puzzling perfection.
Perhaps a little too short. The Mui Mui house could be developed into something thats actually worthwhile to do. Added mini-games are stupid.
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Some PSP owners might grumble that LocoRoco 2 is overly similar to its delightfully quirky predecessor, but once you start playing, it is almost impossible to wipe the smile off your face. With its gorgeous visuals, delightful music and seemingly endl...
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Those greedy coloured globs are back once again on the PSP for their second outing. If you've played through the first LocoRoco you're in for a treat which has some new features.The main story takes place where it left off in LocoRoco, where the Mojas...
Cute as ever, LocoRocos have some neat new abilities, Great level design, Lots to collect in all levels.
Easy boss fights, Some music can get stuck in your head.
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Any sequel to a game like that will have a hard task matching high expectations and providing something new for players. But LocoRoco 2 delivers - and more. The concept is simple. You control a little blob, exploring levels to collect other blobs to m...
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Tony George8.9LocoRoco was easily one of the most original and entertaining games of the year and thankfully Sony Computer Entertainment have revisited the franchise again in LocoRoco 2. The essence of this game is the pure simplicity of the title whi...
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We’d challenge anyone to come up with a game quite as cheerful and relaxing as LocoRoco 2. This momentum-based game is simple to control, as you use just the PSP’s shoulder buttons to guide a spongy yellow blob through a series of surreal mazes. Unlike...
Even more charming, Better balanced, Provides a solid challenge...
No great leap forward, May be too silly, Very simple graphics...
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We can’t help feeling like we have been here before. The PSP release schedule is a black, seeping abyss and nobody seems to be using the platform in an appropriate way. Software sales aren’t on par with the DS. Third-party support is on the dismal side...
LocoRoco 2 is as amusing as the original, but the differences between the two are marginal at best. Luckily, the swell controls and endearing visuals will enchant the audience of the first all over again. 8.2/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this...
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The gameplay is even simpler than the story presentation. Your LocoRoco traverses across the world as you control the direction it falls. It really is intuitive, as the only buttons you will be using for a majority of the game are the L, R and Cir...
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If someone were to tell you that one of the best pieces of PSP software featured vibrant, pastel colors, you might look at them and laugh. After playing LocoRoco or LocoRoco 2 though, you may regret doing that. It only takes a couple of minutes of play...
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LocoRoco 2’s beauty really took me by surprise. The bountiful color palette really compliments the very simplistic and soothing gameplay. The game has really improved from the original giving the game a lot more diversity in the levels and a polish tha...
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Name: LocoRoco 2Genre: Platform, Puzzle, ActionPlatform: PlayStation PortableIt’s hard to describe LocoRoco 2 by comparing it to any games other than the original LocoRoco, one of the flagship titles for the PlayStation Portable. Since then, there have...
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The evil Moja Tribe have returned, and once again its up to the LocoRoco to defend their world in this wacky PSP title from Sony. If you dig simple controls, unique music and pick-up-and-play fun, this is definitely one title you should check out. In...
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gaming-age.com Updated:
2012-01-25 02:46:28
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I'll start this off by saying that I didn't entirely love the first LocoRoco. I'm not sure what I expected going into that game, and whether I was a bit too influenced by early hype, but I remember really feeling that I didn't quite understand what mad...
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THE squishy, orange blobs that look like fat water bombs, known as LocoRoco, are back for another epic adventure in LocoRoco 2.For those who are unfamiliar with what is widely considered as the PSPs mascot, LocoRoco are critters in a world full of all...
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1up.com
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2012-01-25 02:46:28
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LocoRoco 2 might sound like a bad idea on paper: it's very easy, has kid-friendly gelatinous protagonists, and large parts of the text are poorly translated. But none of that matters when you pop the game into your PSP. It's like a puppy wearing a tuxe...
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The original LocoRoco put you in the middle of an invasion. The ink-blotted Mojas upon the limbless LocoRoco’s world in an attempt to enslave the bright blue BuiBui. You’re job was to repel the invasion by defeating its snarling leader. If you stuck w...
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A great sequel to one of the PSPs best franchises, LocoRoco 2 is definitely a game fans of the original will want in their collection.
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Play.tm
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2012-01-25 02:46:29
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How on earth do you describe LocoRoco 2? I mean you can start with telling people that it's a kind of 2D platform game where you tilt the world itself left and right rather than directly controlling a character. You could go on to mention how the aim o...
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The genius of Tsutomu Kouno's LocoRoco concept is that its gameplay hasn't been forced, like a square peg to a round hole, into the confines of the the PSP's control system, like so many first-person and third-person titles are. The L and R buttons are...
Heartwarming art design, Brilliant control system, Incredible music, Not massively different to the first game...
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