PlayStation Portable (PSP) has become one of the biggest trends in the gaming industry. There are a lot of games available on the PSP today, but only few games leave a mark. And on December 12, 2009, the handheld game console, PSP, turns 5. Check out N-Designs’ Picks of greatest PSP games of 2009.

10. Half-Minute Hero

For centuries, an epic battle between humans and evil lords has been raging and destroying everything in its path. The civilized world is under attack by the relentless evil lords and all that remains are the ruins of castles and the bodies of the faithful knights who once proudly protected them. Throughout time, heroes and legends have risen above the chaos, only to eventually disappear into the pages of history. As the last wandering sage and final hope for humanity, it is up to the protagonist to somehow transcend time and death to unite these legends and their unique powers in one last battle against the Ultimate Evil Lord.
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Price: $27.99

9. Patapon

The adventures of the brave Patapon™ tribe continues in the highly anticipated sequel to IGN’s 2008 PSP Game of the Year! PATAPON™ 2 is sure to satisfy fans of the original with double the content of the first, plus exciting new features. Continuing their search for Earthend, the Patapons find themselves on a strange island where they will find mysterious new enemies and creatures waiting for them. As the Mighty Patapon, guide our small heroes through this dangerous new land with the power of rhythm! Earthend Awaits!

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Price: $19.82

8. Burnout Legends

Launch yourself into a world of high-speed insanity, where winning means risking it all. Squeal your tires, shift into gear and tear up the track in this intense game of precision, speed and destruction. Switch into nine different modes, including Crash mode, where you plunge yourself into traffic as you try to create the biggest, most amazing crashes, or Pursuit mode, which pits you against the cops. In Burnout Legends, you’ll get all the best courses and crashes from the first three Burnout games, combining for high-speed action on your PSP. With nine different modes, including Burning Lap, Eliminator and Road Rage, there will be no end to the fun. Whether you only have a few minutes to catch a quick gaming fix or you’re ready to settle into a two-hour multiplayer battle for victory, Burnout Legends has everything you are looking for in a racing game. With a variety of multiplayer options, including a Gameshare mode that lets you play with a friend off one UMD, you will crash, bash and race your way to the finish line. Each game ships with five of 25 unlockable cars and lets you collect the other 20 inmultiplayer action with other gamers.
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Price: $35.90

7. Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror

Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror gives you a dangerous job to perform, as you push yourself to the limits. Become Gabe Logan, as you handle the missions that are too politically sensitive for a standard military strike.
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Price: $12.34

6. Ratchet And Clank

While on a much needed vacation, Ratchet and Clank’s rest and relaxation time is cut short as they’re lured into a mysterious quest. Following the trail of a kidnapped girl, Ratchet and Clank rediscover a forgotten race of genius inventors known as the Technomites. They soon uncover a plot more dangerous than they could have imagined. Ratchet and Clank make their PSP debut, in Size Matters! With wireless multiplayer gaming, up to four players can connect for intense combat and head-to-head action.
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Price: $19.99

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You can buy me a coffee and help maintain N-Designs. This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 and is filed under N-Designs Picks, PSP by Nazcar Pine.
Tags: Burnout Legends, Daxter, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown, Half-Minute Hero, Metal Gear Acid 2, patapon, Prince of Persia Rival Swords, PSP Games, Ratchet And Clank, Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror, Tekken: Dark Resurrection

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