Patapon

mistermouse's Patapon (PlayStation Portable) review

This game gets annoying...

This is a cute little game, but when you get down to the nitty gritty it is a music based game that you need to listen to the beats. But besides the beat you are laying down there are external noises that can throw you off, and that is the were the game gets annoying. There are some other options that i wish were available, i.e. getting rid of a patapon for a better one, because with out that option you can be stuck with sucky patapon for the entire game which makes it difficult. Its just an ok game.

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