Top 44 PlayStation Portable (PSP) Games

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#	Game Name	Released	Developer	Genre	Description
1	Tactics Ogre - Let Us Cling Together (Europe)	2011	Square Enix	Tactical RPG	Command a ragtag army through brutal grid battles where every choice—who to recruit, who to betray—rewrites the story. Those 3D spell effects make every counterattack feel like a gut punch.
2	Ape Escape - On the Loose	2005	SCE Japan Studio	Platformer	Specter’s monkeys are wrecking history, so you’re jumping through time with a net and weird gadgets—some just sit there, others chuck fruit at you or bolt the second they spot you. That one smug monkey on the ledge? Yeah, you’ll chase him across three eras just to wipe that grin off his face.
3	Wipeout Pulse	2007	Studio Liverpool / Sony Computer Entertainment	Racing (Futuristic)	Pilot anti-gravity ships at insane speeds, barely clinging to twisting tracks while dodging rockets—each team's racer handles differently, so you'll crash a lot before finding your perfect fit.
4	LocoRoco	2006	Japan Studio / Sony Computer Entertainment	Platformer	Tilt the world to roll squishy, singing blobs—split them apart to squeeze through gaps, gobble berries to grow, and hunt for hidden Mui Mui guys while their cheerful tunes play.
5	Field Commander	2006	Sony Online Entertainment	Turn-Based Strategy	You command squads across tactical maps, weighing every move—drop troops behind enemy lines or push forward with tanks, but one wrong step and the AI punishes you hard. The mission editor lets you build your own brutal challenges when the campaign isn’t enough.
6	Lumines	2004	Q Entertainment / Ubisoft	Puzzle / Music	Drop blocks to the beat, watch them vanish in rhythm with the music—it’s Tetris if someone slipped it into a rave. The harder you focus, the more the visuals and soundtrack melt together.
7	Mega Man - Powered Up	2006	Capcom	Platformer / Action	You start as rookie Mega, dodging Wily’s bots and stealing their powers—then replay levels as the bosses to find hidden paths you missed. The classic mode’s here, but playing as Guts Man smashing everything never gets old.
8	Valkyria Chronicles II	2010	Sega	Tactical RPG	You're a cadet juggling school drama and real combat—plan your moves carefully, then dive into the fray to flank enemies or duck behind cover before your stamina drains. The academy vibe keeps things fresh, but those tactical shootouts still hit just right.
9	Wipeout Pure	2005	Studio Liverpool / Sony Computer Entertainment	Racing (Futuristic)	Piloting a hovercraft that feels like taming a jet, barely staying in control as you dodge missiles and scrape walls at impossible speeds—then inevitably exploding in Zone mode when the acceleration becomes too much.
10	Medal of Honor - Heroes 2 (Asia)	2007	EA Canada / Electronic Arts	First-Person Shooter	Storm beaches and clear bunkers in quick bursts—the controls feel solid for a handheld, and bot matches turn into chaotic little firefights when you're stuck on the train.
11	Ys Seven	2009	Nihon Falcom	Action RPG	You start a bar brawl within minutes, then end up dodging boulders and swapping between characters mid-combo when the king drags you into some seismic chaos. That sword feels weighty until you unlock a whirlwind slash after grinding with it forever.
12	Persona 3 Portable (Japan) (v1.02)	2009	Atlus	Role-Playing (JRPG)	You juggle high school drama by day and dungeon crawls by night, switching between turn-based fights and building friendships—the new heroine route shakes up the story in ways that actually matter. The PSP port somehow makes grinding in Tartarus feel right for quick bus rides.
13	LocoRoco 2	2008	Japan Studio / Sony Computer Entertainment	Platformer	Tilt the world with shoulder buttons to roll these bouncy blobs through colorful levels, cleaning up poison and dodging the Moja Troop’s terrible singing. Split them apart to squeeze through tight spots or tap along to their chirpy little songs.
14	Star Wars - Battlefront II	2005	Pandemic Studios / LucasArts	Third-Person Shooter	Ditch the footsoldier life—you’re suddenly Vader force-choking rebels or Yoda flipping through droids, then hopping into a TIE Fighter to blast capital ships from the inside. Pure Star Wars chaos on a tiny screen.
15	Patapon 2	2008	Pyramid / Sony Computer Entertainment	Rhythm Strategy	Drum commands to your eyeball army, unlock Hero forms, and watch chaos unfold when your flying spear guys shred bosses differently than your shield wall. Those repeat levels? Trees start hurling spears back—good luck keeping the rhythm when everything’s trying to murder you.
16	MotorStorm - Arctic Edge (Europe)	2009	Bigbig Studios / Sony Computer Entertainment	Racing	Alaska’s ice tries to wreck you—dodge avalanches, pray bridges hold, and shove rivals into snowdrifts while your truck fishtails on sheer cliffs. Snowmobiles feel fast until the ground gives way.
17	Dissidia - Final Fantasy	2008	Square Enix	Fighting RPG	Final Fantasy characters throw down in wild 3D brawls—Tidus zips around while Garland smashes through walls, and you can swap gear between Cloud and Sephiroth like some messed-up armory share.
18	Monster Hunter Freedom 2	2007	Capcom	Action RPG	Hunt massive beasts, carve them up for parts, and craft wild new gear—now with bigger maps and smarter solo play tweaks for the PSP.
19	Killzone - Liberation	2006	Guerrilla Games / Sony Computer Entertainment	Top-Down Shooter	Ditch the first-person view—this time you're orchestrating the chaos from above, pausing to aim shots and bark orders at Rico between Helghast ambushes. The PSP's tiny screen somehow makes those timed bomb defusals even more frantic.
20	Killzone - Liberation (E)	2006	Guerrilla Games / Sony Computer Entertainment	Top-Down Shooter	Templar’s back, but this time it’s all about holding angles and picking off Helghast from above—get swarmed, dig in, and pray your upgrades hold. Rico actually listens now, which helps when the missions start piling up.
21	Burnout Legends	2005	Criterion Games / Electronic Arts	Arcade Racing	T-bone rivals into walls at 120mph, watch them crumple, then boost through the wreckage—Legends turns your PSP into a crash-happy arcade machine. The best part? Aiming for traffic jams in Crash mode just to see how many cars you can flip.
22	Burnout Dominator	2007	EA UK / Electronic Arts	Racing	Burn rubber till your boost meter’s dry, weave through traffic like a maniac, and watch your score skyrocket—just don’t wreck. No crash mode, but the drift and near-miss chaos more than make up for it.
23	Patapon	2007	Pyramid / Sony Computer Entertainment	Rhythm Strategy	You drum commands with buttons to lead little eyeball warriors—mess up and they stumble, nail the rhythm and they crush enemies in sync while chanting. Between fights, you scavenge gear and recruit new troops to take on tougher battles.
24	Mega Man - Maverick Hunter X	2005	Capcom	Action Platformer	Dash through neon-lit factories, blast rogue robots, and hunt for hidden upgrades—this remake keeps the tight controls but gives the classic a fresh coat of paint. You can even switch sides and wreck shop as Vile if you're feeling mean.
25	Final Fantasy Tactics - The War Of The Lions	2007	Square Enix	Tactical RPG	Command knights and mages in grid battles where one wrong move can wreck you—now with slick new cutscenes and a couple fresh jobs to try. Still brutal, still brilliant.
26	Monster Hunter Portable 3rd (J)	2010	Capcom	Action RPG	Swing a massive sword at lightning wolves, then retreat to a hot spring village where your cat buddies actually help in fights this time—just watch your back when something huge crashes through the scenery.
27	Patapon 3 (USA) (En,Fr,Es,Pt)	2011	Pyramid / Sony Computer Entertainment	Rhythm, Strategy	Lead your eyeball warriors into battle by drumming out rhythms—nail the beats and they’ll crush enemies, but flub it and they’ll trip over themselves. Customize your squad’s gear and skills, then take them online if you’ve got friends still rocking PSPs.
28	Need For Speed - Most Wanted 5-1-0	2005	EA Canada / Electronic Arts	Racing	Dodge cops, smash through billboards, and climb the Blacklist—just pure street racing without the open world fluff. The PSP version keeps the chases tight and the takedowns satisfying.
29	Kingdom Hearts - Birth By Sleep	2010	Square Enix	Action RPG	You play as three Keyblade wielders with wildly different fighting styles—Terra swings heavy, Aqua casts spells, Ven’s quick—and their stories twist together in ways that’ll wreck you. The combat’s all about chaining attacks to unlock wild new moves mid-fight.
30	Daxter	2006	Ready at Dawn / Sony Computer Entertainment	Action, Platformer	You play as Jak’s tiny ottsel buddy Daxter, smacking bugs with a fly swatter in grimy alleys before graduating to a flamethrower—because why not? The levels keep surprising you, from dodging trains to sneaking through fish guts like some weird stealth mission.
31	Monster Hunter Freedom Unite	2008	Capcom	Action, RPG	You agonize over gear choices for ages, then get wrecked by a giant angry chicken—until you learn its patterns and finally take it down with three friends. Those cat allies? Sometimes clutch, sometimes just watch you get stomped.
32	Silent Hill Origins	2007	Climax Studios / Konami	Horror, Adventure	Creep through foggy streets with a busted flashlight, swinging at whatever’s groaning in the dark—this is Silent Hill before the real nightmare began. The PSP’s tiny screen somehow makes the static and distant screams even worse.
33	Tekken - Dark Resurrection	2006	Bandai Namco	Fighting	Dodge fireballs in neon-lit arenas, tweak your fighter’s armor piece by piece, and figure out why Panda suddenly has actual moves now. The PSP somehow made this feel bigger than the arcade version.
34	Midnight Club 3 - DUB Edition	2005	Rockstar San Diego / Rockstar Games	Racing	Pick your ride, slam it with absurd mods, then tear through city streets dodging traffic and cops—every race feels like barely-controlled chaos.
35	Metal Gear Solid - Peace Walker	2010	Kojima Productions / Konami	Stealth, Action	Sneak through jungles and bases in Costa Rica, juggling Snake’s guilt and conspiracies between tense stealth takedowns—those comic-style cutscenes hit different on PSP.
36	Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII	2007	Square Enix	Action RPG	You play as Zack, a Shinra SOLDIER uncovering the company’s dark side while slashing through enemies with a mix of swordplay, magic, and unpredictable slot machine-powered boosts. Meeting younger versions of FFVII’s cast hits different when you know what’s coming.
37	Naruto - Ultimate Ninja Heroes	2007	CyberConnect2 / Bandai Namco	Fighting, Action	Pick three ninjas, smash through destructible stages, and discover wild team combo moves—this PSP fighter rewards experimenting more than button mashing. Nothing beats the chaos of local wireless battles with a friend’s leveled-up squad.
38	Dragon Ball Z - Shin Budokai	2006	Dimps / Bandai Namco	Fighting, Action	Pick a DBZ fighter, throw energy blasts that light up the screen, and pull off ridiculous teleporting combos—this one nails the over-the-top brawls the series is known for. The PSP controls somehow make beam struggles and quick vanishes feel just right.
39	WWE SmackDown Vs. RAW 2011	2010	Yuke's / THQ	Sports, Wrestling	Tables break differently every time, ladders snap mid-match, and Hell in a Cell has no escape—just pure, unpredictable chaos. Backstage brawls and surprise rivalries make each fight feel fresh.
40	Naruto Shippuden - Ultimate Ninja Impact	2011	CyberConnect2 / Bandai Namco	Action, Fighting	Dodge through waves of enemies, spam jutsu like mad, and barely survive those ridiculous boss fights—it’s pure Naruto chaos on PSP.
41	God Of War - Chains Of Olympus	2008	Ready at Dawn / Sony Computer Entertainment	Action, Adventure	You swing Kratos’ chains through hordes of Persians on the PSP, dodging attacks with shoulder buttons and tearing monsters apart in quick-time events—somehow it all feels just as brutal as the big console fights.
42	FIFA 14	2013	EA Sports	Sports, Soccer	Tight controls make every pass and tackle feel crisp on PSP, and Career Mode’s lineup tweaks will eat up your bus rides. The ball physics keep things honest—no cheap goals here.
43	Grand Theft Auto - Vice City Stories	2006	Rockstar Leeds / Rockstar Games	Action, Adventure	You're Vic Vance, building a crime empire in 80s Vice City—hustling for turf, running shady businesses, and dealing with your flaky brother Lance between car chases and shootouts. Finally, you can swim instead of instantly drowning like an idiot.
44	God Of War - Ghost Of Sparta	2010	Ready at Dawn / Sony Computer Entertainment	Action, Adventure	Kratos hunts down his past in Atlantis, hacking through mythic beasts with those signature chained blades—now spitting fire—before stumbling into a messy family reunion with his long-lost brother. That spear-shield combo feels weirdly good when you’re impaling minotaurs.