Product ReviewsPower Stone Collection (Sony PSP, 2006)

Buy this game. Add it to your collection. Enjoy it on the move.

I haven't even played this yet, but I already know it's good from my Sega Dreamcast days. The game is already hot. Making it portable makes it even better. I hope the series comes back with a new addition.Read full review...

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Power Stone Collection

Exteremely pleasant to see this classic return except this time on a handheld platform. It retians all the spped, gemm collecting, and arena tossing action you enjoyed with its console predecessors but now with the convenince of going with you wherever you go. While both games are now placed on one UMD there is very little load time neccasary betwen matches and there is nothing lost in terms of gameplay once you do begin. Has adjkustable difficulty settings to help those of us that need a little easing back into the swing of things. The WLAN connection ability allows for quick multiplayer pick up as long as you and a friend have both this game and a psp handy. Overall great product that was well worth its pprice. It os very easy to see why this is one of the rarest games to find out there and why so many people will immdeiately purchase it upon finding it. 9/10 overall and alot of fun for its minimal price.Read full review...

Power stone col. is for anyone who likes smash bros

For anyone who played powerstone 1 and 2 you know what your getting plus you get extra items and gallery. For those who havent played it the game plays like a 3d version of super smash brothers since you can run around a 3d world beating up your enemy or picking up items to help you out, the most important items are the power stones for which the game is named after. each character starts a fight with one stone and can beat others to knock it out of them and a third shows up randomly on stage and if any character collects all three stones you transform into a time limited hyper mode that grants you character specific attacks depending on who they are and two transformation ending moves which are more powerful the sooner you use it at the beginning of a transformation. The match winner is whoever drains the opponents health to 0 and must win 2 out of 3 in powerstone 1. In two its about the same but its only one match up to 4 players and there are more stones which leads to multiple player transformations and collecting. If your into brawlers then you'll enjo powerstone collectionRead full review...

Forgotten Capcom Gem

Loved it so much. I'm just sad that I there's no one else I can play with as this games looks so fun with other people :(
Otherwise it's solid and I hope Capcom gives us a Powet Stone 3 sooner or later!Read full review...

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Great, Action-packed, Rare -Gem of a game

Great game. Very impressive that both orignal games got ported to a portable console.

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Power Stone (psp)

Great game! Thanks!

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Fantastic

The game is entertaining and fun

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Great game on PSP!

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Forgotten classic

Anyone who did not get a Dreamcast but has a PSP should definitely check this out. This is an awesome 3D brawler with interactive enviroments and weapons. Contains both Powerstone 1 & 2 and collections which is the vmu games from the Sega DC. There is so much gameplay to have here with the item collecting and mixing and up to 4 players simultaneously bashing each other to be the winner.Read full review...

one of the best games made

i love it more for the fact you can play wirelessly lag free. its a challenge and it doesnt take skill to win just brains and timing. i love this game i wished that theyy would make another one or a prequel or sequel, or a addon it doesnt matter to me i love it.Read full review...