Level7: When I reviewed Loco Roco 2, I became very fond of the simple but charming rhythm based mini-games that belonged to the news. Although the first game caught me with his charm and great atmosphere. Now Midnight Carneval here, a downloadable component of Loco Roco series that continues the series' charming and playful stilmen replace his predecessor focus on the playfulness of a greater focus on challenging platform mechanics. Unfortunately, this would detract more than it is useful and makes me wonder if much of it to the intended audience will be receptive to Midnight Carneval.
The company had already previously announced that two PSP games would be coming to the service on July 19.
These titles, No Heroes Allowed! and LocoRoco Midnight Carnival, have still been added today.
However, they have also been joined by PSP puzzle game Echoshift.
Playstation Blog writes:
"Greetings and Holiday Wishes!
We bring great news to our LocoRoco fans today!
NEW LEVELS!
We celebrated Halloween last October with LocoRoco- Midnight Carnival, introducing the craziest most challenging Loco adventure yet. Now for this holiday, we are releasing a 3 brand new levels on the PSN Store ($2.99) tomorrow! Perfect timing for those of you who want to get Loco during your break."
Everyeye.it: The graphic style delicious, simple and original gameplay and a system of very immediate showed the potential of a console that, at the time, was limited to the role of portable PlayStation 2. The lesson imparted by the developers with this little masterpiece that was the first episode has not yet had the effect that many had hoped, or that they be quick dozers numerous original productions and specially designed to exploit the PSP hardware characteristics.
