Conclusion: Limitations really prevent Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake from being the breakout title it should be. Had there been a better method of communication and smarter AI, this...
Pros: Fun and frantic action, Various options at your disposal, Even if you’re not good at being violent, you can still be effective on the battlefield, Retains the same fee...
Cons: Lack of proper communication, Poor AI, Some matches take longer than they should due to previous issues, Minor graphical hiccups
Excerpt: Précédemment sorti sur le PlayStation Store, Fat Princess a retenu l'attention des joueurs grâce à son approche à la fois parodique, loufoque et bien imaginée dans son
Excerpt: Fat Princess was an odd little game for the PS3. Teams of 16 players competed against each other in isometric 3D battles across eight maps, capturing the opposition's...
Pros: More content than PS3 original, Amusing concept
Cons: Single-player isn't good, Basic gameplay mechanics are flawed
Conclusion: Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake is a value add transition from PSN to PSP, and while the accuracy of the controls can sometimes cause frustration as your warrior plummets
Pros: Fast paced tightly balanced game-play, putting the emphasis on breaking a single player deadlock on you., Good comical style graphics, Great value add over the PSN ver...
Cons: Looking for friends to play with, Balance can be at times just too tight, resulting in elongated drawn out encounters., Can be a bit too busy on the small PSP screen, ...
Excerpt: When it launched in mid-2009, Fat Princess was a very enjoyable game marred by some technical hitches related to the online (which were later fixed).
Excerpt: Sony’s rather lovely handheld often appears to have something of an identity crisis. It hosts both unique games - specifically designed for, and making the most of the
Summary: Frantically paced and strategic, Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake pits two hordes of players against each other in comic medieval battle royale on PSP.