Conclusion: Patapon 3 is a fine evolution of the series. For newcomers, this is an excellent place to start and the introductory stages do a fine job at familiarizing you with the...
Pros: New level system works well, Unlocking additional character classes and improving weaponry and armor is extremely simple, Small units sizes makes you feel more attache...
Cons: Still requires a lot of grinding, Combat is more reliant on weapons/gear, not character’s level, Difficulty can be higher than expected depending on Hero Class choice
Conclusion: The Final Word: What the makers of another intriguing game in the rhythm series manage to squeeze out is a glorious and cheerful experience on the PSP.
Excerpt: Game critics love Patapon. I gave perfect 100s to the first two games in the series, as did a decent number of other, more widely-read reviewers.
Summary: Pon-pon-pata-pon! If you understand what that means, and aren't worried that we're having a seizure, then you're already familiar with Sony's adorably eccentric rhythm...
Pros: RPG mechanics add depth, Class based battles, Well executed multiplayer
Excerpt: Few games can compare themselves to Patapon ; it's an original concept designed specifically for the PlayStation Portable, relying on style and creativity to gain