LocoRoco Midnight Carnival bounces onto PSP on October 29 for $15
by Andrew Yoon 
{ Oct 16th 2009 at 8:30PM } 
While Midnight Carnival has very simple controls (only the shoulder buttons are used), we're a bit surprised that the game includes a "Demo Play"-esque feature for the kids. If a particular area is giving you a hard time, go online and connect with a friend that has the "savior mask" on. You'll be able to hold on to that friend and bypass the entire level. We at Joystiq will probably avoid that feature -- y'know, 'cuz we like playing games.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Taiko Drum Grandmaster @ Oct 16th 2009 8:53PM
Can't wait, one of my favorite game series in years.
esposch @ Oct 16th 2009 9:11PM
I liked the first one (but not as much as Mario OFC), even though I only played the demo (getting the full version on Monday). I should probably pick up the series, shouldn't I?
Especially because I can get this, #2 and Disgaea with a $50 points card.
S. Tiger @ Oct 16th 2009 9:23PM
What I don't get is why the PS3 LocoRoco doesn't use Sixaxis...
Muhammad-Oli @ Oct 17th 2009 12:44AM
It does...
S. Tiger @ Oct 17th 2009 7:22AM
I mean in the sense that you tilt the controller left or right and it tilts the stage.
Gamer4Life @ Oct 16th 2009 10:34PM
When I first saw that picture I swear I thought I saw a dildo, but when I looked closer I realized it wasn't quite that (but probably would still work for that).