- Publisher: SCEA
- Release Date: Sep 29, 2009
- Also On: PlayStation 2
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9.1
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Positive: 19 out of 20
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Negative: 1 out of 20
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RobinGuyOct 3, 200910the best racer on psp, better than pacfic rift, i cant stop playing it.
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FitzCrazySep 29, 200910This game is everything that it was on the ps3. Exciting racing, excellent tracks and vehicles, great visuals. The career mode is huge, with more than 100 events. Nothing is spared for the PSP game. BUY THIS GAME!
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RazorNov 16, 200910
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Munx13Dec 14, 200910I wanted to give a 9.5, but there is no such option. It's just an amazing game with very little flaws. Good to play at home and ever better on the go.
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DennisOct 4, 20099Fantastic achievement plays great,looks amazing and well worth buying,
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JamesDDec 28, 20098Arctic Edge is an explosive portable racer with as much lust and wildness that the console versions had. The graphics are great as well. The only problem is the familiarity of it all but hey, don't fix what ain't broken right? all i'm saying is that it's mostly familiar.
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MikeSDec 28, 20099An excellent achievement, especially when you consider the PSP's limitations. I still think the original Motorstorm is the best in the series though
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Apr 12, 201210This is a well made game. Great graphics, stable frame rate and pure adrenalin gameplay!
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78Somehow, despite capturing the anarchic racing action of its PS3 sibling pretty well there's still something about Arctic Rift that feels a little underwhelming.
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80Arctic Edge is a great achievement on the PSP. The developer has managed to maintain what made the first two games in the series so popular, yet resisted simply giving people a cut down version of what they've already played.
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70However, MotorStorm: Arctic Edge has inherited a few too many of its predecessor's weaknesses as well: a lumpy single player campaign, some arbitrary physics made more noticeable by the less sophisticated engine, and a tendency for the less inspired tracks to merge into one grimy muddle.