LocoRoco – Second Opinion  Andrew is correct in stating that
LocoRoco is hard not to love, but it's a love that's difficult
to maintain.  My fellow Critic is entirely on the mark when he
describes the game's sharp visuals and catchy melodies. I'd be
very hard-pressed to pick another game on the PSP which is as
memorable in terms of audio and visuals as this one is. It
stands out, has its own style, and is impossible to mistake for
anything else. LocoRoco has personality in spades. What it does
not have is gameplay.  Don't get me wrong-rolling happy blobs
through cheery landscapes is both pleasantly simple and warmly
engaging, but only in very small doses. Within the span of a few
brief levels, the initial attraction wears thin while the
expected introduction of new elements needed to keep the
experience fresh never occurs.  LocoRoco Screenshot  On one
hand, I think that more games should take the LocoRoco approach
by being easy to grasp and very welcoming to a wide spectrum of
players. Far too many games requ