We still have a lot of time for the PSP. This little portable aimed at being a PS2 that you could fit in your back pocket, and although it never quite managed that, there's a heck of a lot of great things about the PlayStation Portable.

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Not only was it home to some of the of all time, which gained a new lease of life on the handheld, it also boasted its very own collection of brilliant creative, weird and ultimately excellent games. If you could forgive the heft of the system and clunkiness of a single analog nub, the PSP was a wonderland of rich games that felt perfectly nestled between the short experiences found on, say, a, and the lengthier experiences found on PS2. So let's take a moment to celebrate and recognize 25 of the best PSP games of all time, all of which have (more or less) stood the test of time. • The • The • The • The 25. Half-Minute Hero Got a minute? How about half? Good, because that's all the time you get to save the whole dang world.

Developed by Marvelous Entertainment, Half-Minute Hero turns standard RPG conventions on their head by holding players to a 30-second time limit in which they must battle fiends and build up their powers in order to save the world. Luckily, that timer can be reset, and the fun comes in using each groundhog day scenario to push forward towards greater enemies, acquire better gear, and become generally better at kicking ass in thirty seconds or less. Half-Minute Hero is a game that tries its damndest to defy categorization, but you won't have time to care what it is.

Killzone: Liberation For a game that deals in death and destruction, Killzone: Liberation remains not only one of the most polished and prettiest games on the PSP, but it's arguably the best Killzone game ever made. Liberation swaps the FPS vantage point for a top-down isometric view that rewards fast trigger fingers as much as tactical thinking. The game is also tough, training players to think before they shoot and perfect their approach in every mission. Rather than a glut of weapons and upgrades with no perceivable benefits, a huge assortment of tech and skills will keep you constantly reconsidering what the best way to play is.

With the addition of one of PSP's most robust ad-hoc multiplayer modes, Liberation is truly one of the PSP's killer apps. Jeanne d'Arc Why Level-5 felt obliged to rewrite Joan of Arc's history instead of creating a French heroine of their own is beyond us. But no matter, because this magical, demon-fighting version of the historical figure does a fine job of leading one of the deepest and most creative tactical role-playing game on the system. Like Tactics Ogre and Final Fantasy Tactics, Jeanne D'Arc sees players taking on battles throughout an overworld map, collecting new team members and leveling their teams along the way.