Warriors lining up for PSP News • News • Eurogamer.net

News PSP

You can dig it this Christmas.

The Warriors are coming out to play again - this time on PSP.

The previously home-console-exclusive brawler is due out on Sony's handled in time for Christmas in both the US and Europe, Rockstar has announced, with Vice City Stories developer Rockstar Leeds handling the transition with help from the publisher's Toronto studio.

"The PSP system allows us to deliver the experience in an entirely different way, while staying very faithful to the original source material," said Rockstar Leeds president Gordon Hall, whose studio's experience of the PSP has grown considerably since Liberty City Stories came out.

Rockstar founder Sam Houser added that the PSP game will deliver "a visceral experience previously unseen on the PSP system".

For more on the original Warriors game, check out our review.

About The Warriors
Follow 28 followers
- Release date 23/02/2007
- Publisher Rockstar Games
- Developer Rockstar Leeds
More about The Warriors
Related game pages
- The Warriors on PSP

About Tom Bramwell

Tom is Operations director of Eurogamer Network and Editor-at-Large of Eurogamer.net. He joined the company in February 2000.

Read more articles from Tom by visiting the Tom Bramwell archive page.

Comments (10) Latest comment 5 years ago

Comments threads automatically close after 30 days, but please feel free to continue chatting on the forum!

Order
- Oldest
- Newest
- Best
- Worst
Score
- -25
- -10
- -1
- 0
- +1
- +10
- +25

Wrestlevania #1 5 years ago

Comment below viewing threshold Show
Sounds promising.
- Log in or register to reply
- 0 - +
kincaide #2 5 years ago

Comment below viewing threshold Show
In time for xmas? What, along with the delayed Lego Star Wars, Madden, Scarface and now Pro Evo postponed to Nov as well. I simply won't have the money for those in one go.

The PSP release schedule recent has sucked big time.

In my humble opinion
- Log in or register to reply
- 0 - +
Royal Fool #3 5 years ago

Comment below viewing threshold Show
Port port port port.
- Log in or register to reply
- 0 - +
Roamer #4 5 years ago

Comment below viewing threshold Show
"The PSP system allows us to deliver the experience in an entirely different way, while staying very faithful to the original source material,"

If playing it while sitting on a bus as opposed to a sofa is considered "entirely different", then you can slap me silly and call me al.
- Log in or register to reply
- 0 - +
26K^^TOSSER #5 5 years ago

Comment below viewing threshold Show
well'ard
- Log in or register to reply
- 0 - +
- Edit
- Delete
- Ignore
Dizzy #6 5 years ago

Comment below viewing threshold Show
Portastic!
- Log in or register to reply
- 0 - +
Lex_Luthor #7 5 years ago

Comment below viewing threshold Show
Oh look, another port. Not like we get those on other consoles!
- Log in or register to reply
- 0 - +
Skeletor #8 5 years ago

Comment below viewing threshold Show
"The PSP system allows us to deliver the experience in an entirely different way, while staying very faithful to the original source material,"

Aha, what the fuck does that mean? Turnbased? I wish they would cut the mystery-crap and tell the people what to expect. Anyway, could be nice. I wonder what ps2 franchise they port/remake next? Manhunt or Bully?
- Log in or register to reply
- 0 - +
ManicDrunkMonk #9 5 years ago

Comment below viewing threshold Show
Am I the only person that actually enjoys his PSP?
- Log in or register to reply
- 0 - +
Tomo #10 5 years ago

Comment below viewing threshold Show
Pretty much, yeah. My PSP is stale - there's mould growing out of the speaker whilst it waits patiently for FMH2007.

Sigh.
- Log in or register to reply
- 0 - +