a game that works your brain instead of wasting it. you control the screen to get the little manican from one place to the next using jumps, holes, and connecting pathways the average person wouldn't see. it was inspired by M.C. Esher artwork. i think it's amazing. for ps3 and psp. it is trippy and confusing.

[Edited on 20-5-2008 by SKG]

WoW! That's too trippy! Those advanced levels look pretty difficult.

I got rid of my PS3, so I guess I have to stick to GTA IV.

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Wowzer, I love images like that and trying to figure them out. I'd love to play it to bad i dont have a ps3 or psp, but I would buy a psp just for that. I love it. Thanks for posting that SKG

It does get quite intricate. The harder levels suck. Haha. But it's just cool how you can manipulate the world like that. I was playing and i was falling and changed it so i was rising. I think that's cheating though :/. But yes. Very trippy

sara, it's a download via the playstation store. 10$. I don't know much about psp's and if they have the store on the XMB menu.

Well I dont own one, and the only way I'd get one is if I happen to get a bonus at work, or some one gave me one. But if I ever got one this would be one of the games I'd own.

I'm almost finished with it.

but the good thing is there's new downloadable content all the time for free

How do you play?

Do you control the person and your world at the same time.

I was watching demos on youtube and some times the person runs and walks slow...


Do you just tap to rotate and it automatically rotates for you or you can just barely rotate the world by the slightest amount?

You hold x to run, otherwise he walks. Triangle makes him Stop. You mainly control the world though.

You use any of the analog sticks to move the screen. And hold r1 to make it move faster

[Edited on 22-5-2008 by SKG]

Sweet Thanks. I really want to play it now.

I beat every level. None took more than 5 minutes. If you take to long you have to start over. G is the row with the hardest levels and i beat some of them in less than 2 minutes. Crazy. But yea, after you beat it, there's a freeform, which just chores random levels and you choose how hard the levels are. It throws your downloaded content and levels you've created in there too.