#No gravity psp#

To break things up, you'll sometimes shoot more stuff while searching for resources with an ear-piercing short-range sonar (seriously, I wanted to tear my ears off after about 30 seconds and got a rather nasty headache from the high-pitched frequency that's burped out as you get closer). If you see this, you're only a few more hits from meeting the cold black of space. The gist of things (and there is a 'story' about a mind plague striking the most powerful intergalactic nation in the year 8002, but you've pretty much gotten the entirety of the introduction in that description right there) is that you're one of a small collection of brave adventurers all too eager to head out into the inky black to both explore the apparent origin of the mind virus and hopefully find a cure at that source.

#No gravity psp#

Given the game's history (it was originally known as Space Girl and has been ported to more than the PSP in its lifetime), it's not surprising that most of the initial feel has had plenty of time to bake, but as a full-blown product, there's still a few things I would have liked to have seen come out of the game's adoption by Poppa Sony.

It's rather easy at first blush to see why: No Gravity is - if nothing else - a pretty game, normally running at a fairly solid framerate and boasting solid controls.