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Two
separate looks at Fate/Unlimited Codes
today:

title="I... cannot combo like this"
href="http://psp.ign.com/dor/objects/14322685/fateunlimited-codes-portable/videos/fateunlimited_trl_videoweek1_8709.html">IGN
has a great new character combo video that shows off some
of the moves possible in the game (if you’re
good). There are a few other videos and title="I need to watch this anime, it
looks sharp"
href="http://media.psp.ign.com/media/143/14322685/imgs_1.html">some
art and screens there, too.

href="http://blogs.mercurynews.com/aei/2009/08/06/kicking-butt-and-taking-names-in-fateunlimited-codes-preview/">Gieson
has a nice preview up on Mercury href="http://News.com" title="http://News.com"
>News.com

I’ve spent a little bit of time with
Fate/Unlimited Codes, but in that time, I’ve really grown
to like the game. It’s hard to pull off a fighting game
on the PSP, but Fate works well and it’s one of the
better looking PSP titles I’ve seen. This will be a
perfect title to fall back on when Monster Hunter Freedom
Unite is making you crazy (TIGREX BASTICH!!1). Plus, it’s
only available from the PlayStation Network Store, so
it’s cheaper than most PSP titles ($29.99) and you can
pick it up whenever you like without having to leave your
warm, moist gaming cavern.