flOw for PSP's releasing in the US tomorrow, SCEA's announced. Find all the details after the link. Interestingly, the weird bio-organism game is apparently in a genre all by itself, entitled "zen ...

I quickly got a chance to try out the PSP version of flOw, which is a lot like… the PlayStation 3 version of flOw. The most notable difference is the analog nub moves the Jelly creature around ...

According to Sony's UK site, everyone's favorite aquatic feeding simulator, flOw, is coming to the PlayStation Portable. The game, which started as a browser title before moving on to the ...

For flOw's European debut on the PSP, the game is listed as a downloadable offering available through the PC-to-PSP store. The PSP version of the game will feature ad hoc multiplayer for four.

The PSP has many of the best games out there, one these is Flow, the strategic flow of the game pulls players in with the gameplay and style, but the problem here is the way its orientated, it has ...

The U.K.’s Official PlayStation site has set the internet ablaze with a rumor of the latest downloadable title for the PSP. The rumored game is the cleverly original title, flOw, that debuted on ...

Sony Computer Entertainment has issued 25 new screenshots from the upcoming PSP version of thatgamecompany's calming life simulator flOw, which has previously appeared as a Flash-based PC ...

SCEA has officially announced a PSP port of thatgamestudio's flOw for a March 6 North American release, as well as unveiling a handful of new screens. The port, developed by SuperVillain Studios ...

The previously-announced PSP port of flOw - that strange deep-sea fishing-like game/pastime on PS3 - will be arriving on the PS Store (on PC) tomorrow.

Coming to PSP this spring are flOw and Ape Quest. flOw, a PS3 PSN launch period title, will be available for PSP this month and sees players guiding a luminous creature, hunting and eating other ...

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