Gurumin Gets Easier to Grab
One of the coolest adventure games on the PSP is now easier to find. And buy.
Published: May 8, 2007
Now this is the kind of news we like to post. Nothing terribly fancy, really, just the announcement that small-time publisher Mastiff has apparently managed to work out supply issues (we hadn't heard) with the relatively low run on copies of Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure, one of the most disarmingly adorable (and yet fantastic) games out for Sony's newly price-dropped little portable that could.
To echo the drop in price on the PSP, Mastiff also sliced the price of Gurumin in half, which we're hoping will help move a bunch more units -- especially now that there's apparently no "shortage." Seriously, though, go out and buy a copy of the game. It's cute, it's fun and it works on the PSP incredibly well. Or you'll have to listen to quotes like this:
"Between the increased availability and the economical price, RPG fans should now have no trouble getting their hands on Gurumin," said Bill Swartz, Head Woof of Mastiff, LLC.
You hear that, fans? No trouble, see? Now get on out there and give little Parin and her surprisingly adult adventure a try. Seriously, for $20, are you really risking that much?
To echo the drop in price on the PSP, Mastiff also sliced the price of Gurumin in half, which we're hoping will help move a bunch more units -- especially now that there's apparently no "shortage." Seriously, though, go out and buy a copy of the game. It's cute, it's fun and it works on the PSP incredibly well. Or you'll have to listen to quotes like this:
"Between the increased availability and the economical price, RPG fans should now have no trouble getting their hands on Gurumin," said Bill Swartz, Head Woof of Mastiff, LLC.
You hear that, fans? No trouble, see? Now get on out there and give little Parin and her surprisingly adult adventure a try. Seriously, for $20, are you really risking that much?
