WTF?!
It's here.
Published: October 17, 2006
Oh, what a deliciously fitting acronym WTF is. It perfect describes the kind of absolutely bonkers-ass-nuts gameplay that's inherent in Sony Computer Entertainment's collection of mini-games and monotonous tasks. Of course, we all know the proper longhand version of WTF, but here it stands for Work Time Fun (don't worry, the other one is just as fitting).
"Unique Japanese games have become a favorite among North American gamers and WTF will be no exception," beamed Michael Scharnikow, senior marketing manager at D3Publisher of America. "We have successfully maintained the integrity of the game by making very minor gameplay tweaks during the localization process, so gamers will experience the addictive, crazy arcade-style action that is truly unique to the PSP system."
And yes, we're inclined to agree; WTF is certainly unique, as we experienced with a good deal of hands-on time with the game for our preview. Seriously, you need only read that to get a very, very good idea of how insane the game is (not to mention taking a look at some of the screenshots or movies for it). We'd love to make this an ultra-lengthy news story, but it's really just a simple announcement that the game is out.
Instead, we'll leave you with something that can help convey the same sense of puzzlement that the game delivers with this: BBQ sauce all over the couch, running up and down the stairs, oh no head lice tickle bump thirty updrunk the tapdancing Michael Jackson.
"Unique Japanese games have become a favorite among North American gamers and WTF will be no exception," beamed Michael Scharnikow, senior marketing manager at D3Publisher of America. "We have successfully maintained the integrity of the game by making very minor gameplay tweaks during the localization process, so gamers will experience the addictive, crazy arcade-style action that is truly unique to the PSP system."
And yes, we're inclined to agree; WTF is certainly unique, as we experienced with a good deal of hands-on time with the game for our preview. Seriously, you need only read that to get a very, very good idea of how insane the game is (not to mention taking a look at some of the screenshots or movies for it). We'd love to make this an ultra-lengthy news story, but it's really just a simple announcement that the game is out.
Instead, we'll leave you with something that can help convey the same sense of puzzlement that the game delivers with this: BBQ sauce all over the couch, running up and down the stairs, oh no head lice tickle bump thirty updrunk the tapdancing Michael Jackson.
