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echochrome UMD Demo Giveaway News

We've got 2000 copies of Sony stupendous PSP puzzle game so grab yours now...

By Chris Leyton
Posted: 12/05/2008

TVG has teamed up with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe to giveaway 2000 UMD demo copies of the utterly innovative and genuinely brilliant echochrome.

Offering a puzzle experience that draws influence from the works of M.C Escher, echochrome (like all the best puzzlers) looks simple to solve but is a lot trickier then it initially seems. Controlling the canvas you must guide a mannequin to the exit by carefully controlling the perspective, tilting and turning the level to create a continual pathway for the mannequin to walk safely to the exit.

All you need to do to receive your free demo is visit this page and submit your details for us to send the UMD to.

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	By: Anonymous Added:Sun 27th Jul 2008 15:43, Post No: 4 Thank the lord, TVG does actually have some members who understand the style and tone of the articles.
	By: Anonymous Added:Wed 23rd Jul 2008 05:44, Post No: 3 He's not saying it's pretentious because it's different, he's saying it's pretentious because it IS a very self-important game, which uses just about every high-art cliche in the book. So much that it has to be intentional, probably even a satire of the snooty artistic scene. It's a great and very challenging game, but "pretentious" really was the first word that came to mind when I first saw the presentation, even before I read this review.
	By: Anonymous Added:Thu 10th Jul 2008 20:42, Post No: 2 A game which is different from other titles is not necessarily "pretentious". What the reviewer seems to have been trying to say is "I wasn't good enough to play this game so I'll spitefully label this game as 'pretentious' in order to cover up my frustration". Sad.
	By: Anonymous Added:Wed 14th May 2008 12:17, Post No: 1 Echochrome is an awesome PSP game, absolutely loving the demo.