Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer Team Kalog (which comprises of members mariovallo_03, Chicopi_jynx17, Joelitoper mejo) recently stopped by the QJ.NET forums to give us all a heads up on their latest release, Culture Clash v1.0 - a fighting game with characters from that legendary Korean MMORPG Ragnarok Online. Let's see what's in store for us with this beat-em-up that features cutely-drawn sprites and backgrounds.
So, what makes Culture Clash v1.0 worthy of taking up space in your PSP? The fact that you can control three cute Ragnarok Online characters of different classes in a battle for survival, that's what! Not to mention that the game uses graphics and moves from the hugely-popular but Japan-only game Ragnarok Battle Offline. If you are planning on playing Culture Clash v1.0, though, be reminded that the game isn't working on PSP Slims just yet. Other than that, enjoy!
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