“Invizimals” is the newest entrant into the Pokemon/Digimon/Monster Rancher world (for lack of a better term, let’s call them “monster-hunting games”). As such, the PSP game – which does not work on ...

Released late 2009 in Europe, Novarama’s inviZimals went on to win various technological awards on its way to be becoming one of the top 3 selling PSP titles in all of Europe last year. Making use of ...

Invizimals allows players to interact with their environment, using the PSP Camera to look for invisible creatures that lurk around every corner. Using the PSP on-screen sensor, players can track down ...

Being an old guy, I've never been into Pokemon or Digimon or Monmon or whatever else the kids are playing these days, but I can honestly tell you that Invizimals is pretty damn cool. It's a monster ...

It’s going to be a busy two weeks for the Invizimals franchise in North America, with Sony announcing that five titles will be launching across the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. As the successor ...

Invizimals allows players to interact with their environment, using the PSP Camera to look for invisible creatures that lurk around every corner. Using the PSP on-screen sensor, players can track down ...

Frustrating technical issues, poor pacing and annoying difficulty spikes get in the way of what is ostensibly a great concept. Persevere and you will almost certainly find fun in the game's augmented ...

The upcoming camera-enabled launches of EyePet and Invizimals in North America may not be available to PSP Go owners at all. PlayStation.Blog's Sid Shuman accurately admits that the upcoming PSP ...

Sony is bringing the Invizimals series back to North America later this year with Invizimals: The Alliance on PlayStation Vita and Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom on PlayStation 3. The kid-oriented ...

Creatures made of pure energy are all around us, invisible to the naked eye. Luckily for us, a brilliant engineer at PSP R&D has figured out how to detect these creatures using Sony’s handheld and a ...