First Half-Minute Hero demo coming tomorrow

by Andrew Yoon { Sep 9th 2009 at 2:00PM }

If you read the headline carefully enough, you'll notice that there is more than one demo coming out for the upcoming PSP Half-Minute Hero. However, the first demo will be available on the PlayStation Store tomorrow. It's quite possibly the zaniest game to hit the platform in a long time, forcing players to vanquish evil in 30 second bursts (seriously!). Hero mode is just one of four different modes hidden in the full game.

It's hard to effectively describe the frantic gameplay through words. Thankfully, you can completely ignore our opinions and just give the demo a spin.

Gallery: Half-Minute Hero

Tags: demo, half-minute-hero, playstation-store, psn, xseed

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Derek @ Sep 9th 2009 2:16PM

I thought the demos already came out, since i already played them on my psp

PN04 @ Sep 10th 2009 1:26AM

The demo has been out in japan for months... actually there's been several demos for all the game modes apparently. I only downloaded one from the japanese demos portal but it's pretty addictive... sadly I expect this to suddenly be a "download only" title like Badman... but hopefully they'll both get UMD versions.

S. Tiger @ Sep 9th 2009 2:37PM

Your screen caps with Japanese text confuse me. Are the demos coming out in the US, or Japan?

Andrew Yoon @ Sep 9th 2009 2:38PM

The demos are coming out to the US. Unfortunately, we don't have any English language screens yet.

Shoyz @ Sep 9th 2009 3:07PM

It's a shame I already beat the Japanese version. Which was very good!
One of my favorite games.

hasiwana @ Sep 9th 2009 3:37PM

Is there any word yet as to whether this game is going to have a physical/UMD release, or will it be digital/download only?

Kevin @ Sep 9th 2009 10:05PM

Yes, hasiwana, this will be available in stores this October on UMD. 30 bucks.

hasiwana @ Sep 9th 2009 11:18PM

Excellent! Thank you Kevin. I'll be picking this up for sure.

St.McDuck @ Sep 9th 2009 4:50PM

Do want.

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