Killzone: Liberation

First Released Oct 31, 2006
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Metacritic: 77

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Killzone: Liberation Official Trailer 1

Check out some footage of Killzone: Liberation in action.

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From LocoRoco to B-Boy, check out this montage of PSP games as seen at Sony's E3 2006 press conference.

Killzone: Liberation Gameplay Movie 1

See how the next installment of Killzone is going to change things up a bit.

Killzone: Liberation Gameplay Movie 2

Take a look at some early gameplay footage from Killzone: Liberation.

Killzone: Liberation Gameplay Movie 3

You'll have to navigate through an active battlefield in Killzone: Liberation on the PSP.

Killzone: Liberation Interview 1

Kyle Shubel tells us why we shouldn't wait for the PS3 to get our Killzone fix in this very special developer interview.

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Ex-Killzone devs forming new studio

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No UMD conversion for PSP Go

[UPDATE] Previously purchased disc-based games won’t be playable on Sony’s new handheld due to "legal and technical reasons"; no PSP Go Rewards program in NA.