WTF PSP dated
D3 Publisher of America set to bring unusual minigame compilation to US later this year.
D3 Publisher of America announced that it was importing Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation Portable minigame collection Baito Hell 2000 as WorkTimeFun, or WTF for short. Today the company pegged a shipping date for the game as well, saying it will go out to North American retailers on September 26.
WTF combines an array of more than 30 simple minigames that see players chopping wood, entering a burping contest, or performing other similarly random feats. By performing well, gamers earn money to purchase more games or other prizes. In addition to the single- and multiplayer modes (up to five can play), there are some utilities gamers can unlock to use the PSP as a calculator, a flash light, or a ramen timer.
For more information, check out GameSpot's hands-on impressions of WTF.
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Related Game
WTF: Work Time Fun
- Publisher(s): D3Publisher
- Developer(s): SCEJ
- Genre: Puzzle
- Release:
- ESRB: T





