Just Add Water Are Bringing Their Vector Based Shooter Gravity Crash To The PSP.

Gravity Crash launched late last year on the Playstation 3, and has since spurned over 1,400 retro inspired shooter levels. And so, on the back of that success, developers Just Add Water have just announced that Gravity Crash will make its way to the PSP, with the great level editor on the PS3 version in tact, aswell as a new Survivor mode.

We’ve stuck a trailer after the jump. High hopes for this one.

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Want To Listen To The Music Set To This, Now You Can.

If you happened to find yourself bopping to the tunes in Just Add Water’s retro-shooter Gravity Crash, then you’re probably going to want to head to CoLD SToRAGE’s site right now and download the game’s official soundtrack.

“Writing the score for this game was a total joy for me,” said CoLD SToRAGE, real name Tim Wright.

“Although I have to compose in all manner of styles based on the requirements of each project, my musical roots are firmly planted in the 80’s where I first discovered a love for electronic music.”

CoLD SToRAGE was responsible for the soundtrack of the original Wipeout. You can buy the record here for £9.99.

Gravity Crash on Playstation 3 Review.

Gravity Crash is a decent dual-stick shooter with an excellent level editor. It’s just a shame the notion of “Play Create Share” is unhinged by the limited community options available.

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Ever wanted to create your own retro inspired space shooter in a gorgeous HD environment. Just Add Water’s PSN title Gravity Crash will let you do just that and then some.

The game will also hit the PSP minus the Play. Create. Share. functionality.

Just Add Water Are To Unveil Project V At E3.

SCEE have partnered with development studio “Just Add Water” to create a brand new, downloadable, Playstation Network game for both PS3 and PSP. “Project V” will mark the first time a simultaneous PSP/PS3 PSN release.

Keep your eyes peeled at this years E3 for more.