Just fire them out of a slingshot, get them in a pose that makes them hit their nuts on a rooftop sign, and giggle to yourself. That idiot can be Daxter from Jak and Daxter, Buzz from Buzz, or even David Hasselhoff, but the concept remains the same throughout. My second obscure PS3 indie is thankfully a lot simpler - in Pain, you fire idiots out of a massive slingshot to destroy the environment and try to get as high a score as possible. Let’s hope the new PlayStation Plus changes that. The PSP version is also offline, leaving the action RPG spin-off Fat Princess Adventures as the only remnant of the series. Sadly, you might never get to experience that for yourself as the game has been offline for nearly a decade now and isn’t even available to buy on the PlayStation Store. I was 11 when I first played Fat Princess, so it was one of my first tastes of online multiplayer.
Fat Princess is also robust enough that you can say sod it and decide to be the worker that uses his axe on the enemies and go on the offensive, class purposes be damned.
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Every class is essential to victory, so even if you’re playing as a Worker that’s just toiling away chopping trees down and helping upgrade the castle, you’re just as important as the Warrior trying to leap into the castle and steal the princess back.
But when played online against real people, there’s such a massive focus on working together that it ends up feeling really wholesome. At its core, it really is just capture-the-flag but the flag is a fat princess.
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