On the one hand, I wasn't alone in loving the original game (IGN gave the game an 8.5), but on the other hand, this is a PS2 game from nine years ago and it shows. This is an exact port of the game I was gaga for nine years ago - which is both good and bad. Now, Konami is offering PSP players a chance to rectify the mistake so many gamers in Illinois made because Shadow of Destiny is now on the PSP. Outside of me, no one else bought the game. When I handed the copy to the clerk, he chuckled and said that the store had only ordered two copies of Shadow of Destiny. I played through every ending, loved it, and eventually traded it back in to the same EB I bought it from months later. With my beautiful PS2 a mere five months old, Shadow of Destiny's time traveling tale offered a bunch of different endings that drew me in and led to me preordering the game. I have a lot of memories of the Chicagoland Electronics Boutique I frequented, but one of my fondest involves Shadow of Destiny, an adventure game that came to the PlayStation 2 in March of 2001.
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