So, in no time, you'll be lifting crates with your mind and hurling them at your enemies or lifting the enemies themselves and bashing them up against the walls until they shuffle off this mortal coil. You're briefly shown the long and short of each power and then thrown back to the present to use it. With each new power, you're taken into a brief tutorial level masked as a flashback. If you can see it, you can use it, so as soon as you receive Telekinesis, the first power in the game, you're off and interacting. Almost everything in the game can be thrown, bashed, or set afire, and that's where one of the best parts of Psi-Ops lies. There's just enough time to get a feel for the basic combat controls, practice some stealth, and giggle while you kick the shit out of a wooden bench.
You'll just annoy me." Fortunately, Midway realized that and the stretch from the beginning of Psi-Ops to the point where you receive your first psychic power is only a few minutes, so there's no waiting to get to the good stuff. The first rule of making a game with a really cool gimmick in it is, "Don't make me wait too long to use whatever power or skill the game is based around. I will prove this to you by writing the single greatest review ever written.
How did I know? I've been playing Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy, and so my mental powers are at their peak. How do you reward the best use of psychic powers in a game since Psycho Mantis made your controller move? With a B, of course! You were just going to read the first few sentences anyway and skip right to the end, so I did you a favor there.
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