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Activision's Call of Duty: Roads to Victory brings compelling WW2 action to the PSP, raising the bar for portable first-person shooters.
Shrek: Smash n' Crash Racing tries to ride the carting wave, but can it charm gamers like its film counterpart despite its flaws?.
Ubisoft's TMNT game brings nostalgic arcade fun to modern platforms, testing fans with new changes and familiar action.
Chili con Carnage is certainly a game worth playing. It proves that shooters can be done on the PSP, and is a real step forward in the right direction.
Listen up, me hearties! Sid Meiers' swashbuckling adventure/strategy classic is coming soon to a PSP near you, courtesy of the folks at 2K Games.
Killzone: Liberation swaps FPS for tactical play on PSP, delivering an intense challenge with a solid co-op mode. A dream for hardcore gamers.
Gangs of London delivers an immersive criminal underworld experience for PSP gamers with 60 unique missions, rich graphics, and a variety of gameplay modes.
Tekken Dark Resurrection could quite easily be mistaken for a port of Tekken 5 for the PSP (and this is a testament to the sheer power of the PSP).
Gun Showdown aims to redefine the PSP gaming landscape with its rich narrative, enhanced features, and the thrilling addition of multiplayer modes.
Exhibiting at an expo can set your business up for the year - if you plan ahead and follow up on leads properly.
Haunting, chilling and seriously frightening, Forbidden Siren 2 on the PS2 is out to get you, so don't turn out the lights.
Sony tempts PSP users with a vibrant LocoRoco demo to promote firmware updates. Navigate a gelatinous blob in this colourful, addictive game.
Me and My Katamari rolls onto handhelds, offering a unique, addictive experience with its simple yet surreal gameplay.
Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai on PSP dazzles with epic battles and special attacks, proving accessible yet deep fighting gameplay.
Criterion's 'Black' redefines shooters with its sensory-overloading firefights and detail-rich environments. An explosive must-play.
Created by local lads Sidhe Interactive, Gripshift is a game that has cars and drivers but it isn't necessarily a racing game.
What is the appeal of fighting games?<br />It is human nature to feel better when others aren't doing as well as you are.
Ghost Rider ignites the PSP with blazing gameplay, balancing demon hunts and bike rides, ahead of its New Zealand cinema debut.
• Reagan Morris<br />• 26 years old<br />• Sidhe Interactive for 15 months<br />• Working as a 3D Animator Wellington Based.
Many may disagree but Simon Glass, founder of Christchurchbased Bluewater Systems believes PDAs and smart phones will eventually eclipse the PC.