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Since 1999, Nintendo's Mario Party franchise has undergone a variety of changes, but always kept the same gameplay formula.

Dive into the World Snooker Championship 2005 on PSP, offering a realistic pub game experience with challenging AI and impressive graphics.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour debuts on PSP, letting fans create a golfer to challenge legends and enjoy multiplayer modes, with stellar PS2-level graphics.

Control an Emperor Titan in Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War Winter Assault as factions vie for dominance in intense strategy battles.

Serious Sam 2 amps up the madness with stunning graphics and over 40 levels. Laugh and battle through time with Sam Stone's return!.

Immerse yourself in the 1968 Tet Offensive with Vietcong 2, a first-person shooter that brings history to life through intense battles in Hue.

Sid Meier and Firaxis Games elevate their legendary series with Civilisation IV, boasting advanced gameplay, strategic depth, and stunning 3D visuals.

Rockstar Games' latest title, The Warriors, immerses players in a night-long battle across New York City, echoing the 1979 cult film's intense gang warfare.

FIFA Soccer dazzles with 350+ teams and licensed gear, yet challenges with tricky controls and AI gameplay, making for a mixed but immersive experience.

The Spiderman 2 game has graced almost every major platform available, and why not? It's well designed, looks good, and most importantly, it's great fun.

Back in the day, in the wake of Street Fighter II, Capcom delivered a decisive change of pace when they introduced the Darkstalkers series.

One of the more bizarre games to launch with the PSP, Metal Gear Acid pits Solid Snake against a base full of soldiers with only one weapon: a.

Rainbow Six: Lockdown escalates with Team Rainbow battling bioterrorists, introducing a darker storyline and new levels of tactical gameplay.

Everyone enjoys the big scale battle scenes in movies such as The Lord of the Rings, Gladiator and Braveheart.

The Sims 2: Nightlife, the epic second expansion, hits the town with new fun, romance, and adventure. Are your Sims ready?.

Sir Daniel Fortesque returns in MediEvil Resurrection on PSP, bringing undead heroics and arm-tossing action to the handheld console.

Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition for PSP is essentially the same game that Rockstar Games released for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox.

Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix brings a skateboarding whirlwind to PSP, blending classic action with new multiplayer modes.

Neal McDonough and Ron Perlman star in The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, bringing life to a city ripe for mayhem and comic fan delights.

Boiling Point review: A lackluster storyline, but plenty of vehicles and missions to keep players engaged in the open-world game.