Sony Playstation stories - Page 24

Flat Out Head On brings a customised version of Flat Out 2 and its third generation successor to the PSP, filling the void left by Burnout Revenge.

The return of Kratos is one that is not only relished but anticipated by fans of the God of War franchise (which in my opinion, is almost every gamer I know).

Patapon for PSP dazzles with its unique mix of rhythm, strategy, and RPG elements, proving innovation is alive in gaming.

Ratchet and Clank, one of the staples of the Playstation has had a very impressive past, both critically and commercially.

Gaming on the Go: Explore the world of portable gaming consoles and handhelds, from the Sony PSP to the Nintendo DS.

LEGO Batman brings a twist to Gotham's tale, allowing players to be heroes or villains in an all-new adventure.

Sonic Rivals 2 amps up the PSP with new modes, characters, and a dark plot to save the world from a demon, all in classic Sonic style.

PlayStation 3 sales increased 285 per cent from October to November marking the largest sales increase of any hardware platform.

Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror for PSP delivered the series franchise from relative obscurity since its original Playstation debut.

GripShift revs up on Xbox Live Arcade, leaving its PSP origins in the dust. With vibrant visuals, funky tunes, and inventive tracks, it's a must-play.

Thanks to the Worms series of games, Worms are also known as war machines, waging epic battles across the ages in a multitude of varied quality.

Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria enthrals with a mix of Norse mythology and gameplay innovation, offering a challenging yet stunning RPG experience.

It could only be the ‘80s: big hair, make-up and leopard print spandex were de rigueur for rock stars of the day.

From their mysterious powers of stealth through to their undeniable sway with the ladies, Ninjas are humanity’s ultimate role models.

Suffice to say there’s a more than a little bit of deja-vu when approaching Sega’s Alien Syndrome title for the PSP.

Sega's Crush blends innovation with challenge on PSP, tackling both 2D/3D puzzles and insomnia, yet faces predictable market neglect.

In the world of gaming motorbike racing games are few and far between, and when they are released they very rarely cause much of a splash.

DBZ: Shin Budokai 2 for PSP proves a solid entry in the fighting genre, offering a mammoth story mode and bevy of characters.

Driver '76 takes PSP gamers back to a groovy 1976 New York, driving into nostalgia with a sputter rather than a roar.

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.

Virtua Tennis for PSP serves up a grand slam with its engaging World Tour mode, delighting fans by striking the perfect balance of simplicity and depth.

Few would have failed to be impressed by Sega’s veritable arcade After Burner when it first graced arcades in the eighties.

Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End game breaks the trend of disappointing movie-based games with top quality gameplay and stunning visuals.

Get ready for the most crash-intensive car racing experience: Burnout: Dominator is here and it's pure adrenaline-fueled chaos.