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PSP Games To Watch in 2005
Part Three: The Big One, Beat-'em-ups, Shooters, Platformers, Strategy games, RPGs/slashers, and all the rest.
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PSP Games To Watch in 2005
Part Two: Sports, Extreme Sports and Puzzlers. Lots of these too.
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PSP Games To Watch in 2005
Part One: Racing games. You'd be surprised at just how many there are, and you'll probably be surprised that most of them sound like more than ports, too...
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This And That: Wednesday News Roundup
Poker on the DS, Namco's Hugo GBA games, Cross Racing Championship signed to Project 3, WOW launches in Korea, EyeToy Chat freebie, Pilot Down Euro date.
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Take Two seeking MLB exclusive deal - WSJ report
Counter-attack to EA's exclusivity binge could see baseball going to Take Two.
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New PS2/GC Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory details
Multiplayer details and some graphical trickery thrown in for fun. Well, we had fun.
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Sony warns customers over leaked PSP update
New software promises PDA and office applications for handheld - but not yet.
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UK Charts: Straight eight for NFSU2
EA hold the top spot as Underground 2 cleans up yet again.
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EA signs 15-year ESPN deal
End of the line for Take Two and Sega's ESPN range as EA opens its wallet again.
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Reader Reviews
Your thoughts on Final Fantasy X-2, Amplitude, Deus Ex and Metroid: Zero Mission.
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Mastertronic, Xplosiv budget updates
Prisoner of War, TOCA Race Driver, Commandos 3, Bad Boys II and Gunbird Special Edition amongst games that will now cost you very little.
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Street Fighter Anniversary controllers get UK release
SF fans and anybody who needs a bit of motivation to get back into beat-'em-ups would do well to take notice...
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Square Enix's Code Age to be manga then game
The mysterious "new concept brand" trailed with Dragon Quest VIII last year will follow a similar path to Fullmetal Alchemist.
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Majesco to publish Planet Moon's first PSP game
Called Infected, it's a third-person shooter which sees you take to the streets of New York to tackle the violent victims of an unnamed virus.
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Sony ordered to pay Dual Shock license fees
Court ruling could end up costing Sony $27 million a year in licensing charges to Immersion.
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Murdoch's News Corp considers gaming acquisitions
Another media giant sets its sights on the videogames industry.
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C64 Direct-to-TV gadget to get UK release
Competition Pro joystick bundles Winter Games, Impossible Mission and more as part of 30 game package.
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Worms 4 signals return to traditional approach
Team 17 goes back to the drawing board after Forts Under Siege and discovers a perfectly workable blueprint rather hastily discarded in the first place...
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Original Tekken to be included in Tekken 5?
At least according to Japanese retailers. It'd certainly be a nice bonus.
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Dragon Quest to retain 3D look in ninth instalment
Creator Yuji Horii wants more 3D in Dragon Quest IX, and it looks like Level 5 could be developing it again.
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EA continues sports assault with exclusive AFL deal
More football exclusivity as EA ties up with fast-growing league.
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UK Charts: NFSU2 still on top as sales slow after Christmas
Major drop in sales for the top 40 titles, but EA's racer is still the UK's best seller.
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Squenix undecided on Dragon Quest VIII in Europe
It could yet happen, it seems, as American reps confirm that the monster RPG will make an appearance in North America.