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Dragoneer's Aria (PSP)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Sony PSP
from: Koei

February 15, 2008

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Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai (PSP)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Sony PSP
from: Atari

May 25, 2006
this is the first dragonball game on the PSP and it is a relly good game the graphics while not as sharp as the ps2 look almost the same as budokai 3 and it has a good selection of charactors the only down side is that you can only transform into one other form eg: goku base to super saiyan but otherwise there is nothing wrong so if you own a PSP and are a dragonball fan BUY THIS GAME

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Miami Vice: The Game (PSP)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Sony PSP
from: Sierra

July 21, 2006
It won't take long to complete and the attempts at varying gameplay (drug dealing, upgrading weapons and costumes, decrypting datasticks) have limited value, but while it lasts this is a satisfying title. It looks good, plays well and makes good use of its licence.

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Brothers in Arms: D-Day (PSP)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Sony PSP
from: Ubisoft

December 08, 2006
I really enjoyed playing the Brothers In Arms games on the PS2 several years ago and so I thought I'd revisit the series with this.
The PSP verion is pretty much the same as the games on the PS2 with simialer levels and the same style of gameplay.
The one thing that lets this game down is the control system which is incredibly hard to get use to.
Call of duty and Medal of Honor have created a suitable FPS control system for the PSP, something that Brothers in Arms doess't take advantage of. The controls are very tricky making the game painfully difficult in places.
I certainly prefer Medal of Honor Heroes 1 & 2 and Call of Duty Roads to Victory.

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Heatseeker (PSP)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Sony PSP
from: Codemasters Limited

May 25, 2007
I really enjoyed playing the Brothers In Arms games on the PS2 several years ago and so I thought I'd revisit the series with this.
The PSP verion is pretty much the same as the games on the PS2 with simialer levels and the same style of gameplay.
The one thing that lets this game down is the control system which is incredibly hard to get use to.
Call of duty and Medal of Honor have created a suitable FPS control system for the PSP, something that Brothers in Arms doess't take advantage of. The controls are very tricky making the game painfully difficult in places.
I certainly prefer Medal of Honor Heroes 1 & 2 and Call of Duty Roads to Victory.

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Crash Tag Team Racing (PSP)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Sony PSP
from: Sierra

November 25, 2005
When I ordered this game I had some doubts because some of the reviews were a bit misleading.

But...when i finally got it I had no doubts at all.

The great thing about this game is that its not only a racing game it is a platformer as well-which is exactly what I wanted.

Also the races arent compulsory but I definetly reccommend doing them. Not only because thats the way you get coins fast-to help complete missions which i'll tell you more about later- but the great graphics and the fantastic idea of clashing is definetly worth trying out!

On the race menu you can choose out of 5 options: Race, rolling thunder, crashinator, fast lap or hit and run.

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Passport to Prague (PSP)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Sony PSP
from: Sony

September 22, 2006
Back in 1992, I went interrailing around Europe for a month with a good friend from University. Upon arriving in the town covered in this interactive guide, Passport To Prague, we saw as we left the train that everyone seemingly wanted to help you or be your friend and find you cheap accommodation.

However, it's no surprise to anyone who knows me well that out of all the cities we visited, the one I would most like to go back to is Prague and I would certainly take this with me, although I'd also carry along a guide book or two as, while this will serve me well, it possibly won't cover every single eventuality.

The best way to describe this guide, since although it comes on the Sony PSP it's not the kind of thing you expect on a games ... Read More:

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Blade Dancer (PSP)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Sony PSP
from: Atari

February 09, 2007
Now I know there isn't much choice out there right now for RPG's on the PSP what with regurgitations of FF1 and FF2 and Breath of Fire 3, and the abominable Valkyre series, but I found this game tucked away in the back of my local game store. I was actually hoping to order a copy of Crisis Core FFVII and found this instead.
I have played it CONSTANTLY and have found it both absorbing and time-consuming. The characters could do with a little 'rounding off' and some of the game graphics are a little off (odd white line between trees/plants/ground) but this is more than made up for in the battle strategy and the crafting system. Yes, crafting. You only have to buy an item once, have it appraised and then collect/purchase what you need to make it more than once! ... Read More:

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Powerplay White Deluxe Accessory Pack (PSP)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Sony PSP
from: Powerplay

March 09, 2007
Now I know there isn't much choice out there right now for RPG's on the PSP what with regurgitations of FF1 and FF2 and Breath of Fire 3, and the abominable Valkyre series, but I found this game tucked away in the back of my local game store. I was actually hoping to order a copy of Crisis Core FFVII and found this instead.
I have played it CONSTANTLY and have found it both absorbing and time-consuming. The characters could do with a little 'rounding off' and some of the game graphics are a little off (odd white line between trees/plants/ground) but this is more than made up for in the battle strategy and the crafting system. Yes, crafting. You only have to buy an item once, have it appraised and then collect/purchase what you need to make it more than once! ... Read More:

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Wrapstar Forest Camo Graphic Skin (PSP)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Sony PSP
from: Wrapstar

July 28, 2006
Now I know there isn't much choice out there right now for RPG's on the PSP what with regurgitations of FF1 and FF2 and Breath of Fire 3, and the abominable Valkyre series, but I found this game tucked away in the back of my local game store. I was actually hoping to order a copy of Crisis Core FFVII and found this instead.
I have played it CONSTANTLY and have found it both absorbing and time-consuming. The characters could do with a little 'rounding off' and some of the game graphics are a little off (odd white line between trees/plants/ground) but this is more than made up for in the battle strategy and the crafting system. Yes, crafting. You only have to buy an item once, have it appraised and then collect/purchase what you need to make it more than once! ... Read More: