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For gamers who couldn't get enough hack and slash gameplay from God of War, Sony's soon to be released Genji: Dawn of the Samurai will fill this void.

Step up your fitness game at home with EyeToy: Kinetic for PS2, blending tech and exercise for immersive workouts. Say goodbye to couch-potato gaming!.

Sidhe Interactive unveils Rugby League 2 for PS2 and PC, enhancing gameplay with Weta Studio's graphics and over 500 player likenesses.

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.

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

Quake 4 review: Dive into an all-out alien warfare as Earth's Rhino Squad, led by Matthew Kane, takes the fight to the Strogg's doorstep.

Everybody's Golf tees off as a wildly fun, accessible game, ditching complex rules for pure enjoyment - it's not your typical golf title!.

Sony's PSP, or Playstation Portable, is finally available in the UK, offering a wide range of gaming titles and multimedia features.

To become an expert in monkey business, you first have to go to monkey academy - one of the craziest colleges the world has ever seen.

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

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

First things first - as far as monitors go, this sleek chrome delight is certainly at the top of the list in the looks department.

Koei releases Dynasty Warriors for PSP, promising intense action amidst ancient Chinese warfare. Command generals, conquer enemies, and reunite China.

Wipeout Pure propels PSP launch, reviving the legendary racing series with unparalleled speed and futuristic flair, proving a must-have.

Lumines, the challenging puzzle game, is one of the best since Tetris and offers addictive gameplay and stylish visuals.

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.

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

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

A new evil stirs in Ehb in Dungeon Siege II, beckoning heroes to combat a millennia-spanning menace. Will you rise to save the Second Age of Man?.

Zen Micro: The ultimate MP3 player with a built-in hard drive and sleek design. Say goodbye to limited capacity.