While most of us out there are playing various Call of Duty titles, Army of 2 40th Day, Super Mario Wii, etc., others on a more limited budget may be surprised to discover that there are some innovative titles out there that they may have passed over when they were new. For the purpose of this article, I would like to highlight the Socom Fireteam Bravo series on the PSP, along with Socom 3 and Socom: Combined Assault on the PS2.

The reason I would like to highlight these titles is for the simple fact that they are alive and well, with plenty of action still to be had online and offline.

The biggest surprise is how strong the PSP Fireteam Bravo titles are still going online, which is definitely a plus for PSP owners that don’t own either the first Fireteam Bravo game or its sequel, Fireteam Bravo II. Not too bad for a 4 year old and 3 year old title, respectively. If you own a PSP and missed out on these, get a hold of them. Their servers are still cranking and there’s plenty of players still out there.

The Fireteam Bravo series on the PSP provides the same excitement and realism that their PS2 counterparts carry (Socom 3 and Socom: Combined Assault). One of the greatest features of these games is the ability to link up your PSP to your PS2 via USB to accomplish various “crosstalk” objectives. When you strive for 100% mission completion, including secret objectives, and link your PSP up, you unlock various features such as weapons, characters, and other aids for mission success in the PS2 counterpart. The reverse holds true for completing objectives in Socom 3 that “crosstalk” with Fireteam Bravo, and also for completing “crosstalk” objectives in Socom: Combined Assault for the PS2 for Fireteam Bravo II on the PSP.

So what are you waiting for? Get a hold of Socom: Fireteam Bravo for the PSP and Socom 3 for the PS2 if you haven’t played them. Then follow it up with Fireteam Bravo II for PSP and Socom: Combined Assault for PS2. These titles are all a bit older now, but can be found used on the cheap. With the crosstalk objectives and active online community, these Socom titles will definitely keep you going for weeks and weeks of steady play on both the PSP and PS2. Sandman out!

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The Three "Ps" Of Success

Space Ace [Blu-ray]

Mc-snakes On A Plane [dvd/p&s/4:3 Trans/eng-sp Sub/movie Cash]-nla

History has shown us some major advancements that have changed the face of gaming forever.

1. In 1989 Nintendo releases the Game Boy, starting a chain of handheld systems that have dominated that market ever since.
2. The early 90’s saw many systems upgrading to CD-rom based media drives.
3. Sega Dreamcast’s, released in 1999, saw the first console to have a modem and internet access.
4. Shortly after, Sony released the PS2, the first video game console to be able to play DVD’s
5. While not 100% innovative, Microsoft releases the Xbox, and shortly after in 2002 introduces Xbox LIVE, the most popular and most successful internet gaming venue to date.
6. Nintendo’s Wii was marked by innovation, employing an all motion approach, and dissenting away from the graphics push by its competitors, a move that pays off for the at the time, wavering company.
7. Sony’s PS3 was the first console to have HDMI output, and the first console to use Blu-ray Discs.

So what next? What will be the next major advancement? 3D gaming? All downloadable game libraries? You tell me!

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Learning to Master Sony DVD Architect Studio 4.5 and Pro 5.0

The Lean Manufacturing Jeopardy Game (available as a Microsoft PowerPoint file for you to customize)

Developer: Infinity Ward

Copy Reviewed: PS3

It was one of the most anticipated games for 2009. It set a sales record for the first week for all entertainment launches, including movie theater releases. It sold almost 5 million copies within the first 24 hours of its release. It is the first game to have two numbers to signify which sequel it is (full name Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2). Ok, that last one might not be true, but the rest of it is, and it tells us that Modern Warfare 2 is not just your run of the mill sequel game. It is a game that sets standards in almost everything it does. It is a game that will dominate your friends list. It is a game you need to buy immediately if you have not yet.

While far from perfect, Activision and Infinity Ward shows us once again why it is the King of FPS, by donning Modern Warfare 2 as its new crown. The campaign mode is short, but it does not lack punch. There is a new mode called Special Ops, which is a welcome addition to the winning formula. And of course, there is the multiplayer, which could eat up hundreds of hours of your playing time before you even realize it. This game is not going to be regarded as one of the best games of all time, mostly because of some flaws and lack of innovation which I will get to later. But it doesn’t matter; the game flat out rocks. It may not be Oscar worthy, but you can crank up the fun-o-meter to 11 for this one, and prepare yourself for excitement that even a Spinal Tap couldn’t numb away (that’s two references in one sentence, all for the sake of the 2nd Call of Duty 4 game).

To start, I’m going to try and avoid the use of the cliche, “If it ain’t broke…” (you know the rest). Why? Because I could honestly use it a dozen times in this review. Why? But cause quite frankly, Modern Warfare 2 is a paradigm for that cliche. If you are expecting some crazy innovative gameplay that is going to change the face of FPS and online shooters for the rest of history, look elsewhere. This game is really just COD4 2.0 (hmm, kind of like the title?). It feels the same as COD4. It plays the same as COD4. The story in campaign mode is similar to COD4. About the only thing drastically different than COD4 is the Special Ops.

But just like the cliche that I wont use says, thats not a bad thing. COD4 was a great game, so why change things? However, don’t fret. There are a couple subtle differences that spice up the game enough to make it feel like it is its own game. There are new killstreak rewards; much more than 3 from COD4. In fact, there are about a dozen of them, and you unlock them as you rank up in MP.

Not only are there more, they are more interactive. You physically can guide a Predator missile to the exact location of an enemy. You can hop in an AC130 and reign down fire from above, just like in the campaign mode from COD4. But don’t think these are easy to get. Some killstreak rewards require you to get 10, 15, even 25 straight kills, which keeps the game grounded for the most part. If it was too easy to get an AC130 killstreak reward, it wouldn’t make it as special and it would take away from the game.

Additionally, there are some new elements to the multiplayer experience. COD4 saw the incorporation of some RPG-type elements, including unlocking items through ranking up, and getting new emblems through prestige mode. The emblems and the ranking make a return, but get some major upgrades and the addition of a partner: Titles. Titles are what they sound like: a name that gets added to your PSN name that you unlock by doing some specific task in the game. And just like emblems, there are a lot of them. Some of them are harder to unlock then others and can be used as a indicator of your bad-assness. Others are pretty funny.

Emblems work the same way, except there are a bit less of them, and they are just the small icons that go right in front of your PSN id. Titles and Emblems, while not adding to anything involved in the gameplay, are very nice additions, because it adds the same RPG elements we first saw in COD4, and it gives some personal identity for each player. I really enjoy making some of the most unique, yet “cool” looking title/emblems combinations, and as soon as I see someone else with the same title as my own, I change it.

Other additions/changes include new guns, new weapon attachments like thermal scopes and heartbeat sensors, new perks, some new game modes and of course, new maps. While not all the maps are knock out awesome, what I really like about them is that they don’t feel like maps designed for a video game. There isn’t the infamous sniper spot on each map. There isn’t two definitive bases for each team to spawn in. For most of the maps, it seems IW took a more natural approach to setting them up. In some levels there are several to over a dozen buildings to hide in and set up your sniping vantage. There are mulitple back alleys which makes some spots more difficult to defend.

Don’t get me wrong, each map has a spot that most people flock to to fight. But for the most part, the maps are set up to encourage a diversified approach to each level, rather than an “everybody run here and lets gun it out!” Of course, the strategy for each map changes for each different game mode. Still, it feels nice to play in levels that feel like actual cities/train yards/open fields than “the sniper level,” or “the level with the 3-story building in the center.”

So if you have read this far, you’ve noticed I spent the entire time talking about the multiplayer mode. You might be wondering if there is anything else to this game. Well your answer is, of course there is, and they are pretty darn fun too. But for COD4 a majority of people spent a majority of their time in the online mode, and the same thing will happen here. Special Ops, which I mentioned earlier, is new and has multiplayer elements, and is very fun in its own right, but I still think that a majority of your time will be spent in multiplayer, which I why I spent most of this review covering that.

Nonetheless, there is a significant and important campaign mode to this game, which while short, is very very fun. The story isn’t exactly ground breaking, and not something you’ll remember forever, nor does the campaign have any moments that will make your jaw drop. But its still worth your time in a run through or two, and why wouldn’t you when it takes 10 hours or less to blaze through it. Players beware though if you plan on beating the game on veteran; IW didn’t slack on the difficult scale. Don’t expect veteran to be a walk in the park.

I do have to say that the single player mode will have its moments that make you smile. I also felt like IW emphasized the cinematic effects, because there are some scenes/levels in the game that just scream Hollywood.

I’ve mentioned this thing called Special Ops a couple times now, but you might be wondering what the heck I’m talking about. Special Ops is an additional mode, one that can be played in single player, local multiplayer, or online multiplayer. I consists of several missions each with specific tasks for you to accomplish, and a star rating based on how well you achieved that task. Some of the missions are from the campaign and others are just “defend this spot for this long.” Either way, they are a lot of fun and some of them are pretty darn hard to accomplish and require the aid of a friend. Will you spend as much time on Special Ops as the regular multiplayer mode? Not unless you are crazy. But it will demand a good chunk of your time if you plan on grabbing all 69 stars.

Finally, the last important aspect to cover in this game is the graphics. While the textures are not jaw dropping, and some of the vistas in the game don’t match up to other games of this generation, the overall graphics are very good. One of the game’s graphical strong points is the animations, which carries over into multiplayer. The way that people move in the game are very realistic, and you will even notice, if you pay close enough attention, that enemies will react to how you shoot them in a realistic manner. For example, if you blast a bad guy at point blank range with a shot gun, he will gut-check backwards with a splash of blood that flies off his body. One time I swear I even saw their face react like “Oh sh….!” I can’t verify that for sure, but either way you will be pleased by the overall graphics of this game, and you will be blown away by some of the animations.

Modern Warfare 2 has proved to be as good as its older brother of the same name, if not better. However, this game won’t be remembered as the best FPS of all time, or perhaps even this generation, thanks to it being so similar to COD4. I think that title still belongs to big brother, but that does not mean this game isn’t loads of fun, and one of the best games of the year. Don’t expect it to be perfect, but you can count on Modern Warfare 2 being one of the most exciting and addicting games for 2009. Go grab a copy, and declare yourself “Oscar Mike!”

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National Lampoon's Vacation / National Lampoon's European Vacation (Comedy Double Feature)

National Lampoon's Vacation (Full Screen Edition)

National Lampoon's European Vacation

Demos

LittleBigPlanet PSP (English | Chinese | Korean ) - 54 MB

PS3 Games

Military Madness: Nectaris (English | Japanese)
HK$ 80.00

PSP Games

Full Games (English | Chinese | Korean)
LittleBigPlanet (HK$ 241.00)

Full Games (English )
7 Wonders of the Ancient World (HK$ 70.00)
King of Pool (HK$ 112.00)
Luxor Pharaoh’s Challenge (HK$ 70.00)
Platypus (HK$ 70.00)
Super Collapse! 3 (HK$ 70.00)

Add-ons

EyePet (English )
Medieval Styling Pack (HK$ 27.00)
Lucky Dip Styling Pack 3

The King of Fighters XII (English | Japanese )
Music pack (HK$ 40.00)

Videos

Elemental Monster TD Portable
Promotional Video

Check It Out:

Ghostbusters [UMD for PSP]

Space Ace [Blu-ray]

Classic Quad Set 3 (4pc) (P&S Ws)

PS3 Content

Special Offers

Buzz! Brain Bender (PSP) (was – £19.99/€29.99 now – £9.99/€14.99)
EA Replay (PSP) (was – £15.99/€19.99 now – £11.99/€14.99)
Medal of Honor Heroes (PSP) (was – £9.99/€14.99 now – £7.99/€9.99)
Medal of Honor Heroes 2 (PSP) (was – £14.99/€19.99 now – £11.99/€14.99)
Def Jam Fight for NY: The Takeover (PSP) (was – £15.99/€19.99 now – £11.99/€14.99)

Downloadable Games

Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao (£9.99/€12.99)
Gravity Crash Released on Tuesday the 24th of November(£6.29/€7.99)

PSone Classics

Metal Gear Solid (£7.99/€9.99)

Trial & Unlock Key

Critter Crunch (Trial free, Unlock Key £4.49/€5.49)

Demos (Free)

Smash Cars

Add-On Game Content

Dragon Age: Origins DLC

Warden’s Keep (£5.49/€6.99)
The Stone Prisoner (£11.99/€14.99)

LittleBigPlanet DLC

Assassin’s Creed II Ezio Auditore Costume Released on Tuesday the 24th of November (£1.59/€1.99)
Thanksgiving Costume (only available for one week) (free)

Pain DLC

Flavor Flav Pack (£1.19/€1.49)

EyePet

Medieval Styling Pack (£2.39/€2.99)
Lucky Dip Styling Pack 4 (free)

High Velocity Bowling DLC

Psychedelic 60’s Ball Pack (£0.79/€0.99)
Techno Modern Ball Pack (£0.79/€0.99)

The Beatles: Rock Band DLC

A Day in the Life (£0.99/€1.49)
Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite (£0.99/€1.49)
Fixing a Hole (£0.99/€1.49)
Lovely Rita (£0.99/€1.49)
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) (£0.99/€1.49)
She’s Leaving Home (£0.99/€1.49)
When I’m Sixty-Four (£0.99/€1.49)
Within You Without You (£0.99/€1.49)
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Album) (this pack contains the all tracks listed above) (£7.49/€8.99)

Guitar Hero 5 DLC

I Was Made For Loving You by KISS (£1.59/€1.99)
Lick by KISS (£1.59/€1.99)
Modern Day Delilah by KISS (£1.59/€1.99)
KISS Track Pack (£4.39/€5.49)

Videos (Free)

Final Fantasy XIII Announcement Trailer
DC Universe Brian Stevens Interview
Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time Space Trailer
Army of Two: 40th Day Sniper Trailer
Dante’s Inferno Greed Dev Trailer

Premium Themes

(static themes)

Wise Father Theme (£1.19/€1.49)
Yuefeng Theme (£1.19/€1.49)
King Zumo Theme (£1.19/€1.49)
Cavalier Warrior Theme (£1.19/€1.49)

PSP Content

Special Offers

Buzz! Brain Bender (PSP) (was – £19.99/€29.99 now – £9.99/€14.99)
EA Replay (PSP) (was – £15.99/€19.99 now – £11.99/€14.99)
Medal of Honor Heroes (PSP) (was – £9.99/€14.99 now – £7.99/€9.99)
Medal of Honor Heroes 2 (PSP) (was – £14.99/€19.99 now – £11.99/€14.99)
Def Jam Fight for NY: The Takeover (PSP) (was – £15.99/€19.99 now – £11.99/€14.99)

Downloadable Games (also available via the PS3 store)

LittleBigPlanet (£21.99/€36.99)
Assassin’s Creed Bloodlines (£23.99/€29.99)
Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier (£21.99/€36.99)
The Warriors (£9.99/€12.99)
Star Wars Battlefront II (£15.99/€19.99)
NBA 2K10 (£15.99/€19.99)
Mercury Meltdown (£4.79/€5.99)
Megaman Maverick Hunter X (£13.99/€17.99)
Capcom Puzzle World (£13.99/€17.99)
Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower (£13.99/€17.99)
Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness (£11.99/€14.99)
Mana Khemia: Student Alliance (£19.99/€24.99)
Williams Pinball Classics (£11.99/€14.99)

minis

Echoes (£2.49/€2.99)
Pinball Dreams (£3.99/€4.99)

Demos (Free)

MotorStorm: Arctic Edge Demo
PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe Demo

Add-On Game Content

Rock Band Unplugged DLC

California Über Alles by Dead Kennedys (£0.99/€1.49)
You’re No Rock and Roll Fun by Sleater-Kinney (£0.99/€1.49)

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Layer Cake [UMD for PSP]

Pink Floyd:Making of the Dark Side of the Moon [UMD for PSP]

Open Season [UMD for PSP]

Updates

Get Uno for new low price of $7.99

Applications

adhocParty
Play Ad Hoc PSP games online via your PS3!
File Size 6.31 MB

Downloadable Games

Peggle ($9.99 to purchase)
Have you got the Peggle fever? Now on the PlayStation Network, experience the ultimate pinballesque adventure! Indulge your love for bouncing balls and firework effects by becoming a Peggle Master through 55 levels and 75 challenges. Play to your favorite music while collecting 12 PlayStation Network trophies along the way. Want to host your own Peggle party? Jump into a local battle or connect online to tackle multiplayer, duel and party modes!
ESRB Rated E
File size: 204 MB

PSOne Classics

Resident Evil 2 ($5.99)
ESRB Rated M
File size: 757 MB

Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver ($5.99)
ESRB Rated M
File size: 381 MB

Game Demos (free)

Smash Cars Demo
Real-time physics, innovative stunts and next-generation graphics combine into a dynamic, tricked-out single and multiplayer RC car racing experience where players twist and turn, grind and gear up, performing aerial tricks and stunts while racking up trophies and points as they race to the finish in an unlikely location.
ESRB Rated E
File size: 199 MB

Add-on Game Content

Peggle Nights ($4.99)
Party ‘til the break of dawn with the quirky Game Masters of Peggle Nights! Become the ultimate master with 60 dreamscape levels and 60 Grand Master Challenges set in a land of flashing lights, dynamic pegs and glowing backgrounds! When you need a break, stop to admire your bright and shiny Peggle Nights trophies in your very own Peggle Masters Trophy Room. With so many action-packed Peggle Nights levels you won’t want to leave the neon peg party!
File size: 150 KB

PAIN: Flavor Flav ($1.99)
“Yeah boy!” Get ready to launch Flavor Flav into a world of PAIN! Whether you know this eccentric celebrity because of his days as a rap or television star, you’ll immediately recognize his hilarious voice recordings and costumes.
File size: 100 KB

High Velocity Bowling: Psychedelic 60’s Ball Pack ($0.99)
It’s time to bowl – High Velocity style! Spice up your bowling game with this cool pack of six custom “Psychedelic 60’s” theme bowling balls.
File size: 7.1 MB

High Velocity Bowling: Techno Modern Ball Pack ($0.99)
It’s time to bowl – High Velocity style! Spice up your bowling game with this cool pack of six custom “Techno Modern” theme bowling balls.
File size: 4.68 MB

Way of the Samurai 3 Accessories (free)
Fun & crazy, exclusive accessories for your character!
File size: 102 KB

Guitar Hero 5

* “Lick It Up” by KISS ($1.99)
* “Modern Day Delilah” by KISS ($1.99)
* “I Was Made For Lovin’ You” by KISS ($1.99)
* KISS Track Pack ($5.49) – Downloadable Track Pack featuring ” Modern Day Delilah”, “Lick It Up “, “I Was Made For Lovin’ You” by KISS. Please Note: Many songs are available both as singles and as part of a Track Pack, so please carefully consider your purchases before downloading.

File size: 39 MB – 50 MB (singles), 131 MB (track pack)

Rock Band

* “Beautiful Thieves”— AFI ($1.99)
* “End Transmission”— AFI ($1.99)
* “Love Like Winter”— AFI ($1.99)
* “Medicate”— AFI ($1.99)
* “The Leaving Song, Pt 2?— AFI ($1.99)
* AFI Pack 01 ($8.49)- This pack includes “Beautiful Thieves,” “End Transmission,” “Love Like Winter,” “Medicated” and “The Leaving Song, Pt 2? by AFI.
* “Walk Like An Egyptian”— The Bangles ($1.99)

File sizes: 26 MB – 33 MB (singles), 140 MB (track pack)

The Beatles Rock Band

* “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)” — The Beatles ($1.99)
* “Within You Without You” — The Beatles ($1.99)
* “When I’m Sixty-Four” — The Beatles ($1.99)
* “She’s Leaving Home” — The Beatles ($1.99)
* “Lovely Rita” — The Beatles ($1.99)
* “Fixing A Hole” — The Beatles ($1.99)
* “Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite!” — The Beatles ($1.99)
* “A Day In The Life” — The Beatles ($1.99)
* Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Album) ($13.49) – This album includes “Fixing a Hole,” “She’s Leaving Home,” “Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite!,” “Within You Without You,” “When I’m Sixty-Four,” “Lovely Rita,” “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise),” and “A Day in the Life” by The Beatles.

File sizes: 21 MB – 49 MB (singles), 300 MB (track pack)

Game Videos (free)

Pulse 11/19 Edition
File size: 287 MB (HD), 457 MB (1080)

Pain: Flavor Flav Trailer
File size: 39 MB (HD)

Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier Launch Trailer
File size: 58 MB (HD), 97 MB (1080)

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves 15 sec Accolade TV Spot
File size: 11 MB (HD)

FIFA Soccer 10: Director’s Cut Trailer
File size: 220 MB (HD)

Madden NFL Arcade Trailer
File size: 39 MB (HD)

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Flag Runner Trailer
File size: 80 MB (HD), 136 MB (1080)

NBA 2K10 TV Commercial
File size: 25 MB (1080)

Assassin’s Creed II Arsenal Trailer
File size: 66 MB (HD)

Assassin’s Creed II TGS Trailer
File size: 76 MB (HD)

Assassin’s Creed II Dev Diary 3
File size: 140 MB (HD)

Assassin’s Creed II GP Trailer
File size: 76 MB (HD)

Critter Crunch “Feeding Time” Trailer
File size: 40 MB (HD)

Army Of Two: 40th Day Extraction Trailer
File size: 51 MB (HD)

Peggle Trailer
File size: 18 MB (HD)

Themes

Peggle Theme (free)
File size: 3.43 MB

Celtic Maidens 2 Premium Plus Theme ($1.99)
File size: 8.65 MB

Wallpaper (free)

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Wallpaper (x5)
File sizes: 94 KB – 2.02 MB

topatoi Wallpaper
File sizes: 215 KB – 1.74 MB

Peggle Wallpaper
File sizes: 261 KB – 291 KB

PlayStation Store for PSP

Downloadable Games (also available from PS3 storefront)

Assassin’s Creed: Bloodlines ($39.99)
ESRB Rated M
File size: 559 MB

PSP Minis

D-CUBE Planet ($3.99)
ESRB Rated E
File size: 8.18 MB

Echoes ($2.99)
ESRB Rated E
File size: 24 MB

Circles ($3.99)
ESRB Rated E
File size: 6.3 MB

Game Demos (free)

PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe Demo
ESRB Rated E
File size: 13 MB

LittleBigPlanet PSP Demo
ESRB Rated E
File size: 55 MB

Promethus Demo
ESRB Rated RP
File size: 31 MB

Add-on Game Content

DJ Max Fever Wallpaper (x4)
File sizes: 69 KB – 100 KB

Armored Core 3 Wallpaper (x2)
File sizes: 27 KB – 34 KB

Rock Band Unplugged (also available from PS3 storefront)

* “California Über Alles”— Dead Kennedys ($1.99)
* “You’re No Rock ‘n’ Roll Fun”— Sleater-Kinney ($1.99)

File sizes: 14 MB – 17 MB

PSP Themes (also available from PS3 storefront)

Armored Core 3 Portable Theme (free)
File size: 523 KB

Celtic Maidens PSP Theme 3 ($1.49)
File size: 637 KB

Celtic Maidens PSP Theme 4 ($1.49)
File size: 631 KB

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Space Ace [Blu-ray]

Pink Floyd:Making of the Dark Side of the Moon [UMD for PSP]

Final Fantasy VII - Advent Children (Two-Disc Special Edition)

PS3 Games

Military Madness: Nectaris - ¥1000

Game Archives

(¥600 each)
Bonk’s Adventure
Bonk’s Revenge

PSP Games

Full Games
Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier (¥3800)
Dragoneer’s Aria (¥2200)
Infinite Loop: Kojjou ga Miseta Yume (¥2200)
Disgaea Portable (¥2200)
Reading For Everyone: Dectective Stories (¥1500)

Downloadable Content

J. League Pro Soccer Club wo Tskurou! 6 Pride of J (PSP)
Download Player (MF Australia)

LittleBigPlanet
Thanksgiving Costume

Mobile Suit Gundam Senki Record U.C. 0081
Mission 5
Mission 6

Ninja Gaiden ?2 -
Costume Pack (¥800)

Pain
Darts & Castle Mode (¥300)
Knockin’ Bloks Mode (¥200)
Elvira Character (¥200)
George Takei Character (¥100)
Brock Lee Character (¥100)
Ded Baron Character (¥100)
El Chile Grande Character (¥100)
Frannie Character (¥100)
Ivan Tojakov Character (¥100)
Le Toot Character (¥100)
Daxter Character

The King of Fighters XII
Another Music Pack (¥200)

Trinity Universe
Elemental Pack
One Catches The Hare and Another Eats It Pack (¥350)
Soul Collection Pack

Videos

Ar Tonelico 3 - Promotional Video 1

Fu-un Shinsengumi Bokumatsu-den  - Promotional Video Vol. 1

Last Rebellion -   Promotional Video

Minna no Sukkiri - Promotional Video

Ninja Katsugeki Tenchu Kurenai Portable -  Promotional Video Vol. 1

PSP  Featured Titles Line-up

SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Portable - Promotional Video

Themes & Wallpapers

PS3 Themes
AngelLoveOnline Theme Vol. 12

PS3 Wallpapers
Mobile Suit Gundam Senki Record U.C. 0081

Check It Out:

The Three "Ps" Of Success

Unleashed [UMD for PSP]

Pink Floyd:Making of the Dark Side of the Moon [UMD for PSP]