Dynasty Warriors 5, Sony Playstation

Another entry in the DW series, and again set in the legendary Three Kingdoms - Wei, Wu and Shu - the fifth incarnation features the largest cast of Dynasty Warriors assembled to date, with a whopping 48 playable characters available. Dynasty Warriors 5 follows the familiar path trodden by the previous DW titles as you master a supreme arsenal of new weapons and attacks including the new 'Musou Rage' and fantastic 9-hit Evolution Combos. From the opening FMV, it's plain to see that DW5 is a deep, deep game, with a massive 38 reconfigured maps, and the most expansive battlefields yet, and all those playable characters have their own individual back-story too. Like we said, deep.

Buy Dynasty Warriors 5 for 14.99 GBP

Ducati World
Motorcycle fans, rev your engines and get ready to ride some of the fastest machines on the planet. Ducati World on the Sony PlayStation is a high-octane, exhilarating journey into the exciting world of high speed motorbike racing action. This is your chance to race against England's world famous four-time superbike champion Carl Fogarty. Do you think you have the skills to beat him? Only time wil...
Crazy Taxi
Let's make some crazy money! The very first Sega game to appear on Sony hardware is the original Crazy Taxi from Sega's Hitmaker division. Crazy Taxi is where you take to the streets of sunny San Francisco to get paid by taking people where they need to go. What's cool about Taxi is that you that you can drive anywhere you want, under the ocean and over the buildings. This is one arcade conversion...
Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath Of Cortex
Crash has finally made his next generation debut for PlayStation 2 in Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex. Crash Bandicoot first saw the light of day in 1996 on PlayStation. Soon after, the hip marsupial was dubbed as Sony's new 'mascot'. Even today, many gamers believe Crash is to Sony what Mario is to Nintendo. The Wrath of Cortex sees the return of many popular characters from the famous Naugh...
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Arriving somewhat belatedly compared to the GameCube version's movie-coincidental release, Clone Wars on the PS2 nevertheless delivers the opportunity to immerse yourself in George Lucas' fantasy universe, even if you've forgotten all about the film. Aside from the supported number of players, this is essentially the same game. Developed for LucasArts by Pandemic Studios, the game sees players lea...
Dukes of Hazzard: Racing For Home
It's the 80's! Ah yes, The Dukes Of Hazzard on television was as much a part of a twenty-something's escape from the grim realities of unfeasibly skimpy football shorts, Madonna in 'Desperately Seeking Susan' and the likes of Living In A Box clogging up the hit parade. The boy racers among us could dream of swapping the XR3i for a real piece of American muscle, the Duke boys' customised Dodge, The...
FreQuency
FreQuency is musical sensory overload! It's about musical interaction and creation, visual excitement and intense competition. The game casts you as a DJ, soaring through cyberspace, creating music note by note as you go. From one track to the next, jam with pulsating rhythms and mix your own ideas into samples of leading tracks from major stars of the techno, house, drum and bass, hip hop, trance...