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Tom Clancy has been responsible for some of the greatest stories of modern times - Patriot Games and Clear And Present Danger spring to mind as good example. He’s also brought us some decent video game franchises as well, such as the Splinter Cell and Rainbow Six series’.
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Vegas sees the team having only one night to return order to Las Vegas before international terrorist Irena Morales acheives her ultimate objective. What they discover will not only change Rainbow itself, but could also tip the balance of power firmly in favour of the terrorists.
In order to get the PSP version of this game for £11.99 from Play.com, all you have to do is click right here.
PlayStation 3 owners may like to know that their release of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Vegas is still available for £17.99.
Final Fantasy VII is often regarded as the best of the series, and for good reason as well. Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, which is a PSP exclusive, takes us on an exciting journey through the origin of the saga and completes the experience of a fantastic game.
This also has a new "hard" more which wasn’t found on the Japanese release. Lucky us.
To get this title for £17.99 from Amazon, simply click here - one of those cheap games that’s easy to recommend if you’re a fan of the series.
Passport To Prague £3.93
16 Jun
The PSP seems to be getting turned into a multi-purpose machine, instead of just a games console - you’ll soon even be able to turn it into a GPS receiver!
Passport To Prague is another unique title available for the system, and does exactly what you’d think it does. It provides a virtual guide to the city, highlighting some of the best things for you to see and do.
Asda are selling this for just £3.93 - click here for more details.
Iron Man From £16.97
16 Jun
I can’t stand companies who rush shoddy games out so that they can get them on the shelves in time for big film releases. The stupid thing is that people buy them - why? 9 times out of 10 it will be a complete joke (look at The Golden Compass, for example)!
This brings me nicely to Iron Man. The film is not too bad, but the game is a big pile of crap! With graphics that would make early PlayStation 2 games look advanced, it’s really a big mess. Only fans and mentalists should even consider a purchase.
Click here to get the Wii version for £16.97, click here to buy the PSP release for £16.97, click here to get the PlayStation 3 version for £22.97, or click here to buy the XBox 360 release for £22.97 - all from the lovely chaps at Tesco.
King Of Clubs From £10.98
15 Jun
There’s not many crazy golf games around, which is a little odd when you consider the amount of straight golf titles available on various consoles. King Of Clubs fills this void in quite a good way.
With 10 courses, which each have their own resident pro, this should be a good laugh if you get some friends round to take part in the multiplayer mode.
To get the PSP version for £10.98 delivered from Gamestation, click here - for the PlayStation 2 release (which is slightly more expensive at £12 from Simply Games), click here.
If you’re a Wii owner, you might be interested to know that King Of Clubs is £17.99 for it.
The Need For Speed series is notorious for being incredibly average. Need For Speed: Prostreet is much better than most of the other titles in the series, but it’s still far from being the perfect racing game.
Compete around the world to prove that you have what it takes to be the king of the road, but sadly there’s no ability to compete online. Boo!
Click here to buy the PlayStation 2 version for £4.96 (as long as you spend £15 or more, otherwise it’s £6.95 delivered) from Amazon, click here to get the PSP release for £20.99 delivered from Gamestation, click here to bag the Wii version for £19.99 from CD-WOW, or click here to buy the XBox 360 release for £14.97 from Amazon.
Phew!
Fancy life as an android? Well, Harvest Moon: Innocent Life sees you playing as one called "Innocent Life" (surely Albert would have been better) who learns and discovers life through a long journey.
As with every other Harvest Moon title you must meet people and interact, as well as tend to your crops and keep a farm running. Become a vrtual farmer indeed!
Click here to bag this PSP game for £10.99 from DVD.co.uk.
E.A. Replay £4.99
11 Jun
Ever wanted to play such classic games as Road Rash, Desert Strike, Syndicate and Mutant League Football again but didn’t know how? Well, I’d suggest getting E.A. Replay then as it contains all of them.
For your money you’re getting 14 different games from the Electronic Arts vault, and every single one of them is an absolute belter - in fact, it’s even better than Namco Museum Remix.
If you fancy this PSP title, click here to get it for only £4.99 from Choices UK.
Secret Agent Clank £17.99
09 Jun
For the very first time in the Ratchet & Clank series, Clank gets top billing in a full game of his own. When Ratchet is framed and jailed for a crime he didn’t commit, it’s up to Clank to solve the mystery and set his friend free.
This PSP exclusive title is due for release on the 4th of July, so there’s not long to wait - celebrate Independence Day with a game, why don’t ya?
DVD.co.uk have this game up for preorder at £17.99 - for more information, click here.
If you’re a PS3 owner, be sure to check out Ratchet & Clank: Tools Of Destruction which is priced at just under £20.
Stranded on a desert island, you must help your Sims overcome the forces of nature so that they can survive and thrive whilst discovering how to get back to civilisation.
It seems to me that somebody at E.A. has been watching Lost (but thankfully not been playing Lost: The Video Game) and thought that it might work for a Sims title - and they’re right, it does!
If this game takes your fancy, click here to get the DS version for £13 from ShopTo or click here to buy the PSP release for £14.93 from Asda.
