Critter Round-Up

Godzilla and his titanic sized foes return in this epic action adventure game featuring grand scale nuclear-powered monster- bashing mayhem. Based on the classic character movie license from Toho Co. Ltd. Godzilla: Save the Earth will faithfully recreate the look and feel of the gargantuan film legend and take the fighting element of Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee to the next level with an all new Action Mode and online multiplayer fighting.* In Godzilla: Save the Earth players will have nine game modes to choose from including: * Action: the mission-based single-player game* Challenges: a series of single-player challenges to complete* Custom: where players can set the parameters of a fight* Versus: the classic one-on-one melee battle In the single-player game G-Force scientists have cracked Godzillas genetic code from samples obtained during the Vortaak invasion. Scientists have refined the code to grow super-enriched Godzilla- Matter -- a virtually indestructible substance with the exact physical properties as Godzillas radioactive back spikes. The Vortaak learn of the Godzilla Matter and strike Monster Island in an attempt to steal G-Cells and seize control of Earths monsters. As Godzilla the player awakens and fights to stop the UFOs from stealing G-Cells and to free his fellow monsters from captivity. Throughout the game s missions Vorticia sends waves of monstersUFOs mind-controlled military and earth-threatening devices at Godzilla who must fight to defeat the enemies and find the hidden G-Cells before the UFOs can steal them. The epic battle for Earth will range across the globe in more than a dozen massive destructible city environments including San Francisco Los Angeles Tokyo Osaka and New York. Environments have been enhanced and enlarged featuring hills oceans harbors and mountains. All structures in the game have advanced destruction mechanics enabling them to be partially damaged or completely destroyed through multiple impa...

Bust-A-Move is back and bursting onto the PlayStation Portable! Join Bob and Bub plus new characters, never before seen games and ways to play including spooky Ghost Mode! Pop matching colored bubbles to solve puzzles in a variety of game types including head-to-head play. Whether you are a first-timer or an expert bubble launcher, you will be sure to find brain-teasing fun in the over 1000 puzzles available in Bust-A-Move Deluxe!

Remember Kileak: The DNA Imperative? One of the first games available for the Playstation when the machine launched in late 1995, Kileak was a rather unimpressive conversion of a Japanese first-person shooter (complete with a storyline that made about as much sense as the Mission: Impossible movie). But it must have sold pretty well - either that or someone at Sony has a soft spot for imported cheese - because US gamers have now been graced with Epidemic, the unofficial sequel to Kileak.
As with its prequel, Epidemic is a first-person shooter that buckles players inside a giant robot and forces them to wander through miles of generic underground corridors, shooting enemy mechanoids, picking up items, and solving mini-puzzles of the "find an object here and use it there" variety. There are a lot of these so-called puzzles - more than in any other first-person shooter, as far as I can tell - and solving them usually requires exploring every inch of every level to find the needed clues or items. (Fortunately, the player's 'bot is equipped with a well-executed automapping system to keep track of its travels.)

Taking down gigantic reptiles, monstrous insects and out of this world alien invaders are just a normal day at work for you in this exciting new game from the makers of House of Dead and Saga Bass Fishing. This third person shooter brings home the idea of excitement and adventure to your living room.