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By admin | February 20, 2007
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 2 Player Sport Pack 12 in 1 kit for PS3 Move Controller  US $16.99
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 Killzone 3 Sony Playstation 3 2011 US $40.00
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 NHL 2K8 PLAYSTATION 3 US $20.00
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 MegaMind Ultimate Showdown Sony Playstation 3 2010 US $11.38
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 Brand new Skylanders Dark Spyro figure search Ignitor Whirlwind Cynder Gold US $20.50
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 Brand new Skylanders Ignitor figure search Spyro Whirlwind Cynder US $29.73
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Nail''d PS3 by PS3 $39.95 nail''d is truly a hellish ride. No other racing game has ever featured such differences in altitude! Only those who master daring jumps into unknown depths at ultimate top speeds stand a chance to win the challenging action races in nail''d. Steep slopes, suddenly appearing obstacles and surprising turns in the track demand sharp reflexes, requiring players to give their all. Through its insane bursts of speed, nail''d will catapult you from one adrenalin boost to the next. In a tournament, players will charge through diverse geographical track settings, e.g. between the redwood trees and sheer granite mountain faces of Yosemite National Park. Players in nail''d get to choose between various vehicle classes, including motorbikes and quads. Once they have picked their wheels, it''s time to hit the track and prevail against challenging AI opponents. A compelling soundtrack by well-known bands helps to urge you on to do your very best. |
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In It To Win It $14.24 In It To Win It |
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Win $23.56 Win |
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WIN WIN: WIN WIN $14.96 WIN WIN: WIN WIN |
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The Will to Win $15.16 The Will to Win |
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Nascar 2011: The Game PS3 by PS3 $44.99 From the 22 real world tracks to full pit stop strategy action, NASCAR The Game 2011 captures the real atmosphere, sense of speed and spectacle that embodies NASCAR. The game includes in-depth multiplayer modes which allow up to 16 players to battle it out for the win online. In both online and offline races, players earn NASCAR experience points which help unlock rewards such as decal packs or special car designs, as well as career sponsorships and special races throughout career mode. |
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FaceBreaker (PS3) $4.99 From the same folks that brought us the much-admired Fight Night Round 3 comes a boxing game that takes itself a little less seriously in the (mis) shape of FaceBreaker. It's a ludicrously violent game, but it's all done in such a cartoon-ish way that surely no one could possibly be offended, could they? The spirit of the arcade boxing game lives on in this 'one-two' of a title from Electronic Arts' new Freestyle sub-label, surely with a view to lure in non-boxing fans. Brief exposure to FaceBreaker should do the trick. It looks like a lot of fun, and whaddya know? It is! As we mentioned, the game doesn't take itself too seriously, and that's reflected in the minimal number of options and modes. Win conditions consist of the three knockdowns rule, who suffers least damage after three rounds, Sudden Death and FaceBreaker, in which you get to keep the head of your opponent if you are victorious. Lovely! There are plenty of amusing characters to choose from with their own strengths, weaknesses, unusual behaviour and signature moves. All in all, FaceBreaker provides a lot of laughs while giving you something to get your teeth into AND that essential 'one more go' feeling. It's a knockout! |
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SEGA Rally (PS3) $10.95 The long-awaited next-gen appearance of Sega Rally is here, and it's definitely been worth the wait. The whole package of sound and vision does not disappoint, even on a non-HDTV, and Sega fans of an offroad bent (we know there are plenty of you out there) will lap up every mud-spattered, dust-blown moment. There is the usual selection of race modes available in the PS3 and 360 versions of Sega Rally: Quick Race is where you simply choose a car and track and get into the action in an instant; Championship enables you to race against others in an attempt to win three separate rally championships. You start in the Premier Championship with a small selection of cars and attempt to accumulate sufficient points by winning races to open up the next championship; Time Attack is where you cover as much distance as possible against the clock as the only car on the circuit. You can select any car and track combination, post a record distance covered in the time provided on the Leaderboards and compete against a ghost car for a further challenge. And finally there is the multiplayer option, where you can race friends in the same room, or head online to race players from around the world. Both the PS3 and 360 versions enable up to six players to compete online. |
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Win Win $25.99 Win Win |
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Borderlands (PS3) $15.95 Borderlands is a futuristic science fiction first person shooter with role playing elements from Gearbox Software, who previously created the Brothers in Arms series of games. The game seeks to move FPS games on from the evolutionary cul-de-sac some people believe them to currently inhabit. Borderlands is set on Pandora, a planet at the edge of the galaxy where colonists have been drawn by the expectation of vast mineral wealth. However, when the planet turns out to be barren, the rich leave, and the poor are abandoned to chaos and lawlessness: a futuristic wild frontier like the American old west. The remaining settlers elect to try to find and exploit abandoned alien technology as their route to getting off this forsaken planet. Pandora's vicious indigenous life-forms decide that the settlers look like an appealing snack. In this hostile and dangerous environment, you play as a mercenary treasure hunter. And here the RPG elements of the game come into play - to establish the trust of the locals, you have to undertake missions to win their favour. These may be collecting or hunting missions.... and while this aspect of the game is similar to role playing games, the focus is very much on real time 3D action. The game continues in this vein: there is a main story to progress through, but there are side missions that can be followed at any time to help you gain items and experience. Experience enables players to level up, RPG style - so the game has no difficulty levels, instead featuring a scalable challenge system. If a particular battle is too tough for you, back track, complete some side-quests and then try again with improved abilities and equipment. When it comes to equipment, Borderlands has another surprise up its sleeve - a truly phenomenal amount of different weapons. A weapons "manufacturing" engine uses a randomise feature to create truly mind numbing numbers of combinations - over 600,000 different weapons, including handguns, machine guns and sniper rifles. But also with alien technology, plasma rifles and rocket launchers too. Players will always be able to search out bigger, badder and better weapons. And to avoid screeds of stats to tell you what a weapon does - they are colour coded to give you an at-a-glance idea of their capabilities. Just as the weapons of Borderlands are randomised, so is the terrain. Main locations such as towns are fixed, but the landscape between them is generated just for the game you are playing. Borderlands also has a multi-player co-operative mode, in which, any experience earned by completing missions is shared between team members equally, because everyone's skills will be required to successfully complete a mission. |
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Ps3 Singularity $41.99 PS3 SINGULARITY |
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Start The Party! (PS3) $9.99 Sony has had a lot of success with the PlayStation 2 EyeToy Play games, and with the release of the PS3 Move peripheral it makes sense that we get to enjoy another round of augmented reality-based mini-games. Start The Party! allows you to turn your living room into a funhouse once more, with over 20 different games to play and a Custom Party Mode to arrange them in any order you like! The PlayStation Eye tracks your body and shows an image of you on the TV, while the PlayStation Move is used to interact with the virtual objects to win points. Slice melons in half with your pirate sword, brush the teeth of a crocodile, pop various colours of pufferfish and whack pinatas, draw shapes, fan parachuters to raft-based safety, trim hair and swat bugs with your friends – pass the controller around for up to three additional players for maximum enjoyment. After you've beaten the clock (and your friends) in every game, a slideshow displays all the funniest photos of you moving around the room like a crazy person. Here's a meta-game for you: try and see if you can complete any of these mini-games without looking silly and having awesome fun at the end of it. Now there's the real challenge in this game. |
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MX Alive PS3 Game $17.99 Definitive Realism: Experience total control of both rider and bike with easier controls as part of the enhanced Rider Reflex. An advanced real-time deformation continuously changes the track beneath you with every lap. Wreck-avoidance lets you correct collisions and landings to race like a pro. Elbow-to-Elbow Action: Go bar-to-bar with in-your-face motocross racing. Rider-to-rider collisions and win/loss conditions through a new bar banging system. Event Types: Compete in the Nationals and claim the Motocross Championship title. For ages 12 years and over. |
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PS3 Zpack PS3 Break Modchip Dongle $12.41 PS3 Zpack PS3 Break Modchip Dongle |
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PS3 Super On-Off Switch Plug for PS3 Break $3.71 PS3 Super On-Off Switch Plug for PS3 Break |
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Shadows of the Damned (PS3) $15.95 It’s been some time coming but the latest game to flow from the fertile mind of Japanese game designing great Goichi Suda (aka Suda 51) who brought the world No More Heroes is here. Suda joins forces with Resident Evil maker Shinji Mikami in producing Shadow of the Damned. As the name suggests this is a twisted story centring on hell itself. Be warned that Shadow of the Damned is not for the faint-hearted as it seeks to tell a psychological tale in the underworld featuring gory action in an adventure of dark meanings. The main character, demon-hunter Garcia’s girlfriend is kidnapped by evil demons. He has to rescue her. This means he has to travel to the ‘City of the Damned’. He is accompanied by an ex-demon who can transform itself into an variety of hideous and efficient weapons. In order to win through, gamers must use the power of the light in their battles against the army of darkness. Victory can only be achieved by solving puzzles, being victorious in combat, and... by the use of terror itself. The game features unique and fantastic environments including towns torn to shreds by demons, shadow infested forests, and grimy sewers. |
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Fight Night Champion (PS3) $17.99 More than just a change to the franchise name, Fight Night Champion takes the boxing experience one giant step forward by delivering an experience never before seen in an EA SPORTS video game. History will be made with this revolutionary iteration that builds upon the best-in-class gameplay and physics engine of Fight Night Round 4, while immersing you in a world of brutality, uncertainty, betrayal, and redemption. Survive the brutal road to redemption with Fight Night Champion. Key Features: Full Spectrum Punch Control: Control your boxer’s punches with precision and accuracy like never before with a new synergy of gameplay controls. From overhand punches to strategic counter jabs and one-punch knockouts, overwhelm your opponents with your refined skill set. Physics-Based Gameplay: Move around the ring and time your attacks with precision. Building off the best-in-class gameplay engine featured in Fight Night Round 4, you now have an even wider range of abilities when it comes to counterattacks, setting up combos, and attacking your opponent. Legacy Mode: Create your alter ego and put him in the ring against past champions. Work your way up the ranks through training and scheduled bouts, and establish your name as the fighter to beat. Take your boxer online and see how you size up against the best in the world competing for local or worldwide belts in the all-new Fight Night Nation. Online Gyms: Create an online gym with your friends and battle it out to see who’s the ultimate champion, or turn boxing into a team sport and challenge other gyms in Rival Matches to unlock items, win trophies, and more. Authentic Content: Fight Night Champion showcases the truest graphical representation of the sport, lifestyle, and culture of boxing with authentic and dynamic blood, realistic body damage and deformation, and mature content throughout. Experience the violence and brutality that is true to the trade. |
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