Taxi 3 Extreme Rush
Youre having a really bad day and to make it worse somebody has stolen your precious black cab. You try to search the crime location for clues, but reality sets in and you accept that your beloved cab is gone... Soon after the theft, whilst you walk the streets looking for answers, the driver of an exotic sports car speeding by recognizes you immediately and slams on the brakes, after all your supercharged twin-V8 black cab, makes you the most famous taxi driver in London! The driver has many contacts, especially within the underground racing scene and wants to help you find your precious cab...! As you enter the underground scene as an undercover street racer you will have to call upon all your driving skills and abilities to win.

Azgard Defence is an unique strategy game, where you must build a line of defence to protect your home Azgard from hordes of most dangerous creatures, invading your place. Choose wizely amongst the fifteen tower types, upgrade them, combine them, find the most effective placement combination, and earn as much as you can. Azgard Defence is a superior of all Tower Defence games, combining addictive gameplay with unique features. As always, we bring you great graphics and polished gameplay.

Might and Magic VII: For Blood and Honor is a role playing game published in 1999 by 3DO and developed by New World Computing, and is the predecessor of Might and Magic VIII: Day of the Destroyer and the sequel to Might and Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven.

 

Marine Sharpshooter 3
If nothing else, Marine Sharpshooter 3 lives up to its billing. You play a marine. You do a lot of sharpshooting. And that's about it. The box-cover blurb claims that this franchise has sold over a million copies, but it's hard to see how a game this dumb and derivative could ever develop a fan base. While the game isn't horrific looking, and there is a lot of shooting going on, all you do is stalk through linear levels sniping everything that moves. Retro shooter fans might enjoy this monotonous killing for an hour or so, then look for the uninstall icon. 

God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP)
One of the nice things about the game industry is that it doesn’t take 10 years for a developer to earn respect. Great games don’t happen accidentally — there’s simply too much involved behind the scenes. If a developer’s good, it’s good, and it gets the credit. So when Daxter hit PSP last March and cemented itself as the system’s best platformer, startup Ready At Dawn instantly earned a loyal fanbase.

 

 

The Golden Compass (PSP)
Players assume the role of a young girl named Lyra as she travels through the frozen wastes of the North in an attempt to rescue a friend kidnapped by a mysterious organization known as The Gobblers. Travelling with her are an armored polar bear and her pet demon Pantalaimon (Pan). Together, they must use a magical golden compass and other items to explore the land and fight their way through confrontations in order to help Lyra’s friend.

 

 

With the gruesome T-Virus finally dormant, Jill Valentine has resigned from S.T.A.R.S. and is going to leave what's left of Raccoon City. Much to her dismay, her exit has been delayed by the same flesh-eating zombies that plagued her counterparts in the first two games! This time, however, the undead are augmented by bloodthirsty hunters, evil hellhounds, and other terrors of the night. As Jill, you'll meet up with a lot of new faces, and some old ones too. Carlos Olivera, for example, is an Umbrella Biohazard Countermeasure Service Agent that seems to want to help you out; whether you trust him or not is up to you. Each time you meet up with an enemy, you can either confront it or evade it, but your choices all add up in this immersing tale of terror. Of course, you do have some pretty powerful ammo to back you up, and the game even lets you combine weapons to make your own firepower. The third installment in the popular RESIDENT EVIL series, this one boasts improved graphics, sound, and overall gameplay. Hidden at the end of the adventure is a bonus Mercenaries game but you'll be lucky if you live to see it. Fans of previous Resident Evil games will like it, but those who have yet to enter the world of survival-horror would do better to start with Resident Evil 2.