(PS2) Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 [NTSC-U] [1.15GB]

Budokai Tenkaichi 3 is a 1vs1 fighting game based on the anime/manga Dragon Ball by Akira Toriyama. It includes the apocalyptic battles and the essence of the Dragon Ball series following the main story of the popular manga. As in the previous games of the series, you'll have to select your character (over 162 characters with their own movements and combos) and fight against a friend or the computer in many different game modes with many different stages and weather/time conditions.

Budokai Tenkaichi 3 is the third game of the Budokai Tenkaichi series and features some new things like new characters, Battle Replay to capture your fights and save them to a SD card, night and day stages for more accurate battles following the history made by Akira Toriyama and a Disc Fusion to unlock new modes with the need of previously released games Budokai Tenkaichi and Budokai Tenkaichi 2. There are also new combos and movements as well as the possibility to take control of the Giant Apes for the Saiyans.

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(PS2) V-Rally 3 [NTSC-U] [1.38GB]

With vehicles featuring up to 15,000 polygons, V-Rally 3 offers players the chance to build a career, beginning as a probationary driver of 1.6L front wheel drive machines, and culminating as a world class driver of 2.0L four-wheel drive cars. By successfully completing events and rallies, new sponsor contracts can be signed with increasingly difficult goals, new offers open up from companies looking for top drivers, and better equipment and cars become available. V-Rally 3 also offers quick racing formats of Time Attack and Challenges.

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(PS2) Indigo Prophecy [NTSC-U] [988 MB]

From Gamespot's review:

"Indigo Prophecy is a game that actually gives the term "cinematic gameplay" some context, as well as some real heartfelt meaning.".

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INFO:
Category: Action Adventure
Size: 988 MB
Publisher: Atari

Developer: Quantic Dream

Release Date: 2005

Gamespot Review

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(PS2) Dragonball Z infinite World [NTSC-U] [1.70 GB]

Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World combines all the best elements of previous Dragon Ball Z games, whilst also boasting new features such as "Dragon Missions", new battle types and drama scenes for fans to delve deeper than ever before into the Dragon Ball Z universe.

The new "Dragon Missions" in Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World include many famous scenes from the Dragon Ball Z series never before seen in a video game. A range of missions from time attack in the "Snake Road Mission" alongside other action and racing-style missions puts players' strategy and quick-thinking skills to the test beyond simply showing off their deadly fighting skills.

But no Dragon Ball Z game would be complete without its fair share of spectacular battles. Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World uses a simplified battle system taken from the recently released next-gen Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit for thrilling hand-to-hand fighting on the ground, or flying leaps and aerial combat in the skies. Defeat your opponent by blasting damaging Ki attacks from the sky or by diving into him and launching an explosive smash attack.

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INFO:
Category: Fighting
Size: 1.70 GB
Publisher: Atari

Developer: Dimps Corporation

Release Date: 2008

Gamespot Review

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(PS2) Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 [NTSC-U] [849 MB]

All the power of DBZ is yours. A Hall of Fame cast of the greatest DBZ, DBGT and DBZ movie characters meet for first time for some of the fastest paced, highest intensity battles ever seen. New abilities include, for the first time on PlayStation 2, the ability to fly at will in a DBZ fighting game. Pummel your foes on the ground and in the air.

In North America, an exclusive re-release package of the game (for the PlayStation "Greatest Hits" line) was released. It contained extras not included in the original black label release. This special version includes an unlockable bonus feature that lets you listen to the original Japanese voice over cast, as well an additional unlockable costume for Goku, Piccolo, and Trunks. It also uses the original Japanese cover art for the case.

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INFO:
Category: Fighting
Size: 849 MB
Publisher: Atari

Developer: Dimps Corporation

Release Date: 2004

Gamespot Review

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(PS2) Kao The Kangaroo Round 2 [NTSC-U] [318MB]

The boxing kangaroo hops back to consoles in a 3D platform game that has players rescuing animals captured by a ruthless hunter and his bumbling henchmen. Kao will trek across five regions and more than 20 levels filled with punching and hopping action, including locales based on Antarctica, Australia, and more. In addition to his glove-covered paws, Kao can perform tail swipes, throw boomerangs, and master other techniques as he confronts over 30 different enemy types during his quest to free his animal friends. To help Kao achieve his goal, players will be able to enlist the services of a whale and pelican to cross dangerous terrain, as well as jump onto a snowboard, or into a catapult and water barrel to discover new areas. Players will also be able to acquire an assortment of power-ups during their globetrotting adventure.

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(PS2) Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone [PAL-E] [2.2GB]

 

 

Players guide three distinct heroes through the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons lands known as the Forgotten Realms, to correct a mistake and perhaps save the world in the process. By accidentally meddling in an age-old feud between two powerful, demonic hordes, the player's characters have allowed both abysmal armies into our plane of existence. Now the noble characters are honor-bound to make amends, and banish the demons from Faerun once more.

The player directly controls one of the three characters and can switch between them at nearly any time. These characters represent the fundamental AD&D archetypes: the burly fighter, who can take at least as much punishment as he dishes out, the agile rogue, who can pick locks and sneak about for surprise attacks, and the resourceful sorcerer, who specializes in a variety of ranged combat spells. Demon Stone is designed to call on the diverse abilities of each of these three characters, so using the right hero for the right job is an important part of play.

Characters gain experience and new abilities as they progress through the adventure, but Demon Stone players won't spend as much time number-crunching as they might in other AD&D games. Most of the statistical arithmetic that drives the combat system is applied behind the scenes. While Stormfront's collaboration with AD&D license holder Wizards of the Coast helps ensure that Demon Stone's rules system is accurate to the pen & paper standards, the focus of this game is squarely on the action.

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(PS2) Fahrenheit [PAL-E] [1.75GB]

 Plot:

 In the near future, New York City is beset by a series of brutal murders that all follow the same pattern: ordinary people killing total strangers in public places. Fahrenheit tells the story of Lucas Kane, a man whose destiny is forever changed when he becomes another member of this macabre club of unwitting killers, and is forced to team up with the woman assigned to bring him to justice.

This incredibly cinematic game puts you in the shoes of various characters involved in this mysterious affair, allowing the story to unravel from numerous viewpoints. Simple, intuitive gameplay allows for hundreds of context-sensitive actions that can have a direct effect on the direction of the plot.

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(PS2) Alone in the Dark [PAL-E] [2.49GB]

 

 

 

The PS2 and Wii versions of Alone in the Dark follow the same plot as the game developed for Xbox 360 and Windows by Eden Games, but were created by a different company with their own vision how the game should be implemented.

Level structure, mechanics of gameplay, and looks of the characters (Sarah, especially) sometimes differ strongly as these versions contain concept elements that were left out of the other game. The driving sequences are almost entirely taken out. The first-person view is also mostly not used, and, for example, fire can be extinguished in the third-person mode. The basic aspects of screenplay are retained, but this can be considered another "what if" instalment in the series, rather than a canonical entry like the other version. The endings have a different look, but remain largely the same.

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(PS2) Dragon Ball Z: Sagas [NTSC-U] [1.10GB]

Full of famous characters and free-range fighting, this game is designed to let Dragon Ball Z fans play through some of their favorite storylines. Following success of the Budokai 3D fighting series, Dragon Ball Z returns to PS2 and GameCube (and comes to Xbox for the first time) in this third-person action-adventure, which is based directly on the animated television series. Dragon Ball Z: Sagas lets gamers take the roles of five DBZ heroes -- Goku, Gohan, Piccolo, Vegeta, and Trunks -- and play through the first parts of the anime series' sophisticated storyline, from the Saiyan Saga through the Cell Games.

DBZ Sagas is designed to let fans explore open-ended areas featured on the television show. Random enemies and hidden items promote an "emergent," sandbox-style of play. Since the main game mode follows the plot of the animated series, the playable character changes through the adventure's 19 levels, according to the heroes featured in the different chapters of the story. Famous villains such as Cell, Nappa, and Raditz are featured as well, in boss battles that occur between the third-person adventure levels. Once the main game has been completed, new playable characters are unlocked, and gamers can revisit levels as any hero they wish, even if their choice doesn't make sense in the Dragon Ball Z timeline.

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(PS2) Grand Prix Challenge [NTSC-U] [1.41GB]

Grand Prix Challenge is an F1 racing game, officially licensed by Formula One Administration Limited. The game features all the 22 drivers, 11 cars and 17 circuits from the 2002 F1 season.

There are 4 levels of AI (the hardest one needs to be unlocked) and 3 skill levels. In Expert mode you have the choice of Automatic or Manual gears, and can even adjust the Traction Control settings while racing.

As well as time trials, single races and the full championship, you can take on the Grand Prix Challenge - A series of themed mini-championships designed to take you from a beginner to an expert racer, slowly introducing various aspects of the game such as damage, tire wear, fuel, pitstops, weather, etc.

Other features are: variable weather (it can rain in the middle of a race), fuel usage, tire wear, interactive pitstops, car setup and split-screen multiplayer.

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