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Showing posts with label SPORTS. Show all posts
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Virtua Tennis 3
File Size RAR'd: 221MB
File Size UnRAR'd: 513MB
File Type: ISO
Tested on: 5.50GEN-D3
File Size UnRAR'd: 513MB
File Type: ISO
Tested on: 5.50GEN-D3
Sega's tennis series has had a multitude of names over the years: Virtua Tennis, Power Smash, and Sega Sports Tennis. While the names may differ depending on location and year, the games have always been easy to pick up and play and hard to put down. Virtua Tennis 3 is a great game that holds true to that winning formula. There are some new minigames, and the career mode has been fleshed out, but it's clear that the developers were focused on refining the gameplay rather than reinventing it.
Tony Hawk's Underground Remix 2
File Size RAR'd: 228MB
File Size UnRAR'd: 603MB
File Type: ISO
Tested on: 5.50GEN-D3
File Size UnRAR'd: 603MB
File Type: ISO
Tested on: 5.50GEN-D3
Impressive Tony Hawk games that arrive simultaneously with portable hardware launches are nothing new. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 took the series to the Game Boy Advance with winning results. But at the same time, you couldn't help but feel like you were playing a different game entirely. Now, just in time for the PSP launch, Activision is set to offer up a portable version of Tony Hawk's Underground 2, which was released on consoles last year. This "remixed" version of the original delivers almost everything that was great about the console versions, and with the inclusion of four new levels, the single-player experience has gotten even better.
Fight Night Round 3
File Size RAR'd: 314MB
File Size UnRAR'd: 322MBFile Type: CSO
Tested on: 5.50GEN-D3
EA Sports' boxing franchise makes its handheld debut with Fight Night Round 3 on the PSP. Rather than attempting to cram a full port of the PlayStation 2 version of the game onto the smaller format, EA Chicago has built an entirely different game, specific to the PSP. The incorporation of some of the better elements of the console versions of Round 2 and Round 3, along with the addition of some all-new features, makes the PSP version a competent boxing game that doesn't make too many sacrifices for the sake of portability. Unfortunately, the sacrifices that are made will be sorely obvious to fans of the series, and the resulting experience is somewhat disappointing.
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