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SOCOM Fireteam Bravo 3
PlayStation Portable
The third installment in the SOCOM series on PSP, Fireteam Bravo 3 continues to do what Fireteams do best - minus providing a trade-in value.

NBA 10: The Inside
PlayStation Portable
NBA 10: The Inside on the PlayStation Portable is both a fast 'n' loose basketball game and a mini game bevy, the latter of which is its foremost strength.

Gran Turismo
PlayStation Portable
Originally slated as a PSP launch title in 2004, Polyphony Digital's iconic Gran Turismo racing simulator has become something of a myth in gaming circles - its very own Bigfoot. Now, at last, it's here.

MLB 09: The Show
PlayStation Portable
MLB 09: The Show for PlayStation Portable (PSP) features a few minor tweaks to last year's iteration and, perhaps surprisingly, only has a few minor differences from this year's PlayStation3 version of the same name.

Wipeout Pulse
PlayStation Portable
SCEA's pet brand of almost terminally-groovy antigravity racing is back, following in the neon tracers of its predecessor, Wipeout Pure. Pulse sweetens the deal for PSP owners with an expanded career mode, online multi-player, custom audio tracks, with at least one caveat: It's brutally-demanding in terms of reflexes and precision on the part of the player.

God of War: Chains of Olympus
PlayStation Portable
An excellent reason to own a PlayStation Portable, God of War: Chains of Olympus is an almost-perfectly excellent game to go in it, or a mostly-perfectly excellent game, depending on your half-full interpretation of half-empty glasses. Or mostly-full... Nevermind.

Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice
PlayStation Portable
Extreme Justice plays like an action movie with super hero cops spouting really lame dialog all the way through a truly pathetic story arc which nonetheless doesn't quite totally detract from the fact that the action is truly a lot of fun.

Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles
PlayStation Portable
Castlevania: Dracula X offers plenty of whip-cracking action to Castlevania fans and leather enthusiast alike. It's a difficult game, but it's hard not to recommend it based on the extra, fan-sating content alone.


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Coraline DVD A typical Neil Gaiman story, Coraline delivers a top-notch stop-motion adventure punctuated by magic, quirky dialogue and a rich gaggle of misfit characters.
Knowing DVD What starts out as an action packed study in numerology degenerates into hopeless pseudo-religious sci-fi tripe; the utter lack of bonus content on DVD does nothing elevate Knowing above epic twaddle. With bunnies.
Speed Racer DVD Sure, cars shouldn't be able to jump on demand much less pirouette like motorized shurikens. But girls don't give you kooties, either. Speed Racer is all about the life-is-racing fantasy. As in larger-than and fantastic.
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street DVD The infamous story of Benjamin Barker, a.k.a Sweeney Todd, who sets up a barber shop down in London which is the basis for a sinister partnership with his fellow tenant, Mrs. Lovett. Based on the hit Broadway musical, this film has all the hallmarks of a Burton/Depp labor of love.
Cloverfield DVD An innovative flick about a monster attack in New York as told from the point of view of a small group of people, even better if you consider it a horror movie rather than sci-fi.