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The Sims 2 (Platinum) (PSP) for the Sony Playstation Portable has a very exciting and mystical theme. The storyline has also been injected with a lot of elements of mystery which the gamer will find to be quite tantalizing. The EA game gives the gamer the independence to structure the neighbourhood according to his convenience and to control its very presence. The gamer needs to uncover all the mysterious incidents taking place in Strange town and get down to business. The sanity meter of the Sim is something that needs to be taken care of as it will help in coordinating and sharing secrets with contemporaries and allies. Now since your Sim is available right there on your palm, you can take it to any place you wish to.

There are some really exciting features which make The Sims 2 (Platinum) (PSP) a very exciting game. The first one is the theme of the story. There are 20 exclusive spots that need to be discovered and the sanity meter has to be taken care of to avert a breakdown. Secrets have to be swapped and content be customized throughout the course of the game. The 8 mini games are there to be played and involve a lot of enthusiasm. Go smoothly and you will see success coming your way in the Sims 2 (Platinum) (PSP). The game is a good play on the Sony Playstation Portable and helps you in certain ways to find out solutions for the stages. You will find the experience enthralling and the pricing of the game is also affordable. Playing it will be a real delight, especially for fans of the Sims series.

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If gut-wrenching action or jaw dropping racing doesn’t really get to you then do not fret for there is a whole range of games out there for people who are looking for wholesome entertainment and fun. Among them is the Sims 2 – Cast Away. Developed by Electronic Arts, the Sims franchise has sold millions of copies worldwide and captured the imagination of the public.

In this game the Sims are washed ashore a beautiful tropical island. Money is nonexistent here and everything has to be built from scratch. You have to keep the Sims alive in The Sims 2 - Cast Away PSP game by ensuring that their basic requirements are fulfilled. Explore and discover the island dotted with beautiful lagoons, beaches, caves, mountains and jungles. Everything has to be crafted from scratch including the tools, shelter, furniture and clothing. Explore the animal filled jungles to find the ancient structures and treasures. You have to trap animals, raise crops and catch fish for food. The PlayStation Portable game features many encrypted treasure maps that need to be decoded. You can either choose to stay on this uncharted island and build a civilisation or find your way back to the civilised world. Built by incorporating classic Sims elements how you choose to play the game is based on your discretion. Whether you want to live a life of basic subsistence or build an entire civilisation is up to you.

With no particular mission to complete this out of the ordinary game provides you hours of gameplay. The Sims 2 – Cast Away is an incredible game from the Sims franchise that lets you delve into the magic of living on an uncharted paradise. What is even more exciting is the prospect of The Sims 3 which we can’t wait to get our hands on, even if its only on the PC.

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A PSP version of the highly anticipated PC game Spore was confirmed way back in 2006. Now, years later, the company is silent. Although we have seen Spore on the Nintendo DS, that version is actually completely different than its PC origin. Really, the fact that the game has yet to make its way to the PSP is quite logical, seeing as even some beefed up PC systems had problems playing the game smoothly; so we can hardly be able to expect the Playstation Portable to handle it. Nevertheless, a promise is a promise, and until a Spore PSP version is officially denied, we can keep hoping. In the mean, we’ll offer a look at the PC game that is causing all the hype.

As you play Spore on the PC, you assume the role of as a microbe, and go through five stages ranging from microbiotic to the intergalactic. You have just two choices – you kill or not. As a microbe with teeth, you have a choice of killing of just being a vegetarian. As you go through the process of evolution, you evolve to dry land from the primordial soup. Here again, you have a choice between killing or befriending things by singing little songs to them.

As a society is formed with important decisions such as the kind of buildings to have in the first village, your choice is to kill or feed tangles of mouths and legs with plates of oranges. As you move on to a civilized location, your choice is between building machines that kill or maraca factories.

Surprisingly, the non violent aspect of this game is extremely interesting, in fact, even more interesting than killing a creature by just clicking on it. As the lizard plays dead for your amusement, copy a bipedal lizard with many fangs to show that you are not different. Make a bag of eyes your bitch by dancing for it.

There are five addictive and simple sub-games offering players with a stream of new and exciting stuff. Excitement is offered not by swords but with body parts. For instance, you can inspect a skeleton on the beach to evolve a new beak. You can electrify your body by eating a blue, feral kangaroo. Each time you befriend or kill, you earn a DNA point which you can use for mutation.

Mutation process again offers fun and excitement. Have hours of fun designing the most awesome demented creatures and try to animate them with the game. Make it dance, eat, fight and walk, even mate. Creating species is fun and extremely addictive. In fact the Spore PC/Mac version starts with one of your germ species crashes into a cracked open meteor in the sea. You have to flee from spiky, nasty and big things in the water. However, as you eat a lot, your creature swells enough to make your huge hunter a small prey.

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Major League Baseball 2K8 is a baseball game for the PlayStation Portable. Its brothers on the Xbox 360 and the PS3 have done great jobs after their release, and nothing less can be said about the PSP version.

The 2K8 version of MLB on the PSP is quite an improvement of last year’s version, considering that the gameplay is way more fluid and the game, as a whole, feels a lot better when you play it. Players can be moved around with ease, and they move as you want them to move. The graphics of the Major League Baseball 2K8 PS3 version are obviously far more advanced, although the PSP version isn’t too shabby either. Sharper player animations, combined with the improved gameplay features, take the players closer to being real athletes than ever before on a handheld, which is, after all, the whole purpose of a sports game.

The batting perspective requires you to concentrate a bit, in order to correctly time your bat stroke with the ball, and to properly position your bat. The Pitching aspect of the game has gone through a major revamp, and now the ball can curve and swing a lot more depending on you wishes. A new view for the pitching part of the game can take the gameplay experience up a bit more as well.

Fielding can be quite pleasing, or amusing if you must. It has evolved into a smooth system, with fielders tracking the ball with increased ease, and a bit more realism added to it. Diving to catch a ball can be a little tough, but experience is all you will need to get the hang of it.

The main options such as Pennant Fever, GM Career, Season, The farm, etc. are still there, unchanged, but there has been a change to the general interface; which makes the entre experience a bit more pleasing to the eye.

Major League Baseball 2K8 features online play as well, and it’s quite a nice experience, playing online with friends. Online can be of two types- Either through the internet, where you can play with random players worldwide, or it can be just a small game between friends.

MLB 2K8 is an awesome addition to the list of PSP titles, and is a great game to buy for those major league baseball enthusiasts.

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