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EA Sports FC 24 is the inaugural installment in EA Sports' rebranded football series, succeeding the FIFA franchise after a 30-year partnership ended in 2022.

Blast Off is a physics-based puzzle game developed by Halfbrick Studios and released as a PSP Mini in November 2009. The game challenges players to rescue stranded astronauts by navigating a rocket through gravitational fields, managing limited fuel and air supplies.

Beam 'Em Up is a downloadable action-puzzle game for the PSP, developed and published by Immersive Games. Released on June 15, 2010, it was part of Sony's PSP Minis initiative, offering bite-sized games for on-the-go gaming. The game combines elements of space exploration and puzzle-solving, set against a 1950s sci-fi backdrop.

Yummy Yummy Cooking Jam is a fast-paced cooking simulation game developed by Virtual Toys and released for the PSP Minis platform on October 29, 2009. The game is also available on other platforms, including WiiWare, iOS, and Nintendo DSiWare.

This top-down shooter, developed by Abstraction Games and published by Chillingo, was released for the PSP Minis platform. In the game, you control a vampire hunter battling waves of undead enemies such as zombies, ghouls, and werewolves. As you progress, you can collect items, upgrade weapons, and unlock abilities like Telekinesis and Bloodlust. The game features multiple modes, including Survival and Wave Attack, offering replayability.

This Is Football Management (TiFM) is a PSP Mini released on February 11, 2010, developed by Sports Director Ltd. and published by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe. Tailored for the PSPgo, it offers a streamlined football management experience on the go.

Telegraph Crosswords is a PSP Mini game developed and published by Sanuk Games, released on June 1, 2010. It offers a collection of 500 crossword puzzles, including Quick, General Knowledge, and Cryptic varieties, providing hours of challenging gameplay. The game is designed to emulate the classic pen-and-paper crossword experience with an intuitive interface and controls.

As part of the PSP Minis collection, this game offers a straightforward Sudoku experience with multiple difficulty levels. It includes features like a Newspaper mode for custom puzzles and the ability to change the background music to your preference.

Stand O’ Food is a time-management simulation game developed by G5 Entertainment, released as a PSP Mini on December 3, 2009. It challenges players to manage fast food restaurants, preparing and serving a variety of burgers to hungry customers. The game emphasizes speed, accuracy, and strategic planning, offering an engaging experience for fans of the genre.

Route 66 is a hidden object puzzle game developed by Gameshastra Inc. and released as a PSP Mini on January 28, 2010. It offers a casual, family-friendly experience where players join "Mad" Madeleine Mayflower on a road trip along the iconic Route 66, exploring quirky tourist attractions and solving puzzles.

Red Bull X-Fighters is a PSP Mini released on June 15, 2010, developed by Xendex and published by Konami. It brings the excitement of freestyle motocross (FMX) to handheld gaming, allowing players to perform gravity-defying stunts and compete in the world-renowned Red Bull X-Fighters tournaments.

Puzzle.Scape is a puzzle game developed by Farmind Ltd and released as a PSP Mini on October 1, 2009. It offers a unique blend of block-matching mechanics and artistic visuals, drawing inspiration from games like Lumines and Tetris Attack.

Pinball Dreams is a classic pinball simulation game originally released in 1992 for the Amiga platform. In 2009, Cowboy Rodeo ported this beloved title to the PSP Minis lineup, offering a nostalgic experience for fans of retro gaming.

Pachisi is a digital adaptation of the ancient Indian board game, developed by GameShastra and released as a PSP Mini on December 17, 2009. Often referred to as the "national game of India," Pachisi has been a popular pastime for centuries and serves as the inspiration for Western games like Ludo and Parcheesi.

Let's Golf is a vibrant and accessible arcade-style golf game developed by Gameloft, released as a PSP Mini on November 24, 2009. It offers a streamlined golfing experience with charming visuals and intuitive controls, making it an appealing choice for both casual players and golf enthusiasts.