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Story Mode: Players control Lightning McQueen as he challenges the Delinquent Road Hazards—Boost, Wingo, DJ, and Snot Rod—to a series of races. The narrative unfolds with Lightning aiming to have the Tuners leave Radiator Springs if he wins. The climax features a race against Chick Hicks at the Carburetor County Speedway.

Game Modes:

• Grand Prix: Compete in four consecutive races to accumulate the highest points.

• Time Trial: Race against the clock to achieve the best times on each track.

• Custom Race: Set up personalized races by selecting tracks, characters, and opponents.

• Multiplayer: Engage in local wireless races with friends.

Tracks: The game features various tracks, including Radiator Springs, Ornament Valley, and Tailfin Pass, each offering unique challenges and environments.

Playable Characters: In addition to Lightning McQueen, players can unlock characters like Doc, Ramone, Flo, Sheriff, and even the Tuners and Chick Hicks through progression in the game.

Cars 2: The Video Game for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) is an action-packed racing game developed by Virtual Toys and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. Released in 2011, it offers a unique blend of high-speed racing and spy-themed missions, inspired by Pixar's Cars 2 movie.

• Spy-Themed Racing: Players train as agents in the CHROME (Command Headquarters for Recon Operations and Motorized Espionage) facility, engaging in various missions and races to become world-class spies.

• Diverse Character Roster: Choose from over 20 characters, including Lightning McQueen, Mater, and new additions from the film. Characters are categorized into three weight classes—light, medium, and heavy—affecting their speed and handling.

• Multiple Game Modes: The game features various modes such as traditional races, battle events with weapons, and arena-style challenges. Players can perform tricks like driving on two wheels, jumping, and drifting to gain boosts.

• Multiplayer Support: Enjoy local multiplayer with up to four players, allowing for competitive racing and cooperative missions.

• Unlockables and Progression: Earn emblems to unlock new cars, tracks, and missions, enhancing replayability and providing incentives for skill development.

Capcom Classics Collection Remixed for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) is a retro gaming compilation that brings 20 classic Capcom arcade titles to the handheld console. Released on March 22, 2006, it offers a nostalgic experience with enhanced features tailored for portable play.

• 20 Classic Titles: The collection includes iconic games such as 1941, Street Fighter, Strider, Final Fight, Magic Sword, and Three Wonders. These games span various genres, including beat 'em ups, shooters, and platformers. ​

• Enhanced Viewing Modes: Players can choose from multiple screen settings, including normal, stretch, or vertical mode (tate), allowing for an authentic arcade experience on the PSP's widescreen display. ​

• Customizable Controls: The game offers adjustable control schemes, enabling players to reassign buttons and utilize the analog stick, especially beneficial for vertical games. ​

• Multiplayer Support: Capcom Classics Collection Remixed supports local wireless multiplayer via the PSP's ad hoc mode, allowing players to team up and enjoy co-op gameplay. ​

• Bonus Content: Unlockable extras include original game artwork, remixed music tracks, and historical insights into each title, enriching the overall experience. ​

Campaign Mode:
The game features 14 missions across three Allied campaigns:

• American Campaign: Play as a soldier from the 82nd Airborne Division during Operations Market Garden, Avalanche, and Detroit.

• Canadian Campaign: Experience the Battle of the Scheldt, Operation Infatuate, and Operation Blockbuster.

• British Campaign: Join the Parachute Regiment in Operations Market Garden and Varsity .

Missions include objectives like bunker sieges, air battles, and full-scale invasions, offering a variety of combat scenarios .

Multiplayer Mode:
Supports up to 6 players via Ad Hoc wireless connection, featuring modes such as:

• Deathmatch

• Team Deathmatch

• Capture the Flag

• Hold the Flag

• King of the Hill

There are 9 different maps available for multiplayer battles .

Controls:
The game offers four control schemes to accommodate the PSP's limited button layout. An auto-aim feature is included to assist with aiming, though some players felt it compromised the precision expected in first-person shooters .

Critics' Reviews:

• IGN rated the game 6.6/10, noting its impressive audio and cinematic presentation but criticizing the lack of Infrastructure multiplayer support and the control scheme .

• GameSpot scored it 6.2/10, highlighting issues with artificial intelligence and glitches that affected gameplay .

Player Feedback:
The game received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the effort to bring the Call of Duty experience to a handheld device, while others found the controls and AI lacking .

• Developer: EA UK

• Publisher: Electronic Arts

• Release Date: April 27, 2007

• Genre: Arcade Racing

• Modes: Single-player, Multiplayer (up to 6 players via local ad-hoc)

• Platform: PlayStation Portable (PSP)​

• Title: Bubble Bobble Evolution

• Platform: PlayStation Portable

• Release Dates:

  • Japan: August 31, 2006

  • Europe: September 29, 2006

  • Australia: October 19, 2006

  • North America: December 19, 2006

• Genre: Platform, Puzzle

• Modes: Single-player, Multiplayer

• Developer: Opus

• Publisher: Codemasters