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Crash of the Titans for the PSP is a 3D platformer and beat-'em-up game developed by Radical Entertainment and published by Sierra Entertainment. It was released in 2007 as part of the Crash Bandicoot series. While the PSP version shares the same name and general plot as other versions (like those on PS2, Xbox 360, and Wii), it's actually based on the Game Boy Advance version and has some unique gameplay elements tailored for the handheld system.

Crash Bandicoot: Mind Over Mutant is a 3D platformer released for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) in October 2008. Developed by Radical Entertainment and ported to the PSP by Virtuos, it follows the events of Crash of the Titans and introduces new gameplay elements and narrative twists.

Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) is a comprehensive action-platformer released on October 23, 2007. This compilation revitalizes the classic Rondo of Blood, previously unreleased outside Japan, and includes the acclaimed Symphony of the Night, all enhanced with modern visuals and additional content.

• Remake of Rondo of Blood: The core of the game is a 2.5D remake of Rondo of Blood, featuring updated 3D character models and backgrounds while preserving the original side-scrolling gameplay. Players control Richter Belmont as he battles through Dracula's minions to rescue his beloved Annette. ​

• Playable Characters: In addition to Richter, players can unlock and play as Maria Renard, who offers a different set of abilities and attacks, providing a fresh gameplay experience. ​

• Unlockable Content: Completing specific objectives unlocks the original Rondo of Blood and Symphony of the Night, allowing players to experience these classics in their original forms. ​

• Boss Rush Mode: A new addition to this release is the Boss Rush mode, where players can face off against a series of bosses in succession. This mode can be played cooperatively with a second player via the PSP's Ad-Hoc wireless connection. ​

• Enhanced Audio: The soundtrack has been remastered, and players can unlock music tracks to create their own custom playlists, adding a personalized touch to the gaming experience. ​

Cars: The Video Game for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) offers a unique racing experience inspired by Pixar's Cars. Released on June 6, 2006, the game diverges from its console counterparts by focusing on a story-driven racing adventure set in the town of Radiator Springs.

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.

Capcom Puzzle World is a 2007 PlayStation Portable (PSP) compilation developed by Sensory Sweep Studios and published by Capcom. It features five classic Capcom puzzle games, including the fan-favorite Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo.​

• Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (1996)
  A competitive puzzle game where characters like Ryu and Morrigan battle by clearing colored gems. This version includes exclusive modes previously unreleased in the U.S., such as a Columns-style mode and a 2x2 block rotation mode.

• Buster Bros. (1989)
  Players control a character armed with a harpoon gun to pop bouncing bubbles. The game offers a unique take on the puzzle genre.

• Super Buster Bros. (1990)
  An enhanced version of Buster Bros., introducing new gameplay elements and power-ups.

• Buster Buddies (1995)
  A spin-off featuring unique characters with special abilities, adding variety to the gameplay.

• Block Block (1991)
  A Breakout-style game where players use a paddle to bounce a ball and break blocks. The PSP version allows for vertical play, enhancing the experience.

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. ​

Burnout Legends is a high-octane arcade racing game developed by Criterion Games and published by Electronic Arts for the PlayStation Portable (PSP). Released in September 2005, it brings the adrenaline-pumping action of the Burnout series to handheld gaming, featuring a blend of classic tracks, vehicles, and gameplay modes from the first three Burnout titles.

• Gameplay Modes: The game offers nine dynamic modes, including Race, Time Attack, Road Rage, Pursuit, Face-Off, Eliminator, Burning Lap, Grand Prix, and the fan-favorite Crash mode. Each mode presents unique challenges and objectives, keeping the gameplay fresh and engaging. ​

• World Tour: Embark on a progression-based journey through five vehicle classes—Compact, Muscle, Coupe, Sport, and Super. Completing events unlocks new cars, tracks, and race types, enhancing the overall experience. ​

• Multiplayer: Engage in local Wi-Fi multiplayer with up to six players, competing in various modes such as Race, Road Rage, Pursuit, and special Crash modes like Double Impact and Party Crash. The game also features a Collector Challenge, allowing players to win exclusive cars by defeating opponents in multiplayer matches. ​

• Crash Mode: Experience the thrill of causing massive pile-ups in Crash events, aiming to achieve the highest score by strategically launching your car into traffic. ​

• Vehicle Variety: Unlock a total of 89 cars across various classes, including special and heavyweight vehicles. The game also introduces Collector's cars, which can be obtained by challenging other players in Wi-Fi battles. ​

Burnout Dominator is a high-speed arcade racing game developed by EA UK and released for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) in April 2007. It serves as a spin-off in the Burnout series, focusing on intense racing and vehicular mayhem.

• 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)​

Burnout Dominator emphasizes aggressive driving and high-speed crashes. The game introduces the "Burnout" feature, where players fill a boost meter by driving dangerously, then unleash it for enhanced speed and destruction. Chaining multiple Burnouts increases the score multiplier, rewarding skillful and reckless driving.