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Crazy Taxi (PS2) Platform: PlayStation2 Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Description In Crazy Taxi, you play a cabbie in an accurate yet comic version of San Francisco. As you might expect from such a game, your job is to identify possible customers in the crowd (known as "fares"), pick them up and get them to their destination as soon as possible. That's the Taxi part. The Crazy part is that traffic laws, pedestrian safety and property damage are all negotiable. Simply put, the game rewards offensive--rather than defensive--driving, and that's what makes it so compulsively fun. Also, unlike most race games, there are no traditional boundaries or predetermined tracks for you to follow. The game allows you to follow your own best way... even if that means driving over fences or under water. Review The arcade version of Crazy Taxi was a massive hit, with its high speed driving and pounding soundtrack. Sega ported it over to the Dreamcast where it sold by the bucket load, and now it's available for the PS2. And it's superb. The aim of the game is simple: drive a ludicrously fast taxi and make oodles of cash as quickly as possible. Taking one of four drivers, each with their own skill set, the player needs to locate and pick up potential passengers, all of whom are identified by the appearance of a coloured dollar symbol above their head. From that point on it's a race against time through crowded streets to get the passenger to their destination while picking up healthy tips for speed on the way. Tips can be increased through the execution of stupidly dangerous stunts and the cunning use of the short cuts and back alleys the game offers. There are three major modes of play, offering the cityscape of the arcade original, a world created especially for the console versions of the game, and the oddly named Crazy Box mode, which sets a number of challenges ranging from high-speed ski-jumps to water balloon popping--an interesting if slightly unusual addition. Graphically, Crazy Taxi is a treat. Big, bold vehicles fairly rocket around the streets of the sprawling city, which has environments ranging from shopping malls to freeways and beaches. Everything shifts along at a fairly steady 60 fps and the only gripe is the pop-up at long distance, which is irritating but doesn't ultimately doesn't affect gameplay. Sound is excellent, with some thumping skate-punk tunes provided by the Offspring and friends and comedy backchat from the cab drivers and their passengers. Prolonged play may take the edge off this hilarity, but only time will tell. What's sadly missing is any kind of multi-player facility. Crazy Taxi is strictly single player. This isn't really an issue (especially after closing time when the living room's packed with prospective Travis Bickles all patiently waiting a turn), but the ability for a two player Vs mode would have been the icing on the cake. This game certainly isn't a Gran Turismo or a Formula 1 2001. There's not even a hint of simulation and the real world never gets a look-in. Instead, this is pure, blissful arcade entertainment.

Crazy Taxi (PS2) Platform: PlayStation2 Condition: New This Title Also Available As: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Product Information Based on the smash hit driving game for the Dreamcast Drive a taxi and deliver fares around town for cash points Game is set in an accurate, yet comic, version of San Francisco Feel free to ignore traffic laws, pedestrian safety, and property damage Follow your own best way with no predetermined track or traditional boundaries Product Description In Crazy Taxi, you play a cabbie in an accurate yet comic version of San Francisco. As you might expect from such a game, your job is to identify possible customers in the crowd (known as "fares"), pick them up and get them to their destination as soon as possible. That's the Taxi part. The Crazy part is that traffic laws, pedestrian safety and property damage are all negotiable. Simply put, the game rewards offensive--rather than defensive--driving, and that's what makes it so compulsively fun. Also, unlike most race games, there are no traditional boundaries or predetermined tracks for you to follow. The game allows you to follow your own best way... even if that means driving over fences or under water. Review The arcade version of Crazy Taxi was a massive hit, with its high speed driving and pounding soundtrack. Sega ported it over to the Dreamcast where it sold by the bucket load, and now it's available for the PS2. And it's superb. The aim of the game is simple: drive a ludicrously fast taxi and make oodles of cash as quickly as possible. Taking one of four drivers, each with their own skill set, the player needs to locate and pick up potential passengers, all of whom are identified by the appearance of a coloured dollar symbol above their head. From that point on it's a race against time through crowded streets to get the passenger to their destination while picking up healthy tips for speed on the way. Tips can be increased through the execution of stupidly dangerous stunts and the cunning use of the short cuts and back alleys the game offers. There are three major modes of play, offering the cityscape of the arcade original, a world created especially for the console versions of the game, and the oddly named Crazy Box mode, which sets a number of challenges ranging from high-speed ski-jumps to water balloon popping--an interesting if slightly unusual addition. Graphically, Crazy Taxi is a treat. Big, bold vehicles fairly rocket around the streets of the sprawling city, which has environments ranging from shopping malls to freeways and beaches. Everything shifts along at a fairly steady 60 fps and the only gripe is the pop-up at long distance, which is irritating but doesn't ultimately doesn't affect gameplay. Sound is excellent, with some thumping skate-punk tunes provided by the Offspring and friends and comedy backchat from the cab drivers and their passengers. Prolonged play may take the edge off this hilarity, but only time will tell. What's sadly missing is any kind of multi-player facility. Crazy Taxi is strictly single player. This isn't really an issue (especially after closing time when the living room's packed with prospective Travis Bickles all patiently waiting a turn), but the ability for a two player Vs mode would have been the icing on the cake. This game certainly isn't a Gran Turismo or a Formula 1 2001. There's not even a hint of simulation and the real world never gets a look-in. Instead, this is pure, blissful arcade entertainment.

Crazy Taxi Platinum (PS2) Platform: PlayStation2 Condition: New This Title Also Available As: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Product Information Drive a taxi and deliver fares around town for cash points Game is set in an accurate, yet comic, version of San Francisco Feel free to ignore traffic laws, pedestrian safety, and property damage Follow your own best way with no predetermined track or traditional boundaries Product Description Crazy Taxi (PS2 Platinum) Review The arcade version of Crazy Taxi was a massive hit, with its high speed driving and pounding soundtrack. Sega ported it over to the Dreamcast where it sold by the bucket load, and now it's available for the PS2. And it's superb. The aim of the game is simple: drive a ludicrously fast taxi and make oodles of cash as quickly as possible. Taking one of four drivers, each with their own skill set, the player needs to locate and pick up potential passengers, all of whom are identified by the appearance of a coloured dollar symbol above their head. From that point on it's a race against time through crowded streets to get the passenger to their destination while picking up healthy tips for speed on the way. Tips can be increased through the execution of stupidly dangerous stunts and the cunning use of the short cuts and back alleys the game offers. There are three major modes of play, offering the cityscape of the arcade original, a world created especially for the console versions of the game, and the oddly named Crazy Box mode, which sets a number of challenges ranging from high-speed ski-jumps to water balloon popping--an interesting if slightly unusual addition. Graphically, Crazy Taxi is a treat. Big, bold vehicles fairly rocket around the streets of the sprawling city, which has environments ranging from shopping malls to freeways and beaches. Everything shifts along at a fairly steady 60 fps and the only gripe is the pop-up at long distance, which is irritating but doesn't ultimately doesn't affect gameplay. Sound is excellent, with some thumping skate-punk tunes provided by the Offspring and friends and comedy backchat from the cab drivers and their passengers. Prolonged play may take the edge off this hilarity, but only time will tell. What's sadly missing is any kind of multi-player facility. Crazy Taxi is strictly single player. This isn't really an issue (especially after closing time when the living room's packed with prospective Travis Bickles all patiently waiting a turn), but the ability for a two player Vs mode would have been the icing on the cake. This game certainly isn't a Gran Turismo or a Formula 1 2001. There's not even a hint of simulation and the real world never gets a look-in. Instead, this is pure, blissful arcade entertainment.

Crazy Taxi Platinum (PS2) Platform: PlayStation2 Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information Drive a taxi and deliver fares around town for cash points Game is set in an accurate, yet comic, version of San Francisco Feel free to ignore traffic laws, pedestrian safety, and property damage Follow your own best way with no predetermined track or traditional boundaries Product Description Review The arcade version of Crazy Taxi was a massive hit, with its high speed driving and pounding soundtrack. Sega ported it over to the Dreamcast where it sold by the bucket load, and now it's available for the PS2. And it's superb. The aim of the game is simple: drive a ludicrously fast taxi and make oodles of cash as quickly as possible. Taking one of four drivers, each with their own skill set, the player needs to locate and pick up potential passengers, all of whom are identified by the appearance of a coloured dollar symbol above their head. From that point on it's a race against time through crowded streets to get the passenger to their destination while picking up healthy tips for speed on the way. Tips can be increased through the execution of stupidly dangerous stunts and the cunning use of the short cuts and back alleys the game offers. There are three major modes of play, offering the cityscape of the arcade original, a world created especially for the console versions of the game, and the oddly named Crazy Box mode, which sets a number of challenges ranging from high-speed ski-jumps to water balloon popping--an interesting if slightly unusual addition. Graphically, Crazy Taxi is a treat. Big, bold vehicles fairly rocket around the streets of the sprawling city, which has environments ranging from shopping malls to freeways and beaches. Everything shifts along at a fairly steady 60 fps and the only gripe is the pop-up at long distance, which is irritating but doesn't ultimately doesn't affect gameplay. Sound is excellent, with some thumping skate-punk tunes provided by the Offspring and friends and comedy backchat from the cab drivers and their passengers. Prolonged play may take the edge off this hilarity, but only time will tell. What's sadly missing is any kind of multi-player facility. Crazy Taxi is strictly single player. This isn't really an issue (especially after closing time when the living room's packed with prospective Travis Bickles all patiently waiting a turn), but the ability for a two player Vs mode would have been the icing on the cake. This game certainly isn't a Gran Turismo or a Formula 1 2001. There's not even a hint of simulation and the real world never gets a look-in. Instead, this is pure, blissful arcade entertainment.

Crazy Frog Racer 2 (PS2) (U) Platform: PlayStation2 Condition: Pre-Owned/Used in Very Good Condition This Title Also Available As: New: Brand New and Sealed games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Pre-owned games supplied with applicable serial keys. However - please note: Any single use keys or activation codes may have already been used/redeemed. Product Information 3 new characters have joined the race to become the craziest racer in the world. Take control of the Evil General, Hawaiian Crazy Frog and never before seen, Robot Crazy Frog. Unleash 5 new explosive power-ups on to unsuspecting racers, such as toxic cloud, oil puddle and flash. 4 new multiplayer battle arenas for frantic split-screen action Unlock cool new mini-games such as Football Crazy Frog and Go Go Dance Crazy Frog. Race across the popular Crazy Frog universe as seen on TV made popular by videos such as 'Popcorn', 'We are the champions' and 'Axel F'. Product Description Crazy Frog Racer 2 for PlayStation 2

Crazy Taxi is an open world racing video game developed by Kenji Kanno and his team at Hitmaker and published by Sega. [4] It is the first game in the Crazy Taxi series. The game was first released in arcades in 1999 and then was ported to the Dreamcast in 2000. Gameplay is based on picking up taxi customers, and driving to their destination as quickly as possible. Reception to Crazy Taxi has been mostly positive. It was ported to other platforms numerous times, including the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube by Acclaim in 2001, and then Microsoft Windows in 2002. The game has also been re-released for the PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade, iOS, and is featured on the Dreamcast Collection. [5] It became one of the few Sega All Stars on the Dreamcast, and also earned Greatest Hits and Player's Choice status on PlayStation 2 and GameCube respectively. Sega followed up on the success of Crazy Taxi with numerous sequels, the first being Crazy Taxi 2 for the Dreamcast, which included several gameplay changes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_Taxi_(video_game)

Crazy Frog Racer 2 (PC) Platform: Windows XP Condition: New This Title Also Available As: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Product Description Platform: Windows XP Manufacturer: U Wish Games Genre: car-and-truck-racing-games Manufacturer's Description The Crazy Frog has become a world-wide media phenomenon ranging from ringtones and mobile downloads to millions of sold albums and video games. Now it is back to star in his very own racing game once again, showing the world how you really drive crazy. The original game, Crazy Frog Racer for PS2, released last year has sold more than 140'000 copies in the UK alone, being a huge success to date and the sequel adds many more features, upping the ante considerably in regards to quality and depth of play.

Crazy Frog Racer 2 (PC) (U) Platform: Windows XP Condition: Pre-Owned/Used in Very Good Condition This Title Also Available As: New: Brand New and Sealed games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Pre-owned games supplied with applicable serial keys. However - please note: Any single use keys or activation codes may have already been used/redeemed. Product Description Platform: Windows XP Manufacturer: U Wish Games Genre: car-and-truck-racing-games Manufacturer's Description The Crazy Frog has become a world-wide media phenomenon ranging from ringtones and mobile downloads to millions of sold albums and video games. Now it is back to star in his very own racing game once again, showing the world how you really drive crazy. The original game, Crazy Frog Racer for PS2, released last year has sold more than 140'000 copies in the UK alone, being a huge success to date and the sequel adds many more features, upping the ante considerably in regards to quality and depth of play.

Crazy Chicken Approaching (PC CD) Brand New In Box (Sealed but sometimes supplied without film wrapping) THIS PRODUCT IS IMPORTED ON ORDER - PLEASE SEE "SHIPPING & PAYMENT" FOR DELIVERY TIMES Game Information Platform:   Windows XP PEGI Rating: Ages 7 and Over Media: Video Game  See more system requirements Product details Release Date: 28 July Features: 17 action packed levels Hundreds of bonus points to collect Tons of weapons Cool 3D graphics Product Description An unknown alien power has taken possession of Crazy Chicken's hat and is keeping it imprisoned in a dark dungeon. But that's not all&by using an army of fully automated robots they are planning to take over the airspace and will destroy anyone who gets in their way. Your mission is to evade the mean opponents in their flying scrap heaps without being rammed out of the sky. Battle your way through 17 action packed levels, shooting down as many robots as possible trying to reach the inevitable checkpoints and save the world from destruction&a sacred mission that requires a true expert!

Crazy Chicken Approaching (PC CD) (U) Platform: Windows XP Condition: Pre-Owned/Used in Very Good Condition This Title Also Available As: New: Brand New and Sealed games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Pre-owned games supplied with applicable serial keys. However - please note: Any single use keys or activation codes may have already been used/redeemed. Product Information 17 action packed levels Hundreds of bonus points to collect Tons of weapons Cool 3D graphics Product Description Manufacturer's Description An unknown alien power has taken possession of Crazy Chicken's hat and is keeping it imprisoned in a dark dungeon. But that's not all&by using an army of fully automated robots they are planning to take over the airspace and will destroy anyone who gets in their way. Your mission is to evade the mean opponents in their flying scrap heaps without being rammed out of the sky. Battle your way through 17 action packed levels, shooting down as many robots as possible trying to reach the inevitable checkpoints and save the world from destruction&a sacred mission that requires a true expert!

Escape from Bug Island (Wii) Brand New In Box (Sealed but sometimes supplied without film wrapping) THIS PRODUCT IS IMPORTED ON ORDER - PLEASE SEE "SHIPPING & PAYMENT" FOR DELIVERY TIMES Game Information Platform:   Nintendo Wii PEGI Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over. Not for sale to persons under age 12. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 12 years of age or over. Media: Video Game Product details Product Dimensions: 18.6 x 13.6 x 0.6 cm; 150 g Release Date: 26 Oct Product Description As Ray, you wake up alone in a deep and fog covered forest. Your friends are nowhere to be found. It was supposed to be a cozy night camping in the woodsuntil strange creatures rose from the darkness You must find your friends, survive the horrific forest and get off the island in one piece. Survive the dark island of Beelzebub in this 3rd person survival-horror adventure where eerie life forms will turn your camping getaway into a nightmare. Penetrate the darkness with your flashlight; fight your way through the forest in search of your friends using the advanced Wii Remote and Nunchuk. Features: Obstacles Use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to overcome obstacles scattered throughout the island! Swinging bridges, pitfalls, falling rocks, and insect nests. Survive Squash, smash and stump giant bugs and evil mutants using the Wii Remote. Bugs Exterminate hundreds of insects by mastering dozens of weapons with different attack techniques! Rifles, grenades, sickles, rocks and much more Time travel Enter the Cave of Time and travel back through time to save the lives of your friends. Immersive environment Explore the devilish island, survive the creatures in a world only visible through your flashlight. Secrets Discover weapons and unlock special items to help you in your quest for survival.

Escape from Bug Island (Wii) Platform: Nintendo Wii Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Description As Ray, you wake up alone in a deep and fog covered forest. Your friends are nowhere to be found. It was supposed to be a cozy night camping in the woodsuntil strange creatures rose from the darkness You must find your friends, survive the horrific forest and get off the island in one piece. Survive the dark island of Beelzebub in this 3rd person survival-horror adventure where eerie life forms will turn your camping getaway into a nightmare. Penetrate the darkness with your flashlight; fight your way through the forest in search of your friends using the advanced Wii Remote and Nunchuk. Features: Obstacles Use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to overcome obstacles scattered throughout the island! Swinging bridges, pitfalls, falling rocks, and insect nests. Survive Squash, smash and stump giant bugs and evil mutants using the Wii Remote. Bugs Exterminate hundreds of insects by mastering dozens of weapons with different attack techniques! Rifles, grenades, sickles, rocks and much more Time travel Enter the Cave of Time and travel back through time to save the lives of your friends. Immersive environment Explore the devilish island, survive the creatures in a world only visible through your flashlight. Secrets Discover weapons and unlock special items to help you in your quest for survival.

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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 4 - 9 working days Ape Escape sees a breed of cheeky space chimps invading planet Earth - it’s down to you to catch the critters and save the day! Jump from one crazy location to another in 15 stages of monkey mayhem as you track down the evil primate leader, Specter. Watch the PlayStation Move motion controller transform into a host of gadgets to catch those pesky monkeys – from the Monkey Net, Slingshot and Smasher to some seriously crazy super-gadgets like the Banana Zapper and Ape Vacuum. Use your new tools in two types of gameplay - bash off apes in Chase battles or attack and defend simultaneously to prevent monkeys from grabbing your bananas in fast-paced Capture battles. Short of time and looking for a quick escape? Head over to the mini-games section where you can play three exciting mini-games – each game is unlocked as you smash through story mode. Pay a visit to the Goodies section to review your monkey manoeuvres or hone your chimp grabbing skills in a training session to see how each of the gadgets work. Ape enthusiasts can also log in to Monkeypedia, and check out over 500 different monkeys available to capture. With its hilarious gameplay and non-stop action, Ape Escape is an exciting Move exclusive game for PS3 that will keep the whole family entertained. Travel through time to battle with hundreds of cheeky chimps from outer space and their evil boss, Specter Turn your PlayStation Move motion controller into awesome gadgets, fight off the apes in Chase battles or stop the menacing monkeys from stealing your bananas in Capture battles Go bananas over cool mini-games including Sprayzer Defence Force! and Mecha Tag Rally Head to the Goodies section to find out more about the apes you've captured in the Monkeypedia, check out your performance statistics or practice your skills in the Tutorial Features Summary Ape Escape sees a breed of cheeky space chimps invading planet Earth - it’s down to you to catch the critters and save the day! Jump from one crazy location to another in 15 stages of monkey mayhem as you track down the evil primate leader... Game Platform PlayStation 3 Release date