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ISS Pro Evolution (PS) Platform: PlayStation Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information Improved graphics, controls and realism More than 70 teams, each featuring unique characteristics during gameplay Includes a Master League, International League and a club league of 16 real teams International League and International, European, African, The Americas and Asian cups Product Description Manufacturer's Description The latest member of this popular soccer game continues the tradition of its predecessors. Starting with a truly amazing rendered movie (from the makers of the famous Silent Hill full motion video sequences), you soon realise that ISS Pro Evolution is more than just a minor update. However, beside all these changes, the most important feature of all ISS games is still there: Perfect gameplay! Completely refurbished Artificial Intelligence of the computer-controlled players. Dozens of new motion-captured animation. More than 70 teams, each featuring unique characteristics during gameplay. Save option for the coolest goal scenes. Player editor. Create your own players! This time you can really change all of a player's attributes.

You are bidding on the PlayStation 2 video game PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER Only On PlayStation Official Sony PS2 Licensed Product Comes in original cover with manual In as new condition In Stock and ready for dispatch   About PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER: GAME OF CHAMPIONS. From the makers of ISS Pro Evolution 2, PES delivers the ultimate gaming experience and is, without doubt, the most advanced, entertaining and challenging football game ever made. Jaw-dropping graphics, incredible sounds and the best, most playable football game to be released adds up to hours of armchair football. Publisher: Konami Developer: Konami   BID WITH CONFIDENCE FROM A

You are bidding on the PlayStation 2 video game PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER Only On PlayStation Official Sony PS2 Licensed Product Comes in original cover with manual In excellent condition In Stock and ready for dispatch   About PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER: GAME OF CHAMPIONS. From the makers of ISS Pro Evolution 2, PES delivers the ultimate gaming experience and is, without doubt, the most advanced, entertaining and challenging football game ever made. Jaw-dropping graphics, incredible sounds and the best, most playable football game to be released adds up to hours of armchair football. Publisher: Konami Developer: Konami   BID WITH CONFIDENCE FROM A

Playstation Gig Console with 31 games for sale. Console is ready for online play. Firmware is updated to latest version 4.70. Includes two controllers with charging cables. HDMI, AV and Power cables. Games Included. Gran Turismo 5 special edition, Mass Effect Trilogy, Max Payne 3, Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City, Resident Evil 5, Dead Space 1,2 and 3, Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas, Grand Theft Auto 4 and 5, Metal Gear Solid 4 and Ground Zeroes, Killzone 2, Skyrim, Doom 3 special edition, Batman Arkham City, Uncharted 2, Battlefield 3, Red Dead Redemption, Dark Souls, Rage, Ni No Kuni, The Last of Us, Overlord, Brothers In Arms, Dragons Dogma, Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning, Winning Eleven (ISS Pro) and Final Fantasy 13.

Title: Euro Demo 69 Platform: Sony PlayStation Region: PAL Condition: In CD case with insert   Playable Demos: Muppet Monster Adventure Batman of the Future Preview videos: C-12: Final Resistance ISS Pro Evolution 2 Army Men: Air Attack 2 Emperor's New Groove Ready to Rumble Round 2 Burstrick Army Men Sarge's Heroes 2

2002 FIFA World Cup (PS2) Platform: PlayStation2 Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information Features official FIFA World Cup insignia, mascots and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea Includes all the World Cup star players' looks and playing styles New gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling, and more New stadium environments and player-to-player animations New camera angles and replays; key dramatic moments highlighted Tournament Mode--seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match Product Description The only football game licensed to use the official 2002 FIFA World Cup insignia and mascots, and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea, promises to capture all the excitement of the tournament. Teams will be met with a rising tide of crowd excitement with thousands of fans sporting team colours, country-specific chants, and an explosion of special effects including lasers, confetti, streamers and flags. 2002 FIFA World Cup is based around a seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match with a progressive story line and a rising intensity as you advance; you'll find lifelike representations of all the star players, combined with the exceptional individual talents that characterise their style of play in real life. Accessible new gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling and more. Showboating and high-tempo, high-impact play is straightforward from the first touch of the ball, and new player-to-player animations result in aggressive jostling for the ball both on the ground and in the air. Key dramatic moments during the tournament are highlighted by epic cinematics--player animations, original scores by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and special effects underscore the emotional range of play with increasing intensity as games become more important. New camera angles and replays capture the intensity of World Cup games as they dramatise nearly missed shots, fouls and goals by focusing on players' facial animations as they grimace and fall to their knees in frustration or pump their fists and cheer in celebration of a goal. Review Determined to squeeze every last ounce out of the FIFA licence, Electronics Arts have released yet another footy sim for the PS2--and oddly enough it concerns the World Cup. Taking the essence of FIFA 2002 and modifying it for the world's greatest tournament, EA have restricted the scope of the game, offering only two modes of play (full tournament and friendly) and the 32 teams which are taking part in the tournament. That said, it still plays the same as its older brother and the look and feel given by the inclusion of the new stadia and enhanced sound effects really brings the game to life. Owners of the full-fat 2002 game will want to think very seriously before paying out for this "special" release, but for those who've not come across the franchise before, or those looking for a break from Pro Evolution Soccer, this game has entertainment by the sackload. Graphically it looks the business and the pre-match build-ups are eye candy to please any jaded palette. In-game, too, the player graphics are nicely detailed and there are some wonderful individual animations covering all manner of complex looking moves, swerves and dives. In fact, the only thing that really lets the side down is the speed of the game during more hectic midfield moments, when the framerate stutters appallingly--a little poor for a game that's been through so many development revisions. Control is nice and simple and it's a breeze to pick this title up and start booting the pigskin around the park within a couple of minutes, though mastering the finer points of ball control and the elusive "lob in" will take a good deal longer. 2002 FIFA World Cup really does have a lot going for it. It's not as technical as the ISS games, and it doesn't have the scope or gameplay modes of FIFA 2002, but it does have atmosphere by the bucketload. If you've a newcomer to the franchise or you've missed the last couple of major releases then it's certainly worth a l" "

2002 FIFA World Cup (Xbox) Platform: Xbox 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 Features official FIFA World Cup insignia, mascots and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea Includes all the World Cup star players' looks and playing styles New gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling, and more New stadium environments and player-to-player animations New camera angles and replays; key dramatic moments highlighted Tournament Mode--seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match Product Description With 16 of the best leagues and over 75 national teams, FIFA 2002 brings the game of the world to your fingertips. You will execute curling corner kicks, awesome slide tackles, shots from the top of the box, crunching challenges and palm-wringing penalty kicks. Amoung the major enhancements to this version is the passing system--the core of any real soccer (football) game. It now emulates the same decisions made in a real match. Being able to place the ball anywhere on the field of play allows gamers an immensely increased repertoire in terms of building up plays. Your team mates now make long up-field runs, diagonal runs through the midfield and across the back of the opponent's defence. They'll call for the ball as they break letting you know to pass into the space ahead of them. The AI has also been totally re-written. It searches for space and key weaknesses in your team's positioning, and will make off-the-ball runs and build up intelligent passing plays before striking a precise through ball behind your last line. Depending on the difficulty level, the AI will be a much more interesting and challenging opponent than in previous versions. Review Determined to squeeze every last ounce out of the FIFA license, Electronics Arts have released their footy sim for the Xbox-- 2002 FIFA World Cup. Taking the essence of FIFA 2002 and modifying it for the world's greatest tournament, EA have restricted the scope of the game, offering only two modes of play (full tournament and friendly) and the 32 teams which are taking part in the tournament. That said, it still plays the same as its older brother and the look and feel given by the inclusion of the new stadia and enhanced sound effects really brings the game to life. Owners of the full-fat 2002 game will want to think very seriously before paying out for this "special" release, but for those who've not come across the franchise before, or those looking for a break from Pro Evolution Soccer, this game has entertainment by the sack load. Graphically it looks the business and the pre-match build-ups are eye candy to please any jaded palette. In-game, too, the player graphics are nicely detailed and there are some wonderful individual animations covering all manner of complex looking moves, swerves and dives. In fact, the only thing that really lets the side down is the speed of the game during more hectic midfield moments, when the frame rate stutters appallingly--a little poor for a game that's been through so many development revisions. Control is nice and simple and it's a breeze to pick this title up and start booting the pigskin around the park within a couple of minutes, though mastering the finer points of ball control and the elusive "lob in" will take a good deal longer. 2002 FIFA World Cup really does have a lot going for it. It's not as technical as the ISS games, and it doesn't have the scope or gameplay modes of FIFA 2002, but it does have atmosphere in abundance. If you're a newcomer to the franchise or you've missed the last couple of major releases then it's certainly worth a look. -- Chris Russell

2002 FIFA World Cup (Xbox) (U) Platform: Xbox 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 Features official FIFA World Cup insignia, mascots and the 20 new World Cup stadiums in Japan and Korea Includes all the World Cup star players' looks and playing styles New gameplay delivers intuitive one-button headers, volleys, scissor kicks, juggling, and more New stadium environments and player-to-player animations New camera angles and replays; key dramatic moments highlighted Tournament Mode--seven-game series beginning with round-robin play, followed by playoffs leading to the final match Product Description With 16 of the best leagues and over 75 national teams, FIFA 2002 brings the game of the world to your fingertips. You will execute curling corner kicks, awesome slide tackles, shots from the top of the box, crunching challenges and palm-wringing penalty kicks. Amoung the major enhancements to this version is the passing system--the core of any real soccer (football) game. It now emulates the same decisions made in a real match. Being able to place the ball anywhere on the field of play allows gamers an immensely increased repertoire in terms of building up plays. Your team mates now make long up-field runs, diagonal runs through the midfield and across the back of the opponent's defence. They'll call for the ball as they break letting you know to pass into the space ahead of them. The AI has also been totally re-written. It searches for space and key weaknesses in your team's positioning, and will make off-the-ball runs and build up intelligent passing plays before striking a precise through ball behind your last line. Depending on the difficulty level, the AI will be a much more interesting and challenging opponent than in previous versions. Review Determined to squeeze every last ounce out of the FIFA license, Electronics Arts have released their footy sim for the Xbox-- 2002 FIFA World Cup. Taking the essence of FIFA 2002 and modifying it for the world's greatest tournament, EA have restricted the scope of the game, offering only two modes of play (full tournament and friendly) and the 32 teams which are taking part in the tournament. That said, it still plays the same as its older brother and the look and feel given by the inclusion of the new stadia and enhanced sound effects really brings the game to life. Owners of the full-fat 2002 game will want to think very seriously before paying out for this "special" release, but for those who've not come across the franchise before, or those looking for a break from Pro Evolution Soccer, this game has entertainment by the sack load. Graphically it looks the business and the pre-match build-ups are eye candy to please any jaded palette. In-game, too, the player graphics are nicely detailed and there are some wonderful individual animations covering all manner of complex looking moves, swerves and dives. In fact, the only thing that really lets the side down is the speed of the game during more hectic midfield moments, when the frame rate stutters appallingly--a little poor for a game that's been through so many development revisions. Control is nice and simple and it's a breeze to pick this title up and start booting the pigskin around the park within a couple of minutes, though mastering the finer points of ball control and the elusive "lob in" will take a good deal longer. 2002 FIFA World Cup really does have a lot going for it. It's not as technical as the ISS games, and it doesn't have the scope or gameplay modes of FIFA 2002, but it does have atmosphere in abundance. If you're a newcomer to the franchise or you've missed the last couple of major releases then it's certainly worth a look. -- Chris Russell