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Destruction Derby

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > PSone
from: Psygnosis

January 01, 2004
I've played Destruction Derby for a while now and I love full of non sto frills and thrills get it if you like old school PSONE games.

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Medal Of Honor

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > PSone
from: Electronic Arts


What can I say about this game, its the best! Its the original WW2 shoot'em up, its format has been copied so many times but for me no matter what title you give a war game it always comes back to this.

I just love everything about it, so many hours in my childhood were spent charging Jim Patterson around, single-handedly saving mankind from Nazi rule, OK so he's a yank you can't have it all ways (the commanding officer's British though, hazar!). Seriously though the gameplay (as with so many 'pre-next-gen' games) is brilliant and it really feels like a lot of work went into the research side of things as well as making the levels challenging but also quite fun as well. The atmosphere of this game is great too, if you've never ... Read More:

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Heart Of Darkness

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > PSone
from: Atari


I first played this game when it was first released and loved it. I loved it so much that I tried finding somewhere to buy it, but didn't and never got a copy :( until now :D I bought a mint condition copy off a seller on here and it's brought back so many wonderful memories.

Even my 14 Y/O cousin can't get enough. That's saying something. He's very much "games about cars, fighting or killing only please". He can't stop playing it now! It's all he does when he comes to visit.

The graphics are great, too. But I do agree with the user above/below who mentions the auto-save feature. That is quite annoying, but you get used to it and sometimes are thankful for the fact. The only other bad this I can say is that the gameplay ... Read More:

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Command & Conquer - Retaliation

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > PSone
from: Electronic Arts


I'm not an unfair man. I love the C&C series...well most of it anyway. The idea of commanding armies to obliterate the other is a very happy prospect. But for those of you who have played the games prior to this (C&C, C&C Red Alert...) then you know it works on the exact same principles. So your thrown into an already familiar realm and play through either Soviet or Allied campaigns.
Sure enough, poor acting shines through once again. As it does with all recorded videos in the C&C series. So kiss goodbye to replayability instantly.
The same textures are used again...as you found in existing games so it already looks boring.
But what could redeem this game from being a total mess? Well there are some good new units in it that are quite ... Read More:

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PS2 Network Adaptor

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > PSone
from: Sony

June 11, 2003
i bought my network adapter a while ago and it was quality! u simply follow the instructions central station is a bit confusing at first and you may need a router so that you have an ethernet connection but i didnt have to wait for my code in the post i jst registered and played!
and boi did i play!! its all about socom 3 and socom 2. there was a time when i was adicted! online play rules!!! if youve got a ps2 get this!!!!

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James Bond 007: The World is Not Enough & Tomorrow Never Dies Twin Pack

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > PSone
from: Electronic Arts

September 13, 2002
Tomorrow Never Dies is baced around the film. You must shoot dive and ski thought 10 levels to get to Bond's man. You have loads of different weapons to keep you busy and Q-lab gagets to get you out of those tight corners. This third person shooter's auto aiming system is poor and when you are on the skis you don't feel that you're in control. The car level has only 2 weapons which are quite boring and lackes that certain Bond feel about it.

The World Is Not Enough also has 10 levels but no car chase. It has over 20 Q-Lab gagets to blast those bad guys to an early grave. The auto aiming is better in this one and there are more weapons to choose from. The levels are all in different loations with their own objectives.

So these games ... Read More:

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Broken Sword

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > PSone
from: Sony Computer Entertainment UK


I cannot praise Broken Sword enough! This is just what point and click games are about! 2D graphics might take a bit of getting used to for some, but the best bit about this game is definitely the dialogue! George's dry wit just makes the game! And I also love his "tardis-like" jacket! Just how does he fit all of that stuff in there??

Hours and hours of gameplay are rewarded with a fairly good, satisfying ending (which I think is something which is missing from a lot of point and click games nowadays!)

I recommend this game to everyone, all the time! My family and friends are certainly fed up of me banging on about it! But I can't praise it enough! Just go play it for yourself and you'll see what I mean!!

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Fighting Force (PS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > PSone
from: Eidos


FF is a game for people with a vilont touch, play as 4 "hardnuts" 2 male 2 female, and pick up anything, from a small knife to a car, and smake the nearest goon round the head.With great 2 player mode well worth a tener.

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Tekken: Value Series

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > PSone
from: Sony

January 26, 2001
Released on the Playstation One in 1995, Tekken was the first game in the now-popular Tekken series.

In these days of hi-resolution graphics and HDTV's Tekken's graphics may produce sniggers from the casual gamer. But the dedicated gamer knows that graphics evolve, and that the real test of longevity in gaming lies in the gameplay and storytelling. This is the reason why I am writing this review today and why people are still playing Tekken in 2008.

The basic premise of the game is thus... Heihachi Mishima, the head of a large financial empire, announces a global martial arts competition. The Iron Fist tournament. The fighter who manages to beat Heihachi in the final round would earn themselves a large cash prize. Of course it isn't ... Read More:

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Bugs Bunny Lost In Time

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > PSone
from: Atari


Being a great play station fan and lot liking all the violence in a lot of the games I found Bugs bunny lost in time a fun and demanding game to play, other great games are Sheep dog Wolf, Bugs and Taz and I believe there is a new one Looney tunes back in action to be released shortly. So if you like the animated world and a bit of fun, this is the game for you with all of the old characters