Playstation Portable Sports Games

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  • Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06
  • Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06
  • He's dominated the green for so long that it's just expected that Tiger should appear on the PSP. You can create and customize a player, and then play against top pros like Jack Nicklaus, Vijay Singh, Arnold Palmer, and--of course--Tiger Woods on 12 demanding courses, including Sherwood Country Club, Harbor Town, Pebble Beach, Paradise Cove, and others. You can participate in various golf matches and wager bragging rights by playing another armchair golfer using the wireless connection in five game modes, such as the brand-new Bingo Bango Bongo. Another notable feature is EA Pocket Trax, which lets you listen to and watch music content via a built-in player.
  • NFL Street 2: Unleashed
  • NFL Street 2: Unleashed
  • Despite its debut on a small-screen format, NFL Street 2 Showdown actually brings a little bit more to the crazy football party than its console counterparts. Notable is the widescreen view at the line of scrimmage that enables you to see receivers and defensive backs, making it much easier to see where you're throwing when you bounce off a wall and whip a pass behind your back. The game's 14 fields include two from NFL Street, and all the offensive and defensive plays from the original and its sequel, NFL Street 2, are also here. The players number 400 from every NFL team, and Showdown includes AFC and NFC throwback teams, too. Here, past and present league superstars play for the teams that made them famous. For example, Jerry Rice is with the 49ers, where he rightfully belongs. Mini-games include three new challenges: Street Slalom, a sort of back-alley obstacle course; Style Challenge, where you see how many style points you can score on one play of your choosing; and Style Standoff, a sort of follow the leader stylin' game.
  • NBA Street: Showdown
  • NBA Street: Showdown
  • NBA Street Showdown features the same 3-on-3 street ball, tricks, and gameplay as those in the consoles versions, but it's more than a port of the TV-needing game. You get two new courts in addition to the 12 from the original NBA Street, new boss players for the King of the Courts campaign mode, and even new uniforms for players. All the NBA teams have representative squads that feature all the superstars of the league, and 22 NBA greats can take the court in Legends mode. You can also take on EA's best fantasy players in Street Legends mode. Party Play mode includes two new mini-games: the Arcade Shootout and Shot Blocker. Just like their names imply, these enable you to get a quickie b-ball fix and hone your handheld skills at the same time. Party games also enable up to four players to challenge each other with two players on the screen at the same time.
  • NBA 2005
  • NBA 2005
  • At the PSP's opening tip-off, the NBA will check in as the first major sports game. NBA 2005 is a basketball simulation from Sony's own internal development team, 989 Sports. The game packs in all the NBA regular league teams as well as teams from the developmental league, and it showcases all the superstars with spot-on visuals and seamless animation. Exhibition, Full Season, and Play Off modes replicate the challenge of real NBA action, and the Season mode also enables you to build up your favorite teams through trades and free-agent signing. But gamers can also take on a series of mini-games to hone their court skills, including Paint Mode for all-around shooting and the 3-point Challenge. Additionally, the 989 Sports Skills Challenge sets up an All-Star-style competition. Online mode enables two players to go head to head via a wireless connection. However, the real showstopper might be the ability to create your own virtual Upper Deck trading card by taking snapshots of players in action.
  • MVP Baseball
  • MVP Baseball
  • MVP Baseball is notable as the first full-fledged sports sim to come up to bat for the PSP. Early versions offered little gameplay but showed much promise. The batting and pitching interfaces from the console versions make the transition intact. The gameplay uses a widescreen view that enables you to see all the bases. For quick games and party play MVP has new mini-games including Pitcher Showdown and Homerun Derby, but you can also play a full season mode, too. Additional features include Season mode, Exhibition, and you can also listen to and watch music content via the EA Pocket Trax player. This ambitious game is swinging for the fences.
  • MLB
  • MLB
  • MLB on the PSP promises to make America's pastime more exciting than ever before with a host of innovative features. Gameplay options include Quick Game (jump right into a game as any team against the A.I.), Season Mode (play as your favorite team through a regular season, to the playoffs, and--hopefully--the World Series), and Online Mode (compete via PSP wireless multiplayer capability). MLB sports the new Branch Point Technology (BPT) that allows for smoother base running and field transitions, and the Release Point Pitching with Confidence Meter helps determine a player's ability to hit spots in the strike zone--all to keep the game play consistently fresh and exciting. There are a ton of details, too--including broken bats, check swings, dragging bunts along with wild pitches, and more.
  • Gretzky NHL
  • Gretzky NHL
  • Gretzky NHL by Sony for PSP is a hockey game that features the Gretzky Challenge, where you can play as the famed player as an Edmonton Oiler, Los Angeles King, or New York Ranger, and earn points by breaking Gretzky's actual NHL records. Other modes include Quick Game, with teams picked at random so you can immediately hit the ice; Season Mode, you play the general manager and draft, sign, and trade players and then play a regular 82 game season; and Exhibition Mode, that allows you to select your favorite team and play any NHL rival. You can play against or as all 30 NHL teams, including all arenas and players, and all 400 of the AHL's top players are also available, and they can be put onto any NHL team.
  • Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix
  • Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix
  • Tony Hawk's Underground Plus by Activision for PSP lets you visit locations like Las Vegas, Atlanta, and Santa Cruz while busting phat tricks and pulling mischievous pranks (courtesy of jester Bam Margera). Each environment is loaded with crazy goals, secret locations, and earth-shaking events. You can also choose to play Classic mode and hunt for old-school goals like the High Score and Secret Tape. Multiplayer mode lets as four players can compete in team-based mini-games like SLAP! and Scavenger Hunt via the PSP's wireless network. Plus, you can create custom decks, skate parks, and graffiti tags--you can even import your photo into the PSP and create a personalized skater.
  • FIFA Soccer 2005
  • FIFA Soccer 2005
  • The FIFA series takes its trademark realism onto the PSP, with more then 350 official FIFA teams and league licenses. You can play in one of several modes, including Friendly, Away, Home, Tournament, Season, Custom, Challenges, and more. And the EA Pocket Trax lets you watch and listen to music. Mid-Season Scenario also adds a bit of spice, as you can play out the remaining 04/05 season with all the current real-time team standings. For soccer fans, FIFA is the must-own sports game for the PSP launch.

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