Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy – Sony Playstation 2 (2004)
Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy is a first-person shooter on the PlayStation 2 that revolves around Nick Farrell, a former soldier turned CIA agent with powerful psychic abilities. The game’s story follows Farrell as he investigates a mysterious conspiracy involving a powerful artifact called the Mindgate, which can control the minds of others. The gameplay combines traditional FPS elements with psychic abilities like telekinesis, mind control, and energy blasts. The game received generally positive reviews, praised for its unique psychic abilities and engaging story. However, some criticized its repetitive level design and occasionally clunky controls. Overall, Psi-Ops offered a fresh take on the first-person shooter genre, providing players with a memorable and mind-bending experience.
Complete
2128
£3.20
Secret Service – Sony Playstation 2 (2008)
Secret Service on the PlayStation 2 was a stealth action game that placed players in the role of a secret agent tasked with protecting the President of the United States. The game’s story involved a series of terrorist threats against the President, requiring players to infiltrate enemy bases, disable alarms, and eliminate guards while remaining undetected. Gameplay focused on stealth mechanics, with players using cover, distractions, and silenced weapons to avoid detection. The game received mixed reviews, with some praising its realistic graphics and immersive atmosphere, while others criticized its repetitive gameplay and lack of innovation. Despite its flaws, Secret Service offered a unique and challenging experience for fans of stealth action games.
Boxed, No Manual
2129
£1.60
Twin Caliber – Sony Playstation 2 (2002)
Twin Caliber is a fast-paced, over-the-top action shooter released for the PlayStation 2. The game follows the adventures of a mysterious woman known only as “Caliber,” who wields two powerful twin pistols. With a focus on intense gunfights and explosive action, players navigate through a variety of levels, battling hordes of enemies and facing off against colossal bosses. Twin Caliber’s gameplay revolves around precision shooting, quick reflexes, and strategic use of cover. Despite its niche appeal, the game received generally positive reviews for its intense action, stylish visuals, and memorable soundtrack. While it may not have achieved mainstream success, Twin Caliber remains a cult classic among fans of action shooters.
Boxed, No Manual
2130
£3.20
Super Smash TV – Super Nintendo (1992)
Smash T.V. was a unique and controversial SNES game that pitted players against a cast of cartoon characters in a battle royale-style arena. The game’s premise was simple: survive as long as possible while eliminating your opponents using various weapons and obstacles. The gameplay was fast-paced and chaotic, with players constantly dodging attacks and seeking out power-ups. While the game received mixed reviews due to its violence and controversial themes, it was praised for its innovative gameplay and memorable characters.
Loose
2131
£9.60
Rival Turf – Super Nintendo (1992)
Rival Turf is a scrolling beat-em-up game released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The player takes control of a young man named Kyle Hunter, who seeks revenge against a gang that killed his father. The game features side-scrolling action, where Kyle fights through hordes of enemies using a variety of punches, kicks, and weapons. Rival Turf is known for its fast-paced gameplay, colorful graphics, and catchy soundtrack. Despite receiving generally positive reviews, the game was overshadowed by the popularity of other beat-em-ups like Streets of Rage and Final Fight.
