Namco Museum Battle Collection

Publisher: Namco
Developer: Namco
Genre: Action Compilation
Release: February 25, 2005 (JP), August 23, 2005 (US)

A collection of Namco classic arcade games from its early days as a gaming pioneer, and also featuring four remixed versions of the games with improved graphics and new gameplay. The original Japanese game featured seven games, while the North American edition brought the total up to over 20 games.

Arrangement versions include: Pac-Man, Galaga, New Rally-X and Dig Dug.) Classic featured games include Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Galaga, Galaxian, Dig-Dug, Rally-X, and New Rally-X from the original Japanese game, plus Xevious, Bosconian, Mappy, Tower of Druaga, Dragon Buster, Grobda, Dig Dug 2, and King & Balloon.

ニード・フォー・スピード アンダーグラウンド ライバ （Need for Speed Underground: Rivals）

Alt: NFSU Rivals

Publisher:Electronic Arts
Developer: EA Canada - Team Fusion
Genre: Racing
Players: 2
Release: February 24, 2005 (JP), March 18, 2005 (US)

Compete and earn respect in Need for Speed Underground Rivals a PSP-exclusive edition of the blockbuster racing series.

Customize and take on the pinnacle Japanese and American tuner cars in a pursuit of total ownership of the street racing scene.

Compete against your rivals in 10 all new, visually distinct tracks. Each one has been specially designed to maximize the experience on the handheld platform. Take on friends and foes in a range of new modes specifically designed for use via Wi-Fi.

It's multiplayer gaming in which you earn respect and own the competition.

Experience brand new game modes that capitalize on the cutting-edge hardware features of the PSP handheld videogame system and deliver a highly competitive game play experience.

Mobile Train Simulator+電車でGO! 東京急行編 (Mobile Train Simulator+Densha de Go! Tokyo Kyuukou Hen)

Alt: Mobile Train Simulation + Let's Go By Train! Tokyo Kyuukou Hen, Train Simulator Mobile + Densha de Go! Tokyo Kyuukou Hen

Publisher: Taito
Developer: Taito
Genre: Simulation
Release: February 17, 2005 (JP)

The PSP gets its first train simulation! Featuring three of the main Tokyo Kyuukou lines (the Denen Toshi Line, the Touyoko Line and the Ooimachi Line), as well as the latest line updates, along with a total of eight trains including the most recent 5050-kei cars, fans of Japan's train system should find a lot to like here. The game includes a Train Simulator mode, where you practice driving, and earn new lines and cars with successful runs. Also included are a learning mode, where you learn about the train system, and a Densha De Go! Mode, where you take one train through its entire line. Lines included: Tokyu Toyoko Line, Shibuya - Sakuragicho, Tokyu Denentoshi Line, Shibuya - Chuo Rinkan and Tokyu Oimachi Line, Oimachi - Futako Tamagawa.