Dora The Explorer Journey To The Purple Planet PS2 $13.00 to $20.00 Dora the Explorer: Journey to the Purple Planet is an interactive adventure for kids that closely models the TV show. Dora and Boots are about to embark on an adventure like never before. Join them as they blast off into outer space and travel far into the great unknown. They’ve met five new friends who just happen to be lost space creatures. Now Dora and Boots are going to take an intergalactic-journey to try and help these lost friends find their way back home to the Purple Planet. Play through six unique planetary locations, all offering a familiar Dora playground experience and hunt for lost items such as Turtles, the Ten Little Green Aliens and little robots. The game features meteors, tunnels, jet-packs and collectible space gems and a variety of locations including the Cosmic Canyons, the Dark Bubble Cavern, the Space Satellite and the Glitter MazeMinimize Manufacturer:Global Star Software Product MPNKey FeaturesOther FeaturesMiscellaneous MPN 24871 Publisher   Global Star Software Genre   Adventure ESRB Rating   EC - (Early Childhood) Online No Online Gaming Support Control Elements Gamepad • Joystick Max. Number Of Players 1 Memory Support   With Memory Support Release Date October, 2005 UPC 5026555304764 Tags: dora, the, explorer, journey, to, the, purple, planet, ps2,

BUZZ Junior RoboJam PS2 $8.00 to $30.00 Featuring 25 mini-games, Buzz Junior RoboJam is a game where four cheeky robots dodge missiles, dance with a giant alien octopus, and become crash-test dummies - amongst other things. Featuress in RoboJam include the ability to customise your robots and a SmartBot artificial intelligence system that lets you play the game against the computer.Minimize Manufacturer:Sony Key FeaturesOther FeaturesMiscellaneous Publisher   Sony Genre   Puzzle Max. Number Of Players 4 Release Date May, 2007 UPC 711719613510 Tags: buzz, junior, robojam, ps2,

SNK Arcade Classics Volume 1 PS2 $3.00 to $15.00 Arcade Classics is obviously for fans of old-school games because that's all you're going to find here. These titles haven't been given facelifts or updates like the somewhat recent Atari Classics Evolved. Manufacturer:SNK Key FeaturesOther FeaturesMiscellaneous Publisher   SNK Genre   Action ESRB Rating   T - (Teen) ESRB Descriptor Violence • Mild Language • Suggestive Themes • Alcohol Reference • Blood Max. Number Of Players 2 Release Date May, 2008 UPC 828862200228 Tags: snk, arcade, classics, volume, 1, ps2,

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GTA Vice City PS2

The no holds barred world that has had critics up in arms for years is back with Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. All of the carnage and mayhem of the previous GTA games is back with a 1980s flair taken right out of such films as Scarface. Set in a fictional Miami, players must work their way to the top of the organized crime world using any means necessary. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City not only packs more violence and mayhem than the Godfather, but it’s also a fantastic achievement in the world of video games.Minimize

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Final Fantasy VII Dirge of Cerberus PS2

Three years after the events of Final Fantasy VII, an unknown group of seemingly unstoppable soldiers appears, bringing a swift and bitter end to the peace enjoyed by the people of the world. The members of this enigmatic group are the ones who were trapped under the ruins of Midgar for three long years—the Deepground soldiers. Vincent Valentine finds himself pursued by several elite members of the mysterious Deepground organization. An unrelenting chain of events leads Vincent to the truth behind his past—and forces him once again to be the key player in a battle for the planet itself and all those living on it.Minimize

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Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA 2 PS2

Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA 2 takes the best-selling video game series to new heights by incorporating a variety of gameplay enhancements designed to deliver the ultimate DDR experience.

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Final Fantasy X PS2

Two heroes, one hope - With integrated voiceovers and a host of new features, Final Fantasy X sets the new standard for games released on the PlayStation2.