Night Trap

A gothic tale rises from the dead.

The beloved MediEvil franchise comes to the PSP® (PlayStation® Portable) with new characters, environments, mini-games, and more!

Challenge the darkness and death of Gallowmere as Sir Daniel Fortesque returns from the grave to foil the evil sorcerer Zarok's plans of demise.

Based on the original MediEvil franchise on PlayStation game console and inspired by its myths, characters, and universe.
Pick up and play with more than 70 mini-game challenges, including the innovative race mode, where you compete simultaneously across your favorite levels.
Battle 32 individual enemies using a combat system complete with an arsenal of more than 200 special moves and multiple combos.
Compete head-to-head against a friend in 16 individual Wi-Fi multi-player challenges.

Based on Focus Features and LAIKA Entertainment’s upcoming film, CORALINE is a whimsical exploration game that combines puzzle solving, character interaction and item collection with traditional action gameplay.

Prepare to enter a world "torn asunder" by timeless, unresolved conflicts--a world of incomparable beauty, intrigue, and betrayal. Prepare to go to Riven. Journey through vast, awe-inspiring landscapes, where clouds sit nestled in a deep blue sky and the rolling sea waters shimmer from bright morning sunlight. But be forewarned: nothing is quite as it seems. Reclusive beings and mysterious creatures populate the land. Deep, dark secrets lay hidden at every turn. Your utmost powers of observation and reason are required to complete a most elusive task. You must let Riven become your world. Only then may the truth be discovered and a world be saved. Riven stands as a story for all time, a story that evokes a sense of awe, wonder, and profound purpose. Prepare to go to Riven --a world unlike any you've ever known.

Argonaut's Buck Bumble has the look and feel of a first generation Nintendo 64 game that missed its boat. Simply put, the game is a mission-based, character-driven adventure/shooter that attempts to ape the Super Mario 64 world, but ends up making a bit of a monkey of itself instead.
Buck Bumble is a big game, no doubt about it. There are 20 missions of varying size and depth (some longer and more complicated, some shorter and time-reliant), but all of them are rather frustrating, with the exception of the boss levels, which can actually be quite challenging and fun. The gameplay is linear, so you work your way through each level by utilizing teleporters and destroying generators to open Herd Gates that lead to the next area you need to visit. The problem with the way the missions are set up is that your progress means little unless you finish the mission with just one life. You can save the game once a mission is completed and you do have three bees to beat the game with, however, if you die, you start at the beginning of the mission, and all of your progress is lost.