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Box image of God of War 2 for Play Station 2

Paul Phoenix

Paul Phoenix is a video game character from the Tekken fighting game series. He is a staple of the series, and wants to become "The Toughest in the Universe." Paul is one of only four Tekken characters (the others being Heihachi Mishima, Nina Williams, and Yoshimitsu) to have appeared in every game in the series. Paul also appears in the Namco game Urban Reign along with his friend, Marshall Law. Paul can be unlocked in Urban Reign by defeating Challenge Mode. - wikipedia.org

Tekken: Dark Resurrection

Tekken: Dark Resurrection on PSP (Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection ) or referred to as Tekken 5.2/Tekken 5.5 is an update to Tekken 5 and the seventh game in the Tekken video game franchise. The game was first released as an Arcade game in Japan in 2005 and in North America in 2006, and was ported to the PlayStation Portable later that year. The game was also released as downloadable content on the PlayStation 3 via the PlayStation Network online service in 2007. - answers.com

Lili - Tekken: Dark Resurrection Character

Lili is a stereotypical rich girl trying to save her father's company, and uses a combination of ballet dancing and street fighting moves. - answers.com

Tekken Dispaly Figure - Asuka Kazama in School Uni

Asuka Kazama (meaning ""Flying Bird of the Open Space"") is a character in the Tekken video game series. Introduced in the video game Tekken 5, Asuka Kazama is more famously known as the cousin of the series' protagonist, Jin Kazama. Not surprisingly, since Asuka and Jin have the same surname, it is known, through an official statement made by Namco, that they are cousins. History Tekken 5 Asuka's official story states that she was taught Kazama-style Traditional Martial Arts by her father, a dojo-master near Osaka, ever since she was a small girl. By nature, Asuka believes very strongly in justice and devotes much of her free time to being a vigilante of sorts, breaking up fights nearby and saving kittens (as seen in the PlayStation 2 version of the Tekken 5 opening). At the time in which the game takes place, Asuka is seventeen years old and is a high school student. Asuka returned home from school one day to find that her dojo was in shambles. The students there had been beaten severely and her father was so badly hurt that he had to be taken to the hospital. In the next several days, a detective from Hong Kong, Lei Wulong, came to her and explained that the culprit would likely be entering The King of Iron Fist Tournament 5. In order to get her personal revenge and redeem her dojo, Asuka enters the tournament as well. - answers.com

gta 4

A picture of GTA 4. This new version of GTA came out for the PS3 and Xbox360 on April 29th, 2008. The game uses the new Euphoria engine which was previously used in Rockstars table tennis game. An exciting new approach to the game, it take place in the fictional liberty city (modeled after New York) and features illegal immigrant and gun for hire Niko. Niko is a troubled man. He came to Liberty City seeking fortune promised by his cousin, but found a bad apartment and a drug addicted lying cousin. Now he is out to make it for himself and complete his own motives. This game has received near perfect scores from every game reviewer to review it thus far.

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it's even better than the blue shell

I'm Not Boy - A Homage to the Neo Geo Pocket.

Kyo Kusanagi of SNK's King of Fighters and Sakura Kusagano of CAPCOM's Street Fighter Alpha Series

House of the Dead

Sega's zombie-blasting light gun series makes its Xbox debut with the exclusive release of The House of the Dead III. Taking place 20 years after the events in the second game, this third title has Lisa Rogan and Agent G investigating the disappearance of Lisa's father, who vanished while searching an abandoned industrial depot two weeks earlier. As before, the on-rails action involves blasting wave upon wave of undead abominations from a first-person viewpoint. For the first time in the series, an auto-reloading shotgun is the weapon of choice, which eliminates the need to shoot offscreen in order to reload. Instead, players must wait a few seconds as their character's onscreen hand automatically replenishes the shells by loading them into the barrel. Gone are the hapless innocents of past games in the series, replaced instead by the character's partner, who must occasionally be saved from precarious situations. These predicaments generally involve groups of zombies swarming around the partner. Quickly shooting them down will earn players bonus lives, but failed attempts are not punished. A separate Time Attack mode offers a slight variation on the basic formula. Eliminating zombies in this mode adds additional seconds to a time limit, while taking damage depletes it. Fans of the series will be pleased to note the Dreamcast version of The House of the Dead 2 can also be unlocked for play, which comes with an additional set of bonus modes. A trailer for The House of the Dead movie is included as well. The game can either be played with a third-party light gun or the Xbox controller, and two-player simultaneous action is supported on the same screen.~ Gavin Frankle, All Game Guide