EA Replay
- B.O.B.
- Budokan
- Desert Strike
- Haunting Starring Polterguy
- Jungle Strike
- Mutant League Football
- Road Rash
- Road Rash II
- Road Rash III
- Syndicate
- Ultima VII: The Black Gate
- Wing Commander
- Wing Commander: Secret Missions
Taito Legends Power-Up
- Space Invaders
- Space Invaders Part 2
- Return of the Invaders
- New Zealand Story
- Crazy Balloon
- Crazy Balloon 2005 (3D Remake)
- Chalk 'n Pop
- Lunar Rescue
- Phoenix
- Balloon Bombers
- Balloon Bomb 2005 (3D Remake)
- Legend of Kage
- Legend of Kage 2005
- Alpine Ski
- The Fairyland Story
- Rastan Saga
- Raimais
- Kiki Kaikai
- Kuri Kinton
- Space Dungeon
- Qix
- Space Chaser
- Elevator Action
- Cameltry
- Cameltry 2005 (3D Remake)
Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Final Fantasy, Square Enix merged several previous remakes of the first FF entry into one, making it into an all new update to the game that started it all. In addition to several new dungeon adventures, the art has been giving an update, maintaining the 2D style with the high quality PSP graphics capabilities.
The other remakes come into play with the music and cinematics snagged from Final Fantasy Origins, a PlayStation One collection upgrading FF1 and 2. Additionally, the dungeon level Soul of Chaos was borrowed from the GameBoy Advance remake Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls.
Regardlesd, the story, visual style and gameplay of the original classic are fully intact and just as good as ever.
Final Fantasy II Anniversary Edition
Like the first FF Anniversary Edition, this remake of the second entry in the classic series was also released in celebration of the series 20th B-Day, and borrows many of its features from previous FF II remakes. With music and cineamtics from the PlayStation One remake of FF I and II in FF Origins, plus dungeon levels from GameBoy Advance revision FF I & II: Dawn of Souls.
Regardless of where it borrows from, the FF II Anniversary Edition contains numerous upgrades while keeping in line with its old-school roots. Graphics have been overhauled along with new items and "Soul of Re-Birth" an all new chapter to the game. Although there is a lot of “new” here, the core narrative, gameplay and retro 2D style are all retained from the original.
Space Invaders Extreme
Lemmings
One of the highest reviewed computer games of all time is back. Lemmings has been revised, remade and reimagined for just about every major desktop computer and console system since its inception for the Amiga computer in 1991; Having it now available as a remake for the PSP only makes it that much better.
While maintaining all the classic gameplay and whopping 120 levels form the original version, 36 new levels have been added as well as a “User Level” editor which allows players to create their own. To accommodate the PSP’s superior graphics quality the backgrounds have been rendered in 3D, but the gameplay itself sticks to its 2D gaming routs where players work to keep alive an army of everybody’s favorite suicidal rodents.








