Raze's Hell is a unique take on good vs. evil as the player takes control of a monster named Raze as he travels through 20 different lands to free his planet from the cute and cuddly Kewletts. The Kewletts and their leader, the Twisted Princess, is bent on turning the planet and its inhabitants into them at all costs and it's up to Raze to stop them.

The gameplay mostly consists of traveling around while destroying enemies with weapons such as grenades, sniper rifles and even acid projectiles that Raze spits out of his mouth. The player must also watch out for the Kewletts weaponry which consists of bunny rocket launchers, lollipop axes and even exploding jack in the boxes.

Crazy Taxi 3 serves up more of the classic gameplay that made the series so popular on the Dreamcast. High Roller takes place in "Glitter Oasis" which is modeled after Las Vegas. You take the roll as one of 4 new drivers and you must try to deliver as many customers as possible to collect huge fares.

Crazy Taxi 3 also includes reworked versions of the original 2 levels from Crazy Taxi and Crazy Taxi 2 -- West Coast and Small Apple each with their respective drivers. Also included is Crazy X mode in which you play through a slew of minigames for when you don't feel like tackling the main game.

As natural resources grow scarce, the world plunges into war while governments attempt to hold on to what little remains. The weapon of choice in these conflicts is the AWGS (Armored Walking Gun System), a multipurpose tank that can walk, roll, and fly in any environment. Several AWGS models can be chosen for each mission, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. AWGS are equipped with a long range rifle, vulcan canon, short range missile barrage, and long range guided missiles, and each can be selected from different available models. Missions take place in and around Burma, and have varied objectives such as defending a base or destroying a supply convoy.

Metal Wolf Chaos is an mecha action game in which you jump in the role of Michael Wilson, the current president of the United States. The vice president, Richard Hawk wants to take over the country in coup d'état, the president must escape from the White House and bring order to chaos in his custom Metal Wolf mecha armor.

Metal Wolf Chaos is a third person shooter with highly destructive environments and enemies ranging from land, sea to air units which you take into battle within such locations as the White House and secret army bases and eventually, in space.

Unreal Championship 2: The Liandri Conflict is the sequel to the Xbox Live game Unreal Championship, and was designed from the ground up for Xbox, and the Xbox Live service.

The game features 14 different characters and includes an expanded single player mode, enhanced mobility, and expanded upon combo system. The game also adds melee combat, by giving each character the possibility to switch to their respective weapon (e.g. blade, staff).

Some years after the Strider Wars, humanity has resumed its expansion into space. On the rough frontier, it falls to the Terran Colonial Authority to maintain peace and order among the outlying colonies and outposts. TCA Marshal John Dalton and the crew of his ship, the Atlantis, patrol this dangerous sector of space when several distress calls lead to the discovery of alien artifacts with unique properties. Soon, the hunt for these artifacts is on between several alien factions as well as human corporations and their mercenary forces, with the TCA and their allies caught in the middle.

The first-person shooter Unreal II, while a sequel to Unreal, has no direct connection to the first game except being set in the same universe (with the Skaarj from Unreal and the Liandri Corporation from Unreal Tournament being major enemy factions). The player controls John Dalton through a dozen missions, taking place in such locations as the dense jungle of a tropical planet, a research facility on a frozen moon, the insides of a planet-sized living organism, the home world of an insectoid machine civilization, as well as a huge starship.

The weapon arsenal consists of more than a dozen guns. Standard types include pistols, an assault rifle, shotgun, and sniper rifle. Some heavier ones are a flame thrower, as well as rocket and grenade launchers, with the grenade launcher being able to use six different ammunition types, including fragmentation, EMP and smoke grenades. Available in later missions are weapons adapted from alien technologies. These include various energy guns, a biological weapon that creates living spiders that attack enemies, and an autonomous floating orb that either seeks out and attacks enemies or circles around the player in point defense. As in other Unreal titles, each weapon has two different firing modes.

Missions are usually of the run-and-gun type, but there are exceptions. Several levels include defense assignments where either a position must be held for a certain time or a character be kept alive. These levels usually include additional tools such as energy barriers and automated turrets that can be placed by the player in any location. Sometimes, AI-controlled characters will be there to help out the player as well. In that case they can be given orders on which sector to defend or patrol, for example.

The story of the game is told through a variety of means: besides in-engine cutscenes, there is a lot of radio chatter during a mission; in fact, it's not unusual for mission objectives to completely change due to story developments. Between missions, Dalton can wander freely about the Atlantis and chat with his crew, going into their personal backstories as well as more details about the main plot.