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Pokémon Ash Gray is the definitive and expanded French version of the popular Pokémon game. Based on FireRed, this ROM hack breaks the limitations of the original game (which ended after the second movie) to offer you a complete epic adventure, including the entire Orange League.

You are the main character, Ash Ketchum, and you are about to embark on an extraordinary adventure. To complete this journey, you will have to go through 116 events from the series and 2 movie events. Along the way, you will encounter many Pokémon, rivals, and valuable allies. Just like in the anime, your decisions must align with Ash's to progress.

The story begins with a mistake: having stayed up all night watching the Pokémon League on TV, you wake up late the next day. Arriving in Pallet Town, disaster strikes: your rivals have already taken all the starter Pokémon. You have only one option left: to leave with Pikachu, your first partner. Your legend begins here...

- Complete Adventure: Includes Kanto and the Orange League (exclusive to this version).

- Total Immersion: Play as Ash and relive the same events as in the series.

- Realistic Audio: Original Pokémon cries from the anime.

- Remastered Visuals: New sprites, modernized graphics, and redesigned maps.

- Adjusted Gameplay: Stronger rivals and Gym Leaders for a greater challenge.

- Full Translation: A 100% French version for unadulterated nostalgia.

WARNING: Prepare for unprecedented immersion, because this time, the adventure won't stop halfway!

Long awaited and hinted at in several interviews, the second HD collection titled KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.5 ReMIX was revealed at D23 Expo Japan on October 14, 2013, an exhibition around the Disney universe held for the first time in Japan. Following up on KINGDOM HEARTS HD 1.5 ReMIX, players will be able to continue their adventures alongside Sora, Donald, and Goofy and learn more about the origins of the series.

KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.5 ReMIX will be the first opportunity in Europe to play two games previously only available on the Japanese market: KINGDOM HEARTS II Final Mix, previously released on PlayStation 2, and KINGDOM HEARTS Birth by Sleep Final Mix, originally released on PlayStation Portable, on PlayStation 3 and remastered in HD. This compilation also includes the HD remastered cutscenes from the Nintendo DS game, KINGDOM HEARTS Re:coded.

Like the previous collection, these three titles will benefit from the console's trophy system and improved gameplay mechanics.

The official game of the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad held in Athens in August 2004, Athens 2004 features 25 events spread around 8 sports, the real stadiums and arenas such as the state of the art Olympic Stadium built for the competition and the Panathinaiko, venue of the first modern Olympics, and 64 nations from all around the world.

While new developers Eurocom (following two games from ATD) kept most of the gameplay still inspired by the old button-mashers of the early 80s, some events feature interesting twists. While sprinting events don't need introductions, there are two middle distance events (800m and 1500m) that require the player to control their pace in order to reach the final curve fresh enough to have a second wind and sprint towards the finish. Other innovations are on field events, such as the high jump requiring the player to alternate buttons not as fast as possible, but time them as well as possible to the athlete's steps as possible, and the discus has the player circling the analogue knobs to build up power, among others.

All four swimming events are played in the same fashion as sprinting events, except the athlete must breathe as quickly as possible in intervals, or risks losing precious speed over a section of the race.

On gymnastics, floor exercises change according to sex: mens' is mostly based on power, with mashing sequences followed by timed button presses, while womens' require the player to follow on-screen cues (similarly to games such as Dance Dance Revolution), while rings to use both analogues to match the on-screen cues, and the vault has the player mashing the buttons before following an on-screen cue to perform the routine. Some of these events require the player to choose from a predefined routine, which affects the difficulty level and the maximum score awarded by the judges.

Making its first appearance in an official videogame, the equestrian individual jump competition requires the player to navigate the horse throughout the track, jumping over obstacles while keeping a steady pace, as the winner is who took the shortest time while collecting less penalties from hitting obstacles.

Archery is only slightly modified from previous games in the genre, but skeet now has the player following a predefined path instead of the free aiming gameplay of Sydney 2000.

Two game modes are included, the first being arcade (practice, single competitions and a special mode developed with dance mats in minds) and competition, where the player can customize their Olympics in order to play in just one final, compete in the decathlon or heptathlon, all pool or gymnastics events or become one in the Champion mode, featuring all 25 events, the winner being that with the most points.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monster Coliseum on PS2 is a strategy game that deviates from the original rules of the card game and instead focuses on a strategy reminiscent of chess. The gameplay is turn-based on a board. The first step in a duel is to deploy your monsters onto the game surface. The objective is either to eliminate all enemy monsters to win the match or to destroy the symbol placed in the enemy's camp.

On the ancient world of Unataca there is but one city untouched by evil – Aven. Strange things are now occurring and it is up to you, the Guardian, to investigate and fight back this evil to once again bring peace to the safe haven of Aven.

Untold Legends is an action RPG in which you control a single character in search of answers to the strange occurrences happening to Aven. Choose from 4 different character classes each with his/her own special abilities: The Knight – a typical melee fighter with heavy weapons and armor with the ability to duel-wield, The Alchemist – a ranged fighter with the ability to use potions and scrolls as magic, The Druid – a ranged fighter that can call upon the earth for offensive and defensive magic and The Berserker – an unwieldy character bent on brutality and destruction with the ability to duel-wield. Despite a character strength or weakness for melee or ranged combat all characters can switch between them.

Complete quests in a wide variety of location from in-town to dungeons to dark monster lairs. Collect weapons, armor, accessories, potions and gold along the way from enemies you slay, chests you open and vases you smash open. Combine components with weapons and armor to enhance them and give you more power, health etc. Use gold to purchase new weapons, armor, etc. in town.

Your character starts out with attributes (strength, intelligence, dexterity and stamina) unique to that class that can be raised each time your character achieves a new level. Along with raising attributes at each level you can assign points to your special abilities and gain new abilities. Each class has its own weapons and armor specially suited for that class that can only be equipped by that class.

The game is completely 3D in which you use the analog stick to move your character. The world can be rotated and zoomed in close to get a good look at the enemies your fighting. Your characters weapons (along with special abilities embedded in weapons like fire or lightening) and armor are animated on your character and change each time you equip a new item.

Play a single player game or a multiplayer wireless game with 3 of your friends.

Dune 2000 for the PlayStation game console represents the new look of 3D real-time warfare - brought to you only by the console leader of real-time strategy, Westwood Studios. Real-time strategy never looked so sharp. Explore an all-new 3D terrain system complete with detailed 3D units and structures. Play three sides across 30 missions as either the noble Atreides, the evil Harkonnen or the insidious Ordos. Cinematic quality, full-motion video accentuate each hard-won battle and brief you for your next mission. Besiege the enemy with dozens of units ranging from well armed Infantry and Sonic Tanks to the incredibly-destructive Devastator and Ornithopter.

More ways to play than any other real-time strategy game - solo, head-to-head with the link cable for the PlayStation game console or Skirmish Mode against up to 4 AI opponents.



Command your forces with the game controller or Mouse for the PlayStation game console.

Somari the Adventurer is a hack of Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit) by Lone Devil. Somari completely replaces Sonic with 3 unique moves. Mushroom Kingdom Zone is a newly added 1-Act level as the first zone. This hack is based off the unlicensed port of Sonic the Hedgehog for the NES/Famicom by Hummer Team titled "Somari" featuring Mario as the lead protagonist.

Brothers in Arms: D-Day is the first title in the Brothers in Arms series for the PSP. Like the other games in the BIA franchise, this shooter is set in World War II and makes heavy use of tactics and cover systems with team-based actions. The story follows Sgt. Matthew Baker and Cpl. Joe Hartstock through the Normandy campaign.

D-Day can be considered a remix of the first two titles in the series, Road to Hill 30 and Earned in Blood, as the levels and combat missions were selected from the first two BIA games, and re-worked for the PSP, in addition to a set of new levels as well. The player can now make use of bazooka teams and fire mortars. Teammates have new abilities, covers can be destroyed, and there are new weapons. A lot of the gameplay is based on coordinating teammates. Tactics are then set out using a birds-eye perspective of the action.

Multiplayer games through Wi-Fi Ad Hoc either offer 12 skirmish missions or 4 different game modes through the co-op multiplayer campaign.

Kamen Rider: Climax Heroes is an Action game, developed by Eighting and published by Namco Bandai Games, which was released in Japan in 2009.