Crush Gear Turbo (ISO)


Gekitou! Crush Gear Turbo is a Sci-Fi Action Adventure game, developed and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 2002.

Beyblade Let It Rip (ISO)


"Beyblade: Let it Rip!" is a battle-simulation game for the PlayStation 1 in which players participate in Beyblade tournaments by creating their own Beyblades (user-created destructive spinning tops) and using them in one-on-one battles against opponents' Beyblades. During battle you can build up a stat known as "Legend Power," and with enough legend power (LP), your Beyblade can perform more powerful attacks. Earning LP during battle is a simple process.

Gear Fighter Dendoh (ISO)


Gear Fighter Dendoh tells the story of two Japanese schoolboys—short-tempered Ginga Izumo and level-headed Hokuto Kusanagi—who meet one day in the midst of an attack on the Earth by Galfa (sometimes translated as Gulfer or Garufa), a race of sentient machines determined to wipe out all life in the universe. The two are chosen by Dendoh, a machine built to battle Galfa, to be its pilots during this attack. They also become members of the Guard Earth and Advanced Reconnaissance (GEAR) organization designated with the protection of Earth from the Galfa advance. The two pilots find themselves in a race to obtain the powerful and animal-like Data Weapons before Galfa can get their hands on them.

Spec Ops Covert Assault (ISO)


The Spec Ops franchise was intended to be a realistic first/third person shooter experience and immerse the player in the world of international terrorists and the like with the player trying to stop them in a two man team, originally developed by Zombie Studios and published by Ripcord Games for the PC. The first two games were well received; and the PlayStation and Dreamcast sequels (developed by Runecraft) were more of a budget priced shooter experience, giving them lower review scores.

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