I have ALOT more to add here, so please don't delete it!
Wasnt sure where to post this tho...
This is about 1% of my collection, so if you have any requests, post them below

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Dungeon Maker Hunting Ground

Each day, players can enter their dungeon once to battle monsters for money and loot, and make changes to attract different enemies by adding wooden walls or upgrading a plain room into a bedroom or storage room. Instead of leveling up, when you return to town, you have a meal at home which boosts certain stats depending on what you're eating. Once you start beating up more monsters, you can collect ingredients and the girl at the market will give you tips on how to prepare everything. After dinner you go to sleep, which replenishes your hit points and magic so you can go at it again tomorrow.

It might seem a little repetitive, especially since you're playing in the same dungeon every day, but there is something addicting about building as you go. We played far enough to earn the big boss room for the first floor where a griffin appeared. Once you beat him, you earn a staircase room upgrade to go with a four-doored room so you can access the second level. More and more rooms become available, so there's generally something new to try and the townspeople are full of requests. If we could just find that bone ring...


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Football Manager 2007

Football may well have been painted in an unsavoury light in recent months, what with bung enquiries and corruption on an Italian scale, but that hasn't stopped Sports Interactive stopping off at a motorway service station to give us some details on Football Manager Handheld 2007.

The follow up to last year's inaugural Football Manager Handheld, the new feature list means FMH 2007 promises to be more stuffed than a dodgy manager's sheepskin pockets, whilst also being easier to navigate and control.

So while, for example, you can take on far more responsibility than in last year's outing, you can also delegate some of the duties to club staff, such as visiting obscure Eastern European agents.

And whilst the ongoing lack of a graphical match engine is disappointing, the addition of international management, player relationships, board statements and a multiplayer mode should all go some way to addressing the concerns raised in our review of the original title.



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WipEout Pure - Stealth Edition

Sure, it centres on steering a variety of futuristic hovercrafts around its 16 circuits in what can only be described, with any honesty, as a race. And yes, we've filed it under the 'Racing' genre.

But WipEout Pure has a unique Get-Knocked-Down and Get-Up-Again style of play that feels more like the Just One More Go-ism of Archer McLean's Mercury than the easy riding of Ridge Racer.



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Puzzle Quest challenge of the Warlords

Set in the Warlords universe, the game challenges players to save the land of Etheria from evil Lord Bane as gamers engage in battles fought by means of competitive, head-to-head "match-three" style puzzle games in one of three gameplay modes: Single-player, Instant Action or Multiplayer. Victory will advance a player's customisable hero, magical arsenal, creature companions and more - ultimately rewarding gamers at nearly every turn and deepening their immersion into the richly diverse world. The game's remarkable mix of classic puzzle gameplay and an abundant suite of characters, customisations, spells, companions, tameable monsters and more provides a fresh take on the puzzle genre that offers endless hours of replayability.



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Street Fighter Zero 3 - Double Up

Double Upper contains all of the mission modes and other extra fighting modes found in the console versions of the game. It's also a pretty good take on SFA3, featuring the same music and sound effects while delivering the same gameplay you've come to expect from an Alpha game. The enhancement here is that there will be new playable characters. The game will include Yun, Maki, Eagle, and Ingrid. Ingrid is the newest of the bunch--she made her first appearance in last year's Capcom Fighting Evolution.