I still have my PSP copy. Probably the best non-Team Silent, Silent Hill game. I really liked it. I thought the story was really good and I also liked Travis a lot. And the OST is also fantastic. I still listen to it on a regular basis
Hey all - Sony has confirmed a manufacturing issue with the Pulse Elevate Wireless Speakers and as such it will no longer be listed for retail/release (until further notice).
All orders are being notified and refnds will be processed accordingly as requested by the distributor.
hey Guys, for those that ordered the rerun of blasphemous on PS4 and Switch - The publisher has moved the release date to March next year. We will send you an order message to so you can decide what you would like to do
@MrOde - Thats a good point, I will discuss that as an option with the lostics guys for delivery upgrades.
I must say most times we dont really have an issue with Courier Guy being on time, but in outlying areas it can be rough 3-4 days but, we often try choose the service that matches the area and even ship some product a bit earlier so it arrives on launch day for thos clients where we can
Dirt Rally does more than restore some glory to a name that's become slightly tarnished in recent years; in its passionate portrayal of rally, delivered with brutality and beauty, Codemasters has delivered what's quite simply its finest driving game to date.
"An honest, often brutal celebration of rallying that will exhilarate racing fans but intimidate newcomers." GamesRadar review on Xbox One version 8/10
DiRT Rally is a realistic, beautiful-looking off-road racing simulation that's really exciting to drive. Its high level of challenge and unforgiving nature means it won't appeal to everyone, but for those who want to experience the trials and tribulations of rallying, it's an absolutely brilliant game. USGamer 9/10 (PS4 version)
"It's been a decade of loss for racing video games in the UK, from the death of Colin McRae, the rally driver who lent his name to Codemasters' first rally game, in 2007, to the domino run of closures of numerous racing game studios around the country, most recently, that of Evolution Studios. Here, Codemasters offers us a bright beam of hope through the trees. Dirt Rally, a muddy, plucky sim with an island-tough mentality (that 60 frames per second refresh rate is unerring), cannot compete with the moneyed luxury of today's Japanese and American supercar racers in terms of polygon-counts. It has neither Gran Turismo's lavish roster, nor Forza's luxurious presentation. But the stories it tells? You'll never forget them."