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PSP Game Relase Dates (UK)

If you are in the UK and are wondering what PSP games to look forward to playing over the next 12 months, heres a list of some of my hot picks for the year, and when they are due out.

  • TOCA Race Driver 3 Challenge : Released: 12th January 2007
  • Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Vegas : Released: 30th January 2007
  • Dead Head Fred : Released: 9th February 2007
  • Monster Kingdom: Jewel Summoner : Released: 13th February 2007
  • Fast and the Furious : Released: 13th February 2007
  • M.A.C.H : Released: 20th February 2007
  • Test Drive Unlimited : Released: 20th February 2007
  • World Championship Poker 2 : Released: 23rd February 2007
  • Capcom Puzzle World : Released: 16th March 2007
  • Heatseeker : Released: 30th March 2007
  • Xyanide Resurrection : Released: 30th March 2007
  • Alien Syndrome : Released: 30th June 2007
  • Virtua Tennis 3 : Released: 30th June 2007
  • FlatOut : Released: 31st December 2007
  • Silent Hill Origins : Released: 31st December 2007
  • Stateshift : Released: 31st December 2007
  • Codename: Panzers : Released: 31st December 2007

Out of the list, four PSP games are really grabbing my attention : TOCA Race Driver 3 Challenge, Test Drive Unlimited and Alien Syndrome. Those listed as being released on the 31st December are likely to have their release date revised.

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