Boys and girls, listen up! It's time to stock up on DS and PSP Games because Circuit City is having an early summer sale for all the videogame junkies out there. A bunch of games are listed on sale for only $8.96. You're not dreaming and that's no typo! But before you zoom your way to the nearest Circuit City, please remember that not all stores will have all these games in stock. Also, don't be surprised if some stores put them aside for now, because technically, the sale doesn't start until the week of July 4. Oh, by the way, as it turns out, the sale also covers titles for the PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, and Gameboy Advance.

Here's the list of PSP and DS Games for the Circuit City $8.96 summer sale taken from Cheap Ass Gamer.

PSP
Darkstalkers
Exit
FIFA Soccer
Gretzky NHL
NBA Street Showdown
Need For Speed Underground Rivals
Spiderman 2
Tiger Woods PGA
Tony Hawk Underground 2 Remix
World Soccer Tour

Nintendo DS
Advance Wars
Asphault GT (DS) - $5.96
ATV Quad Frenzy
Burnout Legends
Dig Dug: Digging Strike
Dragonball Z Supersonic Warriors 2
FIFA Soccer 2006
Finding Nemo
Goldeneye Rouge Agent
Great Juju Challenge
Gulty Gears Dust Strike
Incredibles Rise Of The Underminer
King Kong
Lunar Dragon Song
Madden 2005
Madden 2006
Meteos
Metroid Prime Pinball
Monster Truck
Need For Speed Underground 2
Pac N Roll
Pac Pix
Pokemon Dash
Polarium
Scooby Doo Unmasked
Spongebob Yellow Avenger
Spyro Shadow Legacy
Star Wars Episode 3 Revenge Of The Sith
Texas Hold Em
Tiger Woods 2005
Trace Memory
Ultimate Spiderman
Urbz: Sims In The City

EA released a plethora of new FIFA screenshots for the DS and PSP. FIFA World Cup Germany features all the countries you could want and your favorite players. Take your team and try to make it to the World Cup in Germany in 12 realistic stadiums. This title shows off another great use of the dual screens on the DS using the bottom one to show the player's position. There are loads of action screenshots listed and should give you an even better idea of how the game is played and what is to be expected.

With the FIFA World Cup Germany being the world's largest sporting event, the FIFA titles are getting special attention. In this title you can play as your favorite country in 12 official stadiums. Take your team from the start all the way to the World Cup.

The only thing soccer fans all over the world are looking forward for this year is the 2006 FIFA World Cup to be held in Germany; well, that and EA's 2006 FIFA World Cup video game set to be released this coming April 24 in North America and April 28 in Europe and Asia on the Xbox 360, Nintendo DS, and PSP.

Yes, while all heads are turned towards Germany this year, almost all of those heads turn toward video stores from time to time in anticipation of the said game. If you think I'm exaggerating, you might be surprised to know that EA's best selling game of all time is FIFA Soccer. Magnify that craze on the World Cup scale and you'll have an idea of what I mean.

Banking on the game's popularity (merely two-thirds of the world's population), EA aims to demonstrate athletic excellence, undying determination and masterful skill by featuring the line-up of players joining the 2006 FIFA World Cup. EA claims this is for the spirit of the sport, but you might as well throw in some millions in revenue as a "perk".

Superstars featured in the game include China's Zhi Zhen, England's Frank Lampard, Lukas Podolski of Germany, Alessandro Del Piero of Italy, Mexican Jamie Lozano, Portugal's Simao, Netherlands' Arjen Robben, Ricardo Cabanas of Switzerland, Spanish Xavi and USA's Claudio Reyna.

Featuring stunning visual representations of the world's superstar players, gamers take the helm as they steer their team from the eliminations to glory. Apart from taking control of one of 127 national teams, players will enjoy groundbreaking new play modes. Gamers gets the chance to recreate classic moments in FIFA World Cup history with modern teams via Global Challenge feature.

Now if that doesn't give you a kick, maybe I will.

A new batch of screens for the DS version of 2006 FIFA World Cup have emerged, showing off this attractive dual screen soccer game. As you can see, the top half will be used for actually playing the game, while the bottom half will have an overview of the field as well as without having to struggle through menus.
2006 FIFA World Cup includes over 125 teams throughout the world all on the same quest; to win the Fifa World Cup Final in Germany. Introducing the Global Challenge mode that will allow you to recreate 125 moments throughout soccer history, this game has been redesigned from the ground up to create a more realistic, accurate soccer experience.

source: n64europe


The first five screenshots and boxart of the upcoming FIFA 06 soccer (football) game for the Nintendo DS have been released. It definitely looks to be very very fun.