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The raw, highstakes world of illegal street racing comes to life in Street Racing Syndicate. Trick out over 40 authentic licensed cars with parts from over 15 real world manufacturers, then turn your customized ride loose on the streets of three cities across the USA. Lay it all on the line - your wallet, your woman, your pride and your wheels. For the first time ever, throw down with opponents around the world via online pink slip races. With masses of perfectly tuned, nitrous-stoked horses under the hood, the only thing between you and victory is the distance from the pedal to the floor.

Iron Phoenix, exclusively for Xbox, brings a new genre to online multiplayer games as the first ever 16-player 3D fighting game. Follow the fate of a set of weapons forged from the shards of a massive meteor. Survivors of wars and masters of the weapons converge to fight to the death and decide who should wield the nine lethal weapons.

One of the most innovative, imitated, and controversial video game series of all time comes to the Xbox in this bundle from publisher Rockstar Games. Since the runaway success of Grand Theft Auto III on PS2, the GTA games have since been praised by players and vilified by politicians. Enhanced Xbox ports of all three 128-bit generation GTA games -- Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas -- are included in this box set.Grand Theft Auto III casts players as a low-level thug in a grungy, New York-styled urban game world called Liberty City. Liberty City is made up of three districts, and in all, the game offers 72 different missions, many of which can be played in any order. As the player's character completes jobs available in one part of the city, other areas and assignments open up to him. Along with this purposeful design of an open-ended, non-linear story line, many other features popular in earlier versions of the game return in this release as well, including a diverse variety of deadly weapons, busy streets full of self-involved pedestrians, and eight different radio station soundtracks to listen to while inside the vehicles. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City offers the same open-ended style of play as its violent, "M"-rated predecessor, but in an area twice as large as Liberty City, and with a completely different theme. Seemingly inspired by television's stylish crime drama, Miami Vice, the Vice City takes place in the 1980s. Criminals wear pastel-colored suits, bikini-clad women relax on sandy beaches, and palm tree-lined streets are bustling with showy sports cars and zippy motorcycles.Like its immediate predecessor, San Andreas strives to provide a wide, deep foundation for its free-form criminal gameplay by setting the story in a slightly exaggerated representation of a familiar (if not glorified) American subculture. As Vice City seemed inspired by Miami Vice, and the pastel-decked, "me generation" ideals of the ea

Go back in time and experience one of the most popular video games ever released. Donkey Kong is a member of the Classic Nintendo Entertainment System Series for the Game Boy Advance, which takes great games from the past and brings them to the popular systems of today. Discover the early beginnings of the famous adventurer named Mario, and match wits against a chimp that is nobody's chump.

Back by popular demand, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005 lets you hit the courses with added gamer abilities. Alter the appearance of your character right down to skin tone, or change up their swing in order to tweak their game. You can even use the revolutionary course altering system to create the golf course of your dreams. Of course, you'll still have to challenge the man who changed golf forever - Tiger Woods.

What would James Bond do? That is the question you will answer in every dramatic moment of James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing. The world's greatest secret agent returns in his fifth interactive adventure from EA Games, and the action has never been more intense. Think like Bond as never before, using espionage, tactical skills, and Q-Lab gadgets to analyze every situation. Act like Bond, using your stylish physical skills, clever disguises, and bold personality to once again save the world. With every Bond moment played out before you in an all-new, third-person cinematic perspective, this action-packed adventure could only come from the world of James Bond. What would Bond do? What will you do? Features: All-out, arena-style combat with up to four players -- use the Game Boy Advance Game Link cable (sold separately) to hook up with friends on other Game Boy Advance system Multiple game modes and new maps featuring both cooperative and competitive play Link up with James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing on Nintendo GameCube (sold separately) to access exclusive features, including mini-games, gadget upgrades, and maps previously unavailable on the Game Boy Advance version

Eye Toy: GrooveDance through 28 hits from some of today's hottest artists including Madonna, Jessica Simpson, Fatboy Slim, Earth, Wind & Fire and more. For use with the included Eye Toy USB Camera, this unique game allows you to record your own dance moves to any of the available music tracks and challenge a friend to out-do your moves. Try single-player or multiplayer modes, and even track the calories you burn as you dance.Eye Toy CameraThe revolutionary EyeToy USB camera plugs into one of the two available ports on the front of a PlayStation 2 system, and uses unique motion-tracking technology to project the player's image on screen as the focal point of the gaming action. EyeToy takes full advantage of the power of PlayStation 2 and encourages performance, interaction and laughter, so people of all ages can instantly become the star of their own game.Not available on any other gaming platform, EyeToy players are tasked with physically performing the moves needed to win the games. By simply plugging the EyeToy USB Camera into one of the USB ports on the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system and placing the EyeToy USB Camera on top of or below the television, players of all ages literally become the main character of the game. They must then use their arms, legs, feet, head and more to participate in the wide variety of interactive games and show off their hand-eye coordination, skill, rhythm, speed and style. Using a unique motion-tracking technology, the EyeToy USB Camera projects the player on screen while their body movements are instantaneously translated into non-stop gaming action. Additionally, EyeToy can be used for video messaging, adding to the expanding capabilities of PlayStation 2. Using the EyeToy USB camera, up to 60 seconds of personal video messages can be recorded onto a Memory Card (8MB) (PlayStation 2) and left for friends and family. Various backgrounds are available, allowing each message to be specially made for any occasion. A visual

Following up quickly on 2003's most original title, this sequel features the same setup as Wario Ware (made in Wario in Japan). You play through tons of quick five-second mini games, working your way to a final boss mini-game encounter. Fail more than three times during the course of a stage, and you're sent back to the start. The original's mini-games were based around tapping one or two buttons. For this sequel, Nintendo has equipped the cartridge with a motion sensor which can detect how much you've rotated the Game Boy Advance system from its standard playing position. Most of the mini-games use this input system exclusively. In addition to the motion sensor, the cartridge has a rumble motor which shakes a bit as you rotate the system. Over 200 mini-games are included in the game.

FIFA Street combines arcade action with the culture of freestyle street soccer. It is no longer good enough to simply win - now you have to win with style.Leading this movement are the world's top professional players, showing off their skills and individual style in four-on-four match-ups against the backdrop of global venues that represent the true culture of street soccer. As the first game to support dynamic one-on-one encounters, beating your opponent will require skill, technique and the careful selection of specific moves. As a gamer you'll take on the best and be required to earn their respect, gradually building your reputation and team into an unstoppable force that leads the tide of street soccer.

EA's arcade-style slant on the world's most popular sport pounds the pavement for more four-on-four action in FIFA Street 2. Players can get their kicks by challenging more than 320 professional stars on 20 teams or by competing against an international assortment of real-life street athletes in multiple game modes. New juggling moves and other feats of agility can be performed using the analog stick, dubbed the "trick stick," which initiates specific plays to outsmart opponents when pressed in unison with the controller's face buttons.The trick stick is used primarily in one-on-one situations, where offense and defensive players attempt to quickly counter each other's moves. Players who successfully outwit their competition will increase the "momentum state" trick multiplier, allowing them to string together more special moves for a limited amount of time. As in the other Street titles, each time players use technique, they will charge a Gamebreaker meter that can result in an instant score or a turnover when used during a match. FIFA Street 2 also features a number of customization options. Players can create an athlete with over 1,000 variables, from hairstyles and shoes to accessories and clothing. Teams can also be created along with home fields, to the point where players can alter pitch surface and the turf's overall appearance using a special tool. Once players are satisfied with their teams and athletes, they can enter an underground street tournament or invite friends for three-player cooperative action.