The Best Sony 2025

1. CPA 9C Car Audio Cassette Adapter

Sony CPA 9C Car Audio Cassette Adapter

Key Features and Benefits: Connect your portable audio player Connect your portable audio player to your car stereo, through the car's in-dash cassette player Cassette-shaped Interface Inserts into your car's tape deck (compatible with decks that make you insert the cassette with the tape opening facing the side) Self-adjusting spring-loaded head Maintains optimum contact with your cassette deck's tape head Silent mechanism Reduces mechanical noise on the road Ideal for use with Sony Portable Music Players Compatible with standard headphone jack-equipped devices

2. Kurt Warner's Arena Football Unleashed - PlayStation

5/18/2000

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3. Stuart Little Big City Adventures - Win - CD - English

Stuart Little Big City Adventures is an entertaining adventure game designed from a small mouse's perspective. Stuart Little needs your help to sail in the Regatta Race, drive his red roadster through the park avoiding the cats, playing Mini-Golf with a big golf club, drive an electric train controlling the switches on the track, and much much more!

Big Adventure Games! The star of the classic book, and a major motion picture, is featured in a collection of fun games for your PC. Live and re-live all the excitement from the movie with games that feature multiple skill levels, unique challenges and obstacles - after all, Stuart is only 4 1/2" tall! Race boats in Central Park, escape from cats in a 'Stuart-sized' car, find your way through an electric train village, or play a round of miniature golf, which isn't so mini for Stuart. Play through the entire adventure, or pick and choose your favorite games. Dream big, live large, think little...Stuart Little. Features: Five different games to play, each with three levels of difficulty. Features familiar characters and locations from the movie. Fabulous 3-D rendered environments. System Requirements: Windows 95/98 Pentium 90 MHz CPU. 16 MB RAM 25 MB Free Hard Disk Space. 4X Speed CD-ROM. Windows 95/98 compatible video card & sound card. Direct X version 6.0 (included) or higher.

4. Die Hard Trilogy 2 - PlayStation

Die Hard Trilogy 2 PSX

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5. Mouse PSX by Sony

This mouse works for strategy simulation games so you can point and click.

This mouse works for strategy simulation games so you can point and click. Wal-Mart reserves the right to limit order quantities.

6. NHL FaceOff 99 - Black Label (Playstation 1, 1998)

Buy Pre-Owned and Save! Great condition of NHL FaceOff 99 - Black Label (Playstation 1, 1998) game. This is a great game for those who want to replace, or expand their Sony Playstation 1 collection. Here at Swifty Games, all items are inspectect carefully, cleaned and tested prior to make it available to purchase online. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Due to be a Pre-Owned item it might present some signs of wear, such as scratches, dents, tears, discoloration and/or sticker marks. What's Included - One (1) Sony Playstation 1 Disk. - One (1) Game Case. - One (1) Game Case Artwork. Condition Pre-Owned Compatible With Sony Playstation 1 console.

NHL FaceOff 99 - Black Label (Playstation 1, 1998)

7. NFL Xtreme PSX

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION PlayStation Nfl Xtreme FROM THE MANUFACTURER There are no refs no boundaries and no rules! NFL Xtreme is the ultimate cross between the NFL and the WCW. Take the field if you dare where refs are as blind as bats and the defense is just waiting to take advantage of it. REVIEW Let's make one thing clear at the outset: NFL Xtreme is no NFL Blitz. Despite appearances to the contrary, it doesn't look, sound, or play even remotely like the original (and still the best) arcade-style football game. This isn't really surprising - an NFL Blitz machine utilizes state-of-the-art hardware and costs thousands of dollars, while the PlayStation is some three years old and lists for around a hundred bucks. Even so, there has been a handful of arcade-quality games released on the PlayStation (Tekken 3 and Rage Racer, to name two) - we just want to make it clear that NFL Xtreme isn't among them. So, if NFL Xtreme isn't a legitimate NFL Blitz competitor, what exactly is it? As far as we can tell, NFL Extreme appears to be a five-on-five version of Sony's excellent but now aging GameDay '98. (For its part, Sony maintains that NFL Xtreme does not use the GameDay engine, but whether it does or doesn't is beside the point, because the differences between the "two" engines, if indeed there are two, are very few and very far between.) Because of its close similarity to GameDay, which was designed for standard play, NFL Xtreme largely fails to take advantage of the unique gameplay opportunities presented by a five-on-five football format. The best example of this is in the playbook, the core of any football sim. The idea of a five-on-five game is that the field is wide open, and as a result, the gameplay should be free-flowing and creative. But in NFL Xtreme, it simply isn't. You're straightjacketed into run-of-the-mill plays - sweeps, outs, posts, etc. - that we've all seen, run, and defended against many times before. Furthermore, you have absolutely no latitude to customize the plays or to make them more interesting while running them. With one exception (the halfback pass), multi-pass plays are not possible. Downfield laterals are a no-no. And you can't send your men into motion. Another major issue is the control, which is sluggish and ly "off" just enough to become a major impediment to enjoying the game. Catching a pass is an adventure each and every time - you can hit the same player in the same spot two plays in a row and get completely different results. Dropped passes, players inexplicably pulling up during their route, passes bouncing the receiver's helmet - if you want ways to go crazy playing offense, this game has got 'em in spades. And success on defense seems even more random than on offense - it's basically pick a play and hope for the best. So, we've established that the playbook is lame and the control is suspect. What about NFL Xtreme's highly touted graphics engine? Well, it does have its moments - there are some absolutely vicious hits, the players are highly detailed, and the frame rate is impressive (at times). But overall, as with the control, something isn't quite right. The collision detection is less than perfect, so players routinely run right through each other, destroying any sense of realism. And the graphics are often extremely murky in the middle of the screen, especially during running plays (which, incidentally, must almost exclusively be run to the outside in order to gain positive yardage, a trademark of second-tier football games). But the real flaw with NFL Xtreme's graphics is the camera perspective, which has the players way too big up close and darn near indistinguishable as they move down the field. In fact, the perspective is so skewed that once a player is more than 20 yards away, it's a total guessing game as to which team he's on - and you can imagine how much fun it is to play "who's who" at a critical point in the game. The perspective also leaves too much of the right and left of the field outside your view, making it extremely difficult to pass cross-field if you're rolling towards a sideline. This reduces your offensive options, which in turn reduces the fun of the game. So, that leaves us with the taunting, one of NFL Xtreme's most heavily promoted features. The designers obviously wanted to show that they can trash talk with the best of 'em, and in NFL Xtreme you'll spend almost as much time taunting or being taunted as you will actually playing the game. Not that you'll enjoy it. The biggest faux pas is that the taunts are issued by the players themselves, rather than the announcer (as in NFL Blitz). This makes them completely nonsensical, since different players on opposing sides will issue the same taunts in the exact same voice. Even worse, the selection of taunts is very limited - after one game, you've basically heard them all. What's more, the taunts have little if anything to do with the onscreen gameplay (how else to explain a defensive back strutting around crowing "This is my house" after giving up a 50-yard completion?). But the biggest problem is that the taunts themselves are just really lame - they don't sound in the least bit tough, and they're moronically mean-spirited. In short, it's as much fun to watch the taunting here as it is in real life, which is to say, no fun at all. (Editor's note: If the NFL is trying to give its league a better image, it's a mystery why it approved this license.) Is there anything left to cover? Oh yes, NFL Xtreme gives you plenty of options to "extend" the gaming experience. You can select from exhibition, regular season, and play-off modes. There are variable difficulty and game-speed levels. You can trade and draft players and even track their statistics in a seemingly endless range of categories. But the bottom line is, with gameplay this bad, why on earth would you want to? --Vince Broady --Copyright 1999 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited. GameSpot and the GameSpot logo are trademarks of GameSpot Inc. -- GameSpot Review See more

There are no refs, no boundaries and no rules! NFL Xtreme is the ultimate cross between the NFL and the WCW. Take the field, if you dare, where refs are as blind as bats and the defense is just waiting to take advantage of it.

8. NFL GameDay 2002

NFL Xtreme 2 PSX

Make the play with NFL AMEGDAY 2002

9. Sony PlayStation 2 - Game console - charcoal black

Sony PlayStation 2 - game console - charcoal black

Key Features and Benefits: Something for everyone in the family, and the neighborhood, and the state The PlayStation 2 system is one of the most popular consoles on the planet. And there's a good reason: thousands of games that appeal to everyone. Play LEGO Batman with the whole family or settle down for a couple hours of hunting down mythical deities in God of War. Everyone has their own taste and we've got the games to suit yours. Movies, music, endless entertainment The PlayStation 2 system goes beyond gaming. It becomes your entertainment center. The PlayStation 2 system plays CDs, DVDs, and hundreds of games. That includes online multiplayer games and classics like MLB, Ratchet and Clank and Twisted Metal, plus tons of the most popular PS2 games at a reduced price in the Greatest Hits section. Over 1800 games and your music and movie collection are waiting. What's Included: Sony PlayStation 2 DualShock 2 Composite AV cable, AC power adapter

10. MTV Sports: Snowboarding (Playstation 1, 1999), Game Only

Buy Pre-Owned and Save! Great condition of MTV Sports: Snowboarding (Playstation 1, 1999), Game Only game. This is a great game for those who want to replace, or expand their Sony Playstation 1 collection. Here at Swifty Games, all items are inspectect carefully, cleaned and tested prior to make it available to purchase online. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Due to be a Pre-Owned item it might present some signs of wear, such as scratches, dents, tears, discoloration and/or sticker marks. What's Included - One (1) Sony Playstation 1 Disk. Condition Pre-Owned Compatible With Sony Playstation 1 console.

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