With all the Olympics schtuff happening at the moment, This week Larry has a look see at the rather overlooked PlayStation update of the arcade classic: Track and Field.Originally Uploaded: Sun 10 Aug 2008 19:46:36 PDT

Part 1 available on DVD 9/21/2010!http://www.funimation.com/initiald/High school kid Takumi works at a gas station with his buddy Itsuki. When the guys join their co-worker Iketani for a night of street racing action on Mt. Akina, Takumi's life will never be the same.

The PlayStation 3 Move bundle. Yet another unboxing.Song: "I Against I" by Massive Attack.UPDATE: Due to room space limitations and poor lighting conditions, I will not be making a Move demonstration video as I may have mentioned to users. At least for now. Stay tuned.

We meet with Kai before heading off to the even further north to Laochi Lake in Ezofuji so that we may obtain the key to opening Yoshpet, where Lika must be!

Way to go everyone, you scared Tara's mom away. It's back to just the two of us, so I hope you're happy. Usually Monday is our slow day, but that is not the case today! Max got to take Duke Nukem Forever for a spin (as well as eat pizza and drink beer) and lived to tell the tale. Is the game shaping up to be worth the wait? Our old pal Jonathan Holmes joins us to review Marvel vs Capcom 3, Tara is happy that the Xperia Play/Playstation Phone is FINALLY announced, and theres some new Halo: Reach maps coming. Oh, and piracy.

Classic Game Room reviews 007 RACING for PS1 Playstation from 2000. This James Bond driving game is "License to Suck" with terrible controls, production value and a lack of respect for how truly awesome Bond is. It says "Be Bond behind the wheel" but that really means be some shmuck driving a choppy, blocky car around awful environments with horrible controls. Bond would scoff at such nonsense and down a martini instead. This CGR review of 007 Racing has gameplay from 007 Racing on Playstation PS1 showing 007 Racing game play.

Classic Game Room presents a CGRundertow review of Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction, developed by Pandemic Studios and published by LucasArts. It's 2007 and North Korea is in the middle of a bloody coup as a totalitarian dictator has deposed his more democratically inclined father, and now a multitude of nations wants in on the action for nationhood and money. You control one of three mercenaries looking to work for the highest bidder, utilizing weaponry, vehicles, and your allies to work your way through the Deck of 52, everyone who works for the new North Korean leader, General Song. This video review features video gameplay footage of Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Eric.Check out more reviews from Classic Game Room at http://www.youtube.com/CGRundertow and http://www.youtube.com/ClassicGameRoom. For the latest gaming news, visit http://www.youtube.com/CGRnews and find trailers at http://www.youtube.com/CGRtrailers. Get more Classic Game Room on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/ClassicGameRoom and at http://www.ClassicGameRoom.com.

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Jack and Joel do a bit of draggin' and pick up the Follow Me! achievement in Just Cause 2. Don't try this at home.

Classic Game Room reviews the PELICAN ACCESSORIES Playstation 1 and 2 Joystick for use with PS2 and PS1 fighting games and other videogames where an "arcade style" joystick is preferred. This cheap, palstic fighting stick for the PS2 and PS1 can be used to play Playstation fighters like Tekken 2 and 3 or Virtua Fighter 4 (among many others). It has the standard Playstation buttons and L1, R1, L2 and R2. A joystick with arcade style ball top is acceptable, as long as you don't pay much for this odd-looking controller. Rubber pads with "nubbins" seem to be the standout feature on the Pelican Accessories PS2 fighting joystick. This CGR video review of Playstation 2 and PS1 hardware reviews a Pelican Accessories fighting style arcade joystick for PS2.