Activision's brutal battle simulation series Call of Duty finally comes to PSP in the shape of Roads To Victory, and it's no simple re-hash of previously viewed warfighting from the COD series thus far, no sir. Roads to Victory includes all-new missions in which you fill the boots of an 82nd Airborne Division infantry soldier, a Canadian First Army rifleman (both new to the Call of Duty brand) and an elite British Parachuting Regiment commando (just for tradition's sake!)

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Activision's brutal battle simulation series Call of Duty finally comes to PSP in the shape of Roads To Victory, and it's no simple re-hash of previously viewed warfighting from the COD series thus far, no sir. Roads to Victory includes all-new missions in which you fill the boots of an 82nd Airborne Division infantry soldier, a Canadian First Army rifleman (both new to the Call of Duty brand) and an elite British Parachuting Regiment commando (just for tradition's sake!)

Roads to Victory features a brand new set of challenges that include air attacks, encounters with snipers, and mounted machine gun battles. All of the abilities you may recognise from the console and PC versions of the many Call of Duty games available - should you have played them already - are packed into this bijou UMD. If you see a weapon on the ground, you get to pick it up; every gun has an 'aim down the sight' option; you have the option to hold your breath when sniping, as the sniper scope magnifies your smallest movements, making it difficult to focus on a distant target; and Melee Attack is available too, just in case things get a little too hairy at close quarters. There's also a selection of multiplayer games available, including Deathmatch, King of the Hill and Capture the Flag. << less