Codemasters are revving up for the release of the PSP in the UK this September with two newly announced titles. Colin McRae Rally 2005 and TOCA Race Driver 2. Both are looking and sounding  great based on the first pieces of info and shots just in from Codemasters today.

Colin McRae Rally 2005 Plus puts world-class rally driving right in the palm of your hand. Get everything on your PSP: the sensation of danger, the demanding conditions of the track, the unpredictability of the elements, the full adrenaline rush!

Colin McRae Rally 2005's rally stages give different sized chunks of playing time – perfect for gaming on the go. You can pick up and play a 3-minute stage or go in for a full 3-hour championship! When you want to get competitive, there's Wireless multiplayer racing for up to 8 players simultaneously. You can even share your best replays over Wireless or send a demo of the game to your PSP-owning mates.

Colin McRae Rally 2005 - PSP

On PSP, TOCA Race Driver 2 packs in all the high-performance race cars, circuits and championships from the smash-hit PlayStation 2 edition and adds Wireless multiplayer action play for up to a staggering 12 players simultaneously.

TOCA Race Driver 2 puts you on track for the most diverse range of motorsports ever seen in a racing game, including Open Wheel Grand Prix, Super Truck racing, Rally, Rallycross, Ice-Racing, Formula Ford, Classic Racing, Convertible racing, Street Racing, Stockcar Oval Racing, GT Racing, Performance Cars, DTM and V8 Supercars.

With over 30 championships spanning the globe, from Chicago to Europe, and South Africa to Australia, you'll be tearing up the tarmac on 52 circuits, including Laguna Seca, Hockenheim, Surfers' Paradise, Brands Hatch, Pikes Peak Motor Speedway and Kyalami. The competition's fierce out on the circuits, especially when – even on PSP – you have up to 21 cars aggressively competing for position!

TOCA Race Driver 2 PSP

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