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PlayStation 2 is the 6th generation console from Sony and a successor to PlayStation (PSX). It was released on October 26th, 2000 in North America and less than a month later in Europe. It had 300 MHz CPU and 32 MB RAM. PS2 was in production up till 2013, despite the fact that in 2006 it was succeeded by PlayStation 3. With over 155 million units sold, it’s still the most popular console in the history of gaming industry.
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AFL Live 2003
Sports 05 September 2002
AFL Live 2003 is a sports game simulating Australian football games. The title was produced by IR Gurus Interactive studio under license of Australian Football League. The player has the opportunity to lead the players of authentic teams participating in the 2002 season.
AFL Live 2004
Sports 28 August 2003
AFL Live 2004 is the second installment of the series of sports games, which are simulations of Australian football games. The production of the IR Gurus Interactive studio is licensed by the Australian Football League, allowing developers to enter authentic player names and team names from the 2003 season.
AFL Live: Premiership Edition
Sports 29 April 2004
AFL Live: Premiership Edition is the third part of a series of sports games dedicated to Australian football. Following the earlier releases of the cycle, production uses the official AFL (Australian Football League) license, which allowed IR Gurus Interactive developers to use the teams of authentic teams participating in the 2004 season.
AFL Premiership 2005
Sports 22 September 2005
AFL Premiership 2005 is a sports game, which is an unofficial continuation of the American football simulation cycle AFL Live. The player directs the actions of his favourite teams of the Australian Football League (AFL) from the 2005 season. The title was produced by the IR Gurus Interactive studio.