In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Mario returns as a paper character to face a dangerous threat. He has new abilities such as dodging, inflicting damage and impressing the crowd for extra power. In addition, he can transform into various forms like an airplane or tube to go through tight spaces or solve puzzles. He also uses items such as hammers and thunderbolts to defeat enemies along his journey.

Split/Second is an intense action racing game from Disney set in the world of a hyper-competitive reality television show. Players race to be the first across the finish line in a city built for destruction, with the ultimate goal of becoming season champion. What sets Split/Second apart from other racing games is that it allows players to trigger explosive events that drastically change the course of the race, such as derailing opponents or creating entirely new routes. Through strategy and timing, players can use these events to their advantage and come out on top as season champion.

Amped 3 is a snowboarding video game that features seven new resorts, up to three times larger than levels in Amped 1 & 2. Players can explore the entire mountain on a snowmobile or find the perfect spot and build their own obstacles, rails, and jumps. There are hundreds of challenges available which players can beat in order to earn upgrades, new stuff, or Coin they can use to buy swag. Players can also create their own sessioning area with the Park Builder feature while earning newer and crazier objects as they play the game. All scored runs are automatically posted for all to see on Live so players can compare themselves against other players around the world and compete for top spots.

In Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude, players take on the role of Larry Lovage, a college student trying to become a campus legend. When a TV dating show comes to his college, he gets a chance for national exposure if he can make any girl on campus swoon. Players must help him develop relationships with female characters by exploring 25 different locations around the college campus and adjoining parts of town. There are also various minigames like Quarters, Tapper, Trampoline and Whack-a-mole that players can enjoy in between conversations.

In TV Superstars, players use the PlayStation Eye camera and PlayStation Move motion controller to become celebrities in five action-packed TV shows. By competing physically and on the red carpet, posing for paparazzi photographs, and signing autographs, players can work their way up from 15 minutes of fame to stardom. Face-capture technology allows them to place themselves or friends and family into starring roles as they battle it out for household name status.