After releasing bargain bin material like Hanuman (which was being given away for free with PS2 systems) and Desi Adda, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has tied up with Mumbai-based developer Trine Games for Street Cricket Champions. The game is out now for the PS2 and PSP and claims to recreate the gritty gully cricket experience on the console with the familiar rapid fire gameplay, ingenious batting bowling and fielding techniques that are the hallmark of street cricket.
The street cricket elements include non-traditional cricket shots like the famous Marillier shot over the wicket keeper, the ability to change bowling style (fast to spin) mid over, and six various reverse cross bat shots which you wont find in a traditional cricket game. The game features international events and formats in addition to the gully cricket element for players looking for a wholesome cricket experience. The game is out at all retail outlets for Rs. 499 for the PS2 and Rs. 699 for the PSP version.
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