MUMBAI: Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) has announced the launch of its gully cricket game, Street Cricket Champions, for PSP and PS2.

The PS2 is priced at Rs 499 while the PSP will cost Rs 699.

SCEE tied up with Trine Games to provide what it says is unadulterated free style cricket, Street Cricket Champions. 
 
Created in association with Trine Games, Street Cricket Champions has incredible graphics that lets users roam the streets in nine new environments. There are three unique game-play levels - Exhibition, Tournament and Street League. Using the multiplayer option on PS2 and equally compelling game-play on the PSP, you can choose a team of five and compete against nine international teams worldwide.

From a school to a dhaba; from Kolkata to the Caribbean islands, one has options while choosing from local or international environments. 
 
The game enables players to experience street cricket in its entirety through various tricks and non-traditional cricket shots; wherein you can be a fast bowler or a spinner in a single over. It’s a true depiction of flair, style, tricks, and the passion with which the game is played on the streets of India. To top it all you, can also try your hands at some trick shots like the famous Marillier shot over the wicket keeper. The game also features six various reverse cross bat shots and delivers all the exciting, athletic, skilful and technical elements of the sport right in your very own home.

Sony Computer Entertainment country manager India Atindriya Bose said, “After the success of first two locally developed games, we are proud to introduce Street Cricket Champions, essentially targeted for the Indian market... Street Cricket Champions is a prime example of our continual commitment to the Indian gaming market in providing quality games with localised Indian themes.

"The game design is a riot of entertainment while combining impressive graphics with great game play. With cricket being India‘s most passionate and popular game, we are sure Street Cricket Champions will see great success in the Indian market."