Blast The Past

Time to get more from your broadband. Blast yesterday's retro games into the past and win a Sony PSP!

To mark the launch of TalkTalk Pro, our new high performance broadband and phone package, we're challenging you to test your mettle on 3 top retro games: Blocks, Breakout and Asteroids. Can you handle the games at super fast broadband speed?

The Sony PSP competition has now closed (we'll be contacting winners), but you can still play the games and see if you can top the table.

Win a PSP!

Latest Top Scores

Blocks

Asteroids scores
JS 768668
DLK 654335
kel 625000
DLK 576520
JS 488372
xro 477628
DLK 462485
ZM 347300
DLK 347284
JR 306586

Breakout

Blocks scores
ADA 670663
GEO 399273
NOH 251100
LH 250172
MS 247268
UH 215221
DLK 213663
LH 205257
DLK 183812
UH 183285

Asteroids

Breakout scores
GM 823012
Ped 822458
CK 385613
DLK 379515
JH8 195710
JR 187710
UH 159683
UH 137534
UH 132346
ADA 124370

Well Done

"I just scored 11,548 pts on TalkTalk's game station! Think you can beat me? http://bit.ly/games"

Competition Terms & Conditions (hideread more)

Blast the Past (the "competition") is open to all players worldwide including employees of TalkTalk Group and their families. All entry instructions form part of the terms and conditions, which, by taking part, all entrants will be deemed to have accepted. TalkTalk reserves the right to change the terms and conditions or discontinue the competition without notice.

Only scores posted before 23:59 GMT on 31st December will be counted towards the competition.

The prize is a Sony PSP Go! (colour may vary). We reserve the right to offer a cash alternative to international players (based on the UK RRP of a Sony PSP Go!). The Sony PSP Go! will be a UK version.

Any personal data relating to entrants will be used solely in accordance with current UK data protection legislation and will not be disclosed to a third party (view TalkTalk's privacy policy).

The winner of the competition will be the highest scorer on each of the three games at 23:59 on 31st December. Where a draw occurs on a particular game, one winner from the joint leaders will be selected at random. Only one prize will be awarded per player - in the event that one user tops the leader board for multiple games, then those players in second place (for all games involved) will be put in a hat for the remaining prize(s).