Oshare na Koinu DS - In Stock

Cuddly dogs are in focus once again on the NDS after the efforts of Nintendo's Nintendogs and other pooch-centric enterprises on consoles and handhelds. Oshare na Koinu DS features eight breeds of dogs that gamers may interact with and dress up in over 350 pieces of clothing, accessories, and other gear that dogs in real life wouldn't be caught dead in. Face it, humans wear clothing. Dogs have fur and they don't need to wear a bonnet or a striped jacket except to satisfy the whimsy of their owners. In a sure sign that the Apocalypse is nigh, a Santa Claus outfit may be forced onto a pup for your amusement. Oshare na Koinu also features 16 mini-games including soccer, ping pong, basketball, and bone-throw (sort of like javelin throw) to play and excel in.

World Heroes Gorgeous - In Stock

Hanzo, Fuuma, Rasputin, and the rest of the World Heroes gang have been around for a long time. The original game bowed in Japanese arcades on July 28, 1992 and joined the flood of fighting games that were making their way to market at the time. While not wildly successful, SNK drove the World Heroes brand to four incarnations before the final game - World Heroes Perfect - was released on May 25, 1995. The four games:

World Heroes / Originally released on July 28, 1992
World Heroes 2 / Originally released on April 26, 1993
World Heroes 2 Jet / Originally released on April 26, 1994
World Heroes Perfect / Originally released on May 25, 1995

Twelve years after WHP thrilled dedicated fans with its motley assortment of characters, SNK Playmore collects all four World Heroes and stamps them onto a single DVD. In addition to the original games, SNK also adds a Death Match Mode to the first two World Heroes releases and allows players to challenge each other on the Multi-Matching BB Service. Similar to previous Neo Geo Online collections, a character color edit function is a standard feature where any fighter's color scheme may be changed according to your whim. Finally, the soundtracks for the four games may be toggled from the default Standard to Arrange versions.

Seaman 2: Peking Genjin Ikusei Kit + Mic - In Stock

From the Publisher
Seaman: The Forbidden Pet was famous for its innovative and original idea of communicating with a "Seaman" (a fish with a human's face) living in a fish tank, and enjoying your relationship with that obnoxious pet. Now the sequel to the Seaman franchise, "Seaman 2: The Primitive Beijing Man Parenting Kit" (aka Seaman 2) reaches the PlayStation 2.

In Seaman 2, you are granted with the ultimate experiment: you are to raise a mini-Beijing Man (about 20cm tall) in an imaginary island by communicating with him. As his parent and as the "god" of this given world, you will encounter numerous questions and answers of life.

Game Features
» Harshly Changing Environment - The experiment of Seaman 2 takes place on an island which sinks as the environment becomes damaged. You and your primitive man will be challenged by numerous obstacles and mysteries. Overcome such troubles together and see what lies beyond them. «more»

Galaxy Angel II Mugen Kairou no Kagi - In Stock

Kazuya Shiranami reprises his role as a member of the Rune Angel Troupe which replaced the Moon Angel Troupe from the original Galaxy Angel series. At the outset of the game, the player takes on the role of Kazuya and hears his name being repeated by different voices. The screen shifts to a view of Apricot Sakuraba and the adventure to find the remaining gatekeepers across the cosmos begins.

Similar to the earlier Galaxy Angel II: ~Zettairyouiki no Tobira~ game, the new adventure brims with interactive sequences, lots of conversations to view, and action-packed battle sequences that take place in outer space. Two new members are inducted into the Rune Angel Troupe in the new game: a pink-haired girl named Natsume Izayoi (she's the topmost character on the game cover) who pilots a pink Emblem Frame called the Papillon Chaser and a blonde guy named Rosel Mateus who takes control of an Emblem Frame dubbed the Holy Blood. A Tutorial Mode may be chosen from the main menu which features six lessons on playing Galaxy Angel II. While the controls or concepts aren't difficult to learn, the primer serves as a useful tool to check out the functions and basic play mechanics used in the game.

Galaxy Angel II Mugen Kairou no Kagi DX - In Stock

The Galaxy Angel II Mugen Kairou no Kagi Deluxe Pack includes three bonus items in addition to the game software as follows:

» Galaxy Angel Angelic Disc Vol. 2
» Galaxy Angel Starter Book Vol. 2
» Galaxy Angel Metal Ring Emblem

For the curious, the Angelic Disc Vol. 1 and the Starter Book Vol. 1 were the bonus items included in the Galaxy Angel II: ~Zettairyouiki no Tobira~ Deluxe Pack from last year. All of the items are packaged in a cardboard box which is clasped in skin-tight shrinkwrap.

Kazuya Shiranami reprises his role as a member of the Rune Angel Troupe which replaced the Moon Angel Troupe from the original Galaxy Angel series. At the outset of the game, the player takes on the role of Kazuya and hears his name being repeated by different voices. The screen shifts to a view of Apricot Sakuraba and the adventure to find the remaining gatekeepers across the cosmos begins.

Galaxy Angel II Mugen Kairou no Kagi Set - In Stock

The Galaxy Angel II: Mugen Kairou no Kagi Zettai Mugen no Ishizue Set includes the first Galaxy Angel II game from last year and the new release as follows below:

» Galaxy Angel II ~Zettairyouiki no Tobira~ (June 22, 2006)
» Galaxy Angel II: Mugen Kairou no Kagi (October 18, 2007)

Both games are packaged in a heavy duty slipcase which is ready to be slotted into a library with other games.

NCS also received three bonus items along with this version of the game which we'll give away to early preorders as listed below:

» Galaxy Angel II ~Zettairyouiki no Tobira~ Original Soundtrack
» Key to Galaxy Angel II Data Disc
» Radio Drama Digest Edition CD

Please note that all of the bonuses have been given away and are no longer available for new orders that are submitted today.

Riviera Yakusou no Chi Special Edition - In Stock

The Special Edition of Riviera is the USA version of the game repackaged for the Japanese market. Notable features in the re-release: » Faster loading times and a quick "exit to title screen" function » English or Japanese voice acting to accompany the written dialogue » Additional chapter that was once exclusive to the USA version

In Ragnarok, gods and demons fought and tore the world apart. In a last ditch effort, the gods sacrificed themselves to create the Grim Angels who put an end to the war and locked the demons away. After the carnage, the power of the gods remained in the holy isle of Riviera. A thousand years pass and the memories of the great war have faded. However, there are signs that the demons are slowly infiltrating the world once more.

To counter the impending threat, Grim Angels Ecthel and Ledah venture off in an adventure to prevent the potential destruction of Riviera, aka the Paradise Land. The game is broken up into simple movement, quest, and attack phases. Choose to move by pressing the "B" button and the heroes will automatically move as if the page were being flipped. Arrows delineate where the heroes may move and generally only one path is available per screen. If a treasure chest is encountered in an new area that the heroes have walked into, the Quest mode can be triggered by pressing "A" which allows one of the heroes to open up to chest and plunder its contents.