Super Mario Light Mascot Keychain Series 2 - Preorder

The first series of Super Mario Light Mascot Keychains from earlier this year sold well and the market is primed for another batch of mascots. To fill the global demand for ever more mass produced trinkets, Bandai has announced another set of six Mascot Light characters which is scheduled to ship this summer. The red Kinoko and the Star appear to be the same as the ones from the first set but the Para-Goomba, the Piranha Plant, and the two Koopa Shells are brand spanking new.

Each toy includes a battery inside to power the LED and a miniature slider switch to toggle the light on and off. Each keychain measures approximately 2" in height from the base to the top of the figure. Preorders are welcome to ship in late July 2008.

Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch - Lost Colors - In Stock

Enroll in the Ashford Academy and interact with the student body in a new adventure based on the events from the first season of the Code Geass animated series. At the outset of the game, the Student Council President Millay Ashford and Lelouch Lamperouge welcome the player-named protagonist and introduce him to a series of characters. Lost Colors is played like many other visual novels where copious amounts of dialogue is read and the occasional choice is made to fork the story in a new direction. Early in the game, Kaname Ougi, Nina Einstein, Leval Cardemond, and Millay provide much of the interaction but other characters from the animation also make an appearance in later chapters. Karen Stadtfeld of the Black Knights enters the storyline at the conclusion of chapter three.

Bandai recruited the production staff who worked on the animated series to create new and exclusive material for the game. The voice actors for the characters were also hired to provide over 15,000 words and dialogue snippets which are woven into the fabric of the adventure. Lost Colors features over 20 different endings so intrepid gamers can try different actions and choices to reach all of them. «NCS Game Notes»

Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch - Lost Colors

The PSP version of Code Geass: Lost Colors is nearly identical to the PS2 version. The only feature missing in the PSP game is the "Theater Mode" located in the Gallery section. More information in Game Notes.

Enroll in the Ashford Academy and interact with the student body in a new adventure based on the events from the first season of the Code Geass animated series. At the outset of the game, the Student Council President Millay Ashford and Lelouch Lamperouge welcome the player-named protagonist and introduce him to a series of characters. Lost Colors is played like many other visual novels where copious amounts of dialogue is read and the occasional choice is made to fork the story in a new direction. Early in the game, Kaname Ougi, Nina Einstein, Leval Cardemond, and Millay provide much of the interaction but other characters from the animation also make an appearance in later chapters. Karen Stadtfeld of the Black Knights enters the storyline at the conclusion of chapter three.

Bandai recruited the production staff who worked on the animated series to create new and exclusive material for the game. The voice actors for the characters were also hired to provide over 15,000 words and dialogue snippets which are woven into the fabric of the adventure. Lost Colors features over 20 different endings so intrepid gamers can try different actions and choices to reach all of them. «NCS Game Notes»

Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis - In Stock

From the Publisher
Mana Khemia is the 5th entry in the Alchemy RPG series that began with Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana. The game is a quest based, classic style RPG where players adventure on to various missions to complete the game.

However, unlike the ordinary classic style RPG, alchemy is the main focus of the game. Meaning players will discover and create items, weapons, and even character stats through the use of alchemy.

Each copy of Mana Khemia includes the following bonus items:
* Original Soundtrack featuring 33 songs from the game
* Beautiful and rare Mini-Poster
* Reversible CD Cover insert
* Weapon Stat Cheat Sheet

All preorders have shipped as of yesterday and new orders are welcome to ship this afternoon.

Universal Studios Japan - Clearance

Take a break from the daily madness that is your life and join Woody Woodpecker (in a stint as a mascot guide of sorts) in the paradise known as Universal Studios Japan. Modeled after the real world amusement park located in Osaka, Japan, beautifully rendered locales and thrilling attractions boast fun for all ages.

Walk down the streets of Universal Sudios Japan to explore the expanse or dive into the action on attractions such as the "Back to the Future Ride" where you torment the indefatigable Biff Tannen. Intrepid gamers may play the part of firefighter on a mission to save hapless folks in "Back-Draft" or help E.T. return to his mothership in "E.T. Adventure". An interesting scenario in the Jurassic Park incubator gives you a chance to hatch your own prehistoric dinosaur and raise it. A host of other games and interactions round up the frivolity. Perform well in your appointed rounds and you'll receive stamps of approval which in turn unlock secret stages and areas of the game for even more exploration. Photos.