Thursday, April 03, 2008
Meitantei Conan: Kieta Hakase to Machigai Sagashi no To
For example, the top NDS screen may show a static scene with Ran Mori, Shinichi, and Genta Kojima at a river. The touch screen shows a near identical image but there are some differences such as the pail that Shinichi's holding, Genta's shirt, and the additional presence of Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya. Your job is to tap on the differences within a 10-second time limit to proceed to the next challenge.
Kouchan no Shiawase! Kantan! Oryouri Recipe! - New Import, In Stock
Brimming with a total of 300 recipes which span the spectrum of good eating, users can view ingredient lists and follow step-by-step instructions on preparing a dish. For tyros who have never cooked anything in their lives, a glossary is included which explains kitchen and food terminology. A shopping list function also allows cooks to take notes on what to buy.
Tottado! Yowiko no Mujintou Seikatsu - New Import, In Stock
Challenges include catching fish, undersea exploration, manning the hibachi, and living the island life. Depictions of the two comedians are exaggerated with outlandish facial expressions and highly vigorous actions that are possibly superhuman. The touch pen is used to perform basic maneuvers and a game sharing function allows multiple players to join in the fun with only 1 cartridge-enabled NDS in the local area.
Musou Orochi Maou Sairin - New Import, In Stock
In our opinion, the early SSM games were hampered by the throngs of "dumb" enemy troops that hung back and stood around like scarecrows. They were armed but never attacked and served only as cannon fodder. The enemies in recent games such as Sengoku Basara have grown more aggressive and they're markedly smarter in the "Dramatic Mode" of the new Musou Orochi. The offense is brutal and a gamer can't just wade into the sea of humanity and nonchalantly swing away without a plan. You'll be cut down in seconds. New strategies must be adopted in order to endure the waves of soldiers that attack intelligently and fight in concert with each other to deal substantial damage. «NCS Game-Notes»
Professional Baseball Spirits 5 - New Import, In Stock
The 2008 baseball season has just started on both sides of the Pacific and Konami is the first game publisher to mark the occasion. Konami's better known baseball franchise in Japan is the Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball series which has been an annual event since 1995 but Pro Baseball Spirits has been winning fans and garnering marks of approval from the likes of Famitsu (8/8/8/8 in last week's issue) and Dengeki.
Pro Baseball Spirits features all 12 Japanese professional teams, their respective stadiums, 2008 team rosters, and a control scheme that's borrowed from Konami's Jikkyou Powerful games. Players may enjoy tried and true modes such as Pennant Race, Home Run Race, and the card-based Spirits Mode. For gamers who are a little rusty after the long winter, a few minutes of the "Training Mode" and the "How To" section may be in order to practice fielding, pitching, batting, and base running. «G-Notes»
Star Ocean Second Evolution - New Import, In Stock
Star Ocean: The Second Story was originally released on the Playstation in the summer of 1998. For the 10th Anniversary of the game, Square Enix updates the adventure and dubs it Star Ocean 2nd Evolution because it's...evolved. The PSP remake features character redesigns, new characters, updated cinemas, and detailed facial expressions for the various heroes in the game. When a character speaks, a superimposed image of the character appear on the screen to accompany the dialogue. Depending on the emotional state of the character, his or her facial expression will change to reflect happiness, sadness, or inner turmoil.
Square Enix released a special bonus DVD along with the game and NCS will give the discs away to early preorders in a 50% ratio. «G-Notes»