«©NCSX» Hori has announced a Playstation Portable accessory kit which will dovetail with the release of Fate Unlimited Codes Portable on June 18, 2009. The accessory kit includes the following items:
» Playstation Portable storage case which includes an inner mesh pocket to hold UMDs, earphones, or memory sticks. The top of the case is decorated with line art of Saber.
» A pair of PSP earphones that clip onto your ears
» Two replacement D-pad overlays that go over the PSP's rift-pad to provide a solid control pad. One of the replacement overlays is based on the conventional cross-pad design whilst the second overlay features a diamond shaped thumb pad.
Preorders are welcome on our reservations store at www.shopncsx.com to ship on or around June 18, 2009 at JPY2800 or US$30.90 from NCS.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Fate Unlimited Codes Portable Accessory Kit - JPN Preorder
DS Card Case 16 - Import Preorder
«©NCSX» We have a lot of Nintendo DS game cards that have been accumulated over the past few years. Their numbers tend to grow quickly week after week and month after month as hundreds of games pass through our fingers every year. All those games need to be stored and we have a good shelving system for archiving everything. For day to day storage however, one nifty bit of kit that Hori released last year is convenient for holding NDS game cards that are still "active" in our playing schedule.
The DS Card Case 16 was originally released in the summer of 2008 in three colors and holds up to sixteen game cards on two double-sided plastic inserts. The inserts are sandwiched together like the pages of a book and may be flipped open like a mini book. Hori has announced two new color variants (Blue and Lime-Green) which are scheduled to ship on May 21 and preorders are welcome today. Pricing is set at ¥760 or US$8.
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PC-Engine GT Com Cable - Clearance
NCS Sale Offering: April 17, 2009
Original Release in Japan: December 01, 1990
«©NCSX» New and factory boxed PC-Engine GT Com Cable which links up two PC-Engine GT handhelds to each other. The packaging for our remaining inventory is in shoddy shape (see photos) but the cables inside are brand new, clean, and fresh. We also located some new PC-Engine GT units in our old stock but we think we're going to keep them instead of listing the units for sale. We might get nostalgic one of these days and actually want to play our collection of PC-Engine HuCARDS instead of flipping through them like baseball cards. «Photo Gallery»