Bleach Heat the Soul 6 - New Import, In Stock

«©NCSX» Few game series' nowadays have the staying power to endure for six volumes but Sony's Bleach Heat the Soul reaches that number this week. From the first Bleach HTS to the most recent one, the character roster has consistently grown, new game modes have been presented, and the game play has been refined with each successive release. Bleach HTS6 is a 3D fighting game that runs fast, fluid, and features a number of modes that include Soul Championship, Arcade Style, VS CPU, and a Story Mode that takes players through a Bleach tale that's specially tailored for the game.

The sixth Bleach HTS game features a total of 74 characters for an ample amount of fighters to face off against. The core cast of Ichigo Kurosaki, Rukia Kuchiki, Orihime Inoue, and others are joined by Sojiro Kusaka, Lisa Yadomaru, Masahiro Kuna, Zommari Leroux, and many more. Japanese product name: BLEACH ヒート・ザ・ソウル6 «More Details and Screenshots»

Growlanser - New Import, In Stock

«©NCSX» The original Growlanser captivated Playstation gamers a decade ago and kicked off a series of sequels in the years since. To mark the 10th anniversary of the game, Atlus is releasing a Playstation Portable port which features two new heroines named Amelie (CV: Yukari Tamura) and a Featherian named Melfie (CV: Maho Tomita) with their respective new scenarios and new routes to take in the game. The graphics from the original game haven't been stretched to fit the PSP's widescreen but have instead been redrawn so everything looks natural instead of elongated.

The game starts in the land of Rolandia where a lad named Carmaine is roused from his slumber by his "sister" Louise and a impish homunculus named Tippi who's a little bundle of energy with a powerful kick attack. They bring him downstairs to see the court sorceress Sandra who took Carmaine in when he was an orphan and raised him as her own. Sandra tells Carmaine of a disturbing prophecy that puts him in the position of either destroying the world or saving it from ruin. To discover his destiny, Sandra encourages him to venture out into the world (with Tippi in tow) to find his path and fulfill the prophecy.

The distinctive artwork in Growlanser is by Satoshi Urushihara and the battle system is dubbed "Real-time Mission Clear" which features a mix of techniques including command selection, charging up, opportune timing of attacks, and the participation of other parties other than the hero's team and the enemy.