NDS Battle Spirits: Digital Starter - New Import, In Stock

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«©NCSX» Battle Spirits is a trading card game from Bandai which features three types of cards that provide all of the interaction and events in a match. There's Spirit cards, Nexus cards, and Spell cards which are built into decks so that players battle other players by flipping cards and using them appropriately as the match progresses. Bandai adapts the Battle Spirits card game onto the Nintendo DS with an able simulator which houses 1,000 cards from the debut of the game in September 2008 all the way up to cards that are being marketed in August 2010. In addition to solo play, gamers can hook up wirelessly by way of Wi-Fi connection.
The first printing of the game includes a pack of three Battle Spirits Promo Cards which are exclusive to the Nintendo DS game. This means they won't be sold or distributed in any other capacity.

NDS Heart Catch PreCure! Oshare Collection - New, In Stock

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«©NCSX» Gamers can finally design their own clothes in Bandai's upcoming Heart Catch PreCure! Oshare Collection where the cast of Precure! manage shops that peddle fashion. The clothing design procedure is fairly simple where a blank garment such as a dress or a skirt is selected followed by the application of a colorful pattern or some stripe. Accessories that include bows and ribbons complete the outfit so that a model can wear it and show off on the runway in a fashion show. Along with clothing designing, a total of 15 mini-games which include coloring, watering flowers, making crepes, and puzzles may also be played for a smidgeon of stylus-shaking action. Completing mini games unlocks special items to use.
Every copy of the first printing of the game is bundled with a bonus Data Card DASU which is being given away by Bandai.

PSP Hatsune Miku Project Diva Strap - New, In Stock

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«©NCSX» A number of Project Diva straps were launched last week to dovetail with the release of Sega's Project Diva 2 PSP game. They all pale in comparison to Cospa's Project Diva Strap which ships this week and features an outer design and an inner design. The front portion of both sides of the strap features a full-color cropped image of Miku whilst the flipside shows a jagged design with SD Miku holding a leek.
All preorders are shipping today and new orders are welcome.

PSP Second Novel: Kanojo no Natsu, 15-Bun no Kioku - New

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«©NCSX» Love triangles have the potential of ending in tragedy. Some end in assault, others involve NASA diapers, still others might lead to a stabbing or some form of bodily harm. The story in Second Novel: Kanojo no Natsu touches on a teenage love triangle that gets complicated when a boy named Yuichi walks off the roof of his school and plunges to his death. Soon after the tragic incident, a girl named Ayano follows in Yuichi's footsteps and also falls from the roof of the school but she survives her mishap. The third person involved in the triangle is a boy named Naoya who was a close friend of Yuichi and in love with Ayano.

Fast forward five years and Naoya is 23 years old and attending Tokyo University. He decides to visits his hometown when summer vacation rolls around. While at home, he reunites with Ayano and the two attempt to piece together what happened with Yuichi and why Ayano herself jumped from the rooftop. A hindrance in their quest of discovery is Ayano's lack of long term memory. After her fall, Ayano can only remember 15 minutes of her past before it is forgotten and replaced by the next 15 minutes.

Can Naoya help Ayano with her vanishing memories? Will the supporting cast members of Chiaki, Sakura and a language teacher named Yukari be able to help? Why do love triangles always end up in tears? Second Novel is played in visual-novel form which is heavy on the text and static graphics but generally short on actual player interaction.

PSP Tales of Phantasia Narikiri Dungeon X - New, In Stock

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«©NCSX» Back in the year 2000, Namco was still an independent entity and publishing their passel of game software on the consoles and handhelds of the day. One of their more notable releases that year was Tales of Phantasia Narikiri Dungeon for the humble Gameboy Color. In the game, a teen heroine named Mel and her twin brother Dio are all of 13 years old and they travel the dungeons of Phantasia with a pet named Couleur. Mel, Dio, and Couleur don't look like much but they've got skills and Couleur possesses special morphing capabilities.

The Gameboy rendition of Narikiri Dungeon was an engaging and enjoyable RPG that featured a clothing-change system, tools to use, and skillful tactics such as healing and special attacks. The clothing-change system allows the siblings to wear certain clothes which impart special abilities to the wearer. For example, one outfit would change Mel into a bona fide sorceress while another gave her the skills of a thief along with 64 other clothing styles. Dio also has 66 clothing styles to wear including one which changes him into Heiachi of Tekken fame and another which transforms him into Pac-Man. The siblings travel through time, go on missions, and make use of the versatile Narikiri costume change system.

Fast forward to the present day and Namco Bandai rehashes TOPND for the PSP and they're also adding a remake of the original Tales of Phantasia game from the Super Famicom on the UMD as a bonus. New costumes have been added for Mel and Dio to wear in the PSP update. Early preorders will include a bonus Dramatic DVD that's being given away in 50% ratio.

PS2 J-League Winning Eleven 2010 Club Championship - New

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«©NCSX» The World Cup's done and the Japanese team's performance was commendable. Until the next Cup, Japanese soccer fans have the regular J-League season to look forward to and Konami's J-League Winning Eleven games to twiddle with.

J-League Winning Eleven 2010 Club Championship isn't the last ever Playstation 2 game. There's more PS2 wares on schedule but it'll probably be the final Winning Eleven release on the console since the platform torch has been passed onto the PS3. In the game, players take control of a J-League soccer club and guide it to victory after victory. Upon booting the game, a live-action introductory sequence plays where J-League teams and attendant players engage in soccer hi jinx. The title screen features 12 game modes which are arrayed on the left side of the screen and include "Master League Mode," "Cup Mode," "Emperor Cup," and a "J-Player Mode" where a brand new soccer player is built from scratch and attributes are apportioned. The new player joins a soccer club and attempts to become a superstar. When playing a "J-Player" match, gamers only control one player and the soccer action will go on without him if he decides to stand there and become an on-field spectator. All 37 J-League teams are represented in the game along with 117 international squads for a total of 154 teams.

TOYS Chrono Trigger Formation Arts - New Import

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«©NCSX» The core cast of Chrono Trigger is revived in PVC form in Square Enix's new Chrono Trigger Formation Arts set of trading dioramas. A total of five toys measuring 7-10cm tall are included in each set as follows:

» Chrono and Marle, sitting near a tree
» Chrono, Robo and Ayla on the attack
» Chrono and Frog (Glenn) seem to be searching for brigands
» Lucca tinkers with Robo which sits obediently
» Chrono and Magus raise their weapons

Each factory box contains the full set of five along with one duplicate.