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Product Synopsis
Update: July 6, 2007
«©NCSX» Originally released as a dedicated handheld game in October 2005, Treasure Gaust makes its way onto the more capable confines of the Nintendo DS. In the game, players search a town for monsters known as "Gaust" which look similar to Pokemon or Digimon. The Gaust can be found in apartment buildings, shopping districts, and other places that one wouldn't expect a monster to be lurking.
Update: July 6, 2007
«©NCSX» Originally released as a dedicated handheld game in October 2005, Treasure Gaust makes its way onto the more capable confines of the Nintendo DS. In the game, players search a town for monsters known as "Gaust" which look similar to Pokemon or Digimon. The Gaust can be found in apartment buildings, shopping districts, and other places that one wouldn't expect a monster to be lurking.
The search mechanism is a sonar with a counterclockwise sweeping arm which scans the local area and alerts the player when a monster is near. Like other monster collecting games, the Gaust may be leveled up into new and stronger forms. Unlike Pokemon or Digimon however, the battles are full-fledged action games where movement and projectile attacks are fired off in realtime. The control of the monster is completely under the player's guidance which makes for battles where the outcome is entirely dependant on your actions.
Publisher: Bandai
Japan Title: トレジャーガウスト ガウストダイバー クリムゾンレッド
Jan Code: 4582224496402 / NTR-P-AQDJ
Territory/Language: Japan
Orders ship same-day (M-F) if placed before 4PM EST.
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