One Piece Unlimited Cruise: Episode 2 - Mezameru Yuusha Wii is the latest installment to complement the one piece series.
Limited Edition Multi Raid PSP in stock! The limited bundle includes a radiant red psp 3000, a silver psp carrying case, and psp multi-raid game.It contains new features such as Awakenings (Or Shin Musou Kakusei in Japan) which is similar to an upgraded version of Musou Rage in Dynasty Warriors 5. The Awakening drastically affects the appearance of the character and increases their stats.
Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce was first seen in the Shonen Jump (magazine) in the issue of the week ending 13 September 2008, and then featured in the Famitsu magazine in the issue of the week ending 20 September 2008. The Famitsu magazine showing the Shin Musou Kakusei appearances of Zhao Yun, Xiahou Dun and Sun Shang Xiang as well as showing screenshots.[2]
The game will now have similar gameplay as Dynasty Warriors 6 for the PS3 and characters will now have the ability to fly for certain periods of time. No Online play has been confirmed yet, but AdHoc multiplayer has been confirmed
Huang Zhong and Xiahou Yuan have both had weapon changes. While they both originally wielded schimitars, they now wield bows. Also, while they both share the same moveset, this moveset is different from the moveset used by Sun Shang Xiang.
The game was set to be released in March but was delayed by Koei, as well as the other Dynasty Warriors 6 spin-off Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires.
A demo mode was made available via the Japanese site, that could be downloaded onto the PSP. The demo allowed the player to use all characters from the three kingdoms, however, just a few hours after release, a code was discovered that made all the 'other' type characters also available for use. The code is now no longer available, after a lawsuit threat from Koei. The demo had a level cap of three, and had only three stages, although all weapons were available for use.
Shin Sangoku Musou: Multi Raid has finally arrived!It contains new features such as Awakenings (Or Shin Musou Kakusei in Japan) which is similar to an upgraded version of Musou Rage in Dynasty Warriors 5. The Awakening drastically affects the appearance of the character and increases their stats.
Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce was first seen in the Shonen Jump (magazine) in the issue of the week ending 13 September 2008, and then featured in the Famitsu magazine in the issue of the week ending 20 September 2008. The Famitsu magazine showing the Shin Musou Kakusei appearances of Zhao Yun, Xiahou Dun and Sun Shang Xiang as well as showing screenshots.[2]
The game will now have similar gameplay as Dynasty Warriors 6 for the PS3 and characters will now have the ability to fly for certain periods of time. No Online play has been confirmed yet, but AdHoc multiplayer has been confirmed
Huang Zhong and Xiahou Yuan have both had weapon changes. While they both originally wielded schimitars, they now wield bows. Also, while they both share the same moveset, this moveset is different from the moveset used by Sun Shang Xiang.
The game was set to be released in March but was delayed by Koei, as well as the other Dynasty Warriors 6 spin-off Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires.
A demo mode was made available via the Japanese site, that could be downloaded onto the PSP. The demo allowed the player to use all characters from the three kingdoms, however, just a few hours after release, a code was discovered that made all the 'other' type characters also available for use. The code is now no longer available, after a lawsuit threat from Koei. The demo had a level cap of three, and had only three stages, although all weapons were available for use.
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With our shipment delayed by customs yesterday, we were surprised to see that our full shipment has arrived this morning. Our ups driver graciously handtrucked each box carefully into our headquarters.
Unfortunately, we have confirmed that our shipment, containing the most vital items for this weekends sale will be arriving either Saturday or Monday.
We've taken a few steps to make our blog more accessible. First, our blogroll is posted on the top right side of our main website, detailing out all the recent posts, and second, the first link on the left hand side of the webpage will contain the most recent posts, automatically updated by feedburner, so you won't miss out on any important company news or arrivals.
I think a while back, I came across kotaku and ended up watching the trailer of dragon ball z, I almost insta-shot myself, but then of course, with street fighter, it's a different story because Kristin Kreuk is in the movie.
As february comes to an end, we have some good news! Japanese courts are finally taking definitive action against R4 makers and banning the official sale of the product in Japan. As much as I love downloading and whatnot, I still support the physical product, rather than the digital version. As the globe deepens in to a recession, many vendors have seen an immediate halt of ds game sales as early as half a year ago.
We finally received extra restocked allocations of the Ryu Ga Gotoku 3 Rise of the dragon pack. We only brought in a extra few pieces due to to highly inflated costs from limited production.
Every so often, customs delays our shipment citing incomplete documents. I think we all know that since the economy is slow, work must be created to keep customs employees afloat, hence, delaying one of our shipments. It's almost as bad as GE cutting dividends or JPMorgan cutting more than 12,000 jobs on a whim.
Initial reports have been confirmed by Street Fighter IV monster Andy; the controller used in combination with our ps2 to ps3 usb adapter have no produced NO LAG.
The Yen today soared today to unprecedented amounts, finally giving breaks to all importers and providing relief to the Japanese export market. Given that the japanese economy depends on at least70% of its exports, these coming weeks will give rise to an increased amount of exports. WE expect game prices to finally come down a notch this week, giving retailers more of a competitive edge in the coming weeks.
It has finally arrived! We were anxiously arriving a large white freight forwarding truck pull up to the back of our dock.
We received some good news! We may receive a small wave of ps3 street fighter IV fightpads tomorrow, with 360 street fighter 4 pads arriving the following week. So far, we're not putting them in stock, we don't want to get our hopes up, along with the hopes of our loyal customers, so we're waiting until it actually arrives.
Many customers have been asking us to bring back Goemon. Japanese suppliers seem to have been sold out of this title for quite some time, our only alternatives are to send our suppliers out on foot to purchase this title from local shops in hopes that their prices aren't too inflated.
We received news late last night that Japan will be releasing 3 new colors for the DSi. With american releases scheduled for 4/5, we're confident import fanatics will be snatching these colors just as quickly. With Pink / Metallic Blue / Lime Green on the new roster, pre-orders are set at $219.99 and will ship on 3/20.
We've been notified by Microsoft that the 360 red limited system will only be limited to a one time production run, which means, when they're out, they're out.
As many have already read and already know, amazon and gamestop have been taking pre-orders for the new DSi. Where do we stand admist all this pre-ordering?
Registration for wondercon 2009 this year at the Moscone Center South has closed for this year, but we will be attending as regular joes this weekend as me might make the 500 mile ambitious drive from southern california. The trip will be tiring indeed, as we intend to take no breaks from work and will leave right after work on saturday. In any event, the usual exhibitor based businesses will be there, but we're comic book/anime fans to the end. The convention will be excitingly random.
We're expecting to receive killzone 2 ps3 on thursday.
We received the Japanese version of Yakuza 3 or Ryu Ga Gotoku 3 today, earlier than expected. We expected our UPS driver to make his 12 p.m. arrival after stopping at all the other local shops. But, that was not that case today.
I'm sure many are wondering restock dates and times for the Hori and Madcatz sticks. Honestly, we do not know. We have just a few sticks left for retail, but next restocks are unknown. I've spoken to hori and they're just not sure if they're going to produce another batch anytime soon. Seems like the only ones available are the ones floating around in Japan at inflated costs, or the remaining ones on ebay that are being sold for ridiculous prices.
The Hori fighting stick 3 for PS3 (HP3-01) is in stock! The joystick contains 3 turbo functions (slow, normal, and fast) with (5/12/20 times/second respectively). The joystick is connected via USB.
Thank you for all those that have pre-ordered the game this weekend, unfortunately, a pricing error occurred and the game was priced $30 below retail at $19.99. All orders placed this weekend will be refunded and no additional funds will be charged.
Though the toy fair didn't have much to offer to the video game world, it is always great to fly across the nation to take a break. But, as always, we viewed the fair as a fair opportunity to expand our product base. We landed at JFK from LAX late in the afternoon, and were immediately hustled to take an extremely overpriced cab to our hotel.
This week has been unbelievably phenomenal for the video game industry. Though imports came out on the weaker end this week, the US market has skyrocketed, giving steady life to an already dwindling economy. 
