In Stock Now - Ultra Bust A Move (US Version) - $24.99

Our Price: $24.99
Release Date: 10/7/2007
UPC: 096427013327
Genre: Puzzle
Company: Majesco
Version: US Version

Stock Status: In Stock

Ultra Bust a Move Xbox The popular, bubble-bursting video game franchise is back, making its debut on Xbox with full Xbox Live support. In Ultra Bust-A-Move, puzzle fans everywhere will finally be able to play head to head across the country in addictive battles. In Ultra Bust-A-Move, players launch randomly colored balls from the bottom of the field in an attempt to attach them to bubbles of the same color. Once three bubbles of the same color are touching, they pop, causing all connected bubbles to drop. Players keep going until all the bubbles are gone.

Features

• Xbox Live enabled head-to-head play with real-time, global rankings
• Xbox Live Aware, Voice and Friend List support
• Five new challenging puzzle types including: - See-Saw Puzzle bubbles fired will teeter the game board; dont tip it over! - Blind Puzzle players fire bubbles into a colorless field of bubbles revealing random patterns. - Count Puzzle score-based puzzle where only dropped bubbles count towards your score.
• Hundreds of addictive game boards
• 12 different characters, each with their own strategie

In Stock Now - Otogi (Import Xbox) - $68.99

Our Price: $68.99
Release Date: 12/12/2002
UPC: 4949776302023
Genre: Action
Company: From Software
Version: Japan - M73-00001

Stock Status: In Stock

Otogi: Myth of Demons, known in Japan as simply Otogi, is a hack and slash action game by From Software, published by Sega for the Xbox. The game was followed by a sequel Otogi 2: Immortal Warriors a year after its release in Japan.

Features

• Otogi boasted a number of notable features including destructible environments, an unusually high level count for a 3D action game (29 stages). It was also a surprising release, coming out of nowhere with strong creativity and originality from a development team that has been primarily known only for the Armored Core series.

In Stock Now - Hitman Reborn Towel - Hayato Gokudera - $39.99

Our Price: $39.99
Release Date: 1/25/2010
UPC: 4531894310693
Genre: Towel
Company: Cospa
Version: N/A

Stock Status: In Stock

Reborn!, known in Japan as Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, is an ongoing Japanese manga written and illustrated by Akira Amano. The plot revolves around the life of a young boy named Tsunayoshi Sawada, who finds out that he is the next in line to become the boss of the most powerful Mafia organization, the Vongola Family. As such, the Vongola's most powerful hitman, a gun-toting infant named Reborn, is sent to tutor "Tsuna" on how to become a respectable boss.

Features

• Imported from Japan
• Height: Approx 90×40cm

In Stock Now - Hitman Reborn Towel - Mukuro Rokudo - $39.99

Our Price: $39.99
Release Date: 1/25/2010
UPC: 4531894310723
Genre: Towel
Company: Cospa
Version: N/A

Stock Status: In Stock

Reborn!, known in Japan as Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, is an ongoing Japanese manga written and illustrated by Akira Amano. The plot revolves around the life of a young boy named Tsunayoshi Sawada, who finds out that he is the next in line to become the boss of the most powerful Mafia organization, the Vongola Family. As such, the Vongola's most powerful hitman, a gun-toting infant named Reborn, is sent to tutor "Tsuna" on how to become a respectable boss.

Features

• Imported from Japan
• Height: Approx 90×40cm

In Stock Now - Beatmania II DX 10th Style [Pre-Owned] - $79.99

Our Price: $79.99
Release Date: 11/14/2005
UPC: 4988602124668
Genre: RYTHM
Company: Konami
Version: Japan

Stock Status: In Stock

Featuring 88 songs beatmania IIDX 10th Style was the first game in the series to allow two players to select separate modifiers. Clear status was now saved to e-AMUSEMENT cards, differentiating between Failed, Cleared, Easy Clear, Hard Clear, and Full Combo. The game used a new "DJ Points" system to determine a player's overall skill. In addition, the difficulty meter was extended to a 1-8 scale, and songs rated "Level 7+" were now considered "Level 8's.

Features

• Core gameplay remains the same on 10th Style. The previous flashing 7 difficulty level was replaced with a difficulty level of 8. In addition, an animated particle effect now occurs if a full combo is scored on a song.
• e-Amusement support was extended on 10th Style, now being able to sort songs in folders based on whether they have been cleared in various ways. These include Failed, Cleared, Easy Clear (for songs played with the Easy modifier), and Full Combo.

In Stock Now - Beatmania IIDX 9th Style[Pre-Owned] - $79.99

Our Price: $79.99
Release Date: 3/21/2005
UPC: 4988602118919
Genre: RYTHM
Company: Konami
Version: Japan

Stock Status: In Stock

A slick and super-shiny interface graces the latest Beatmania IIDX with which to flip through modes and music lists. Beginners to the Bemani fold may test their skills in Beginner Mode while seasoned DJs crush Expert Mode with dancing fingers and blazing reflexes honed after years of practice.

Beatmania IIDX 9th Style is the 9th game in the beatmania IIDX series of music video games. It was released in arcades by Konami in 2003. The game features over 50 new songs, some of which can be unlocked using Konami's e-Amusement platform - which made its official debut on 9th Style.

The interface used by 9th Style is more modern and crisper looking than previous styles, taking advantage of the better graphics capabilities of the new PC based hardware which 9th Style now utilizes. The new hardware also eliminates the separate DVD player which was used on previous versions for background videos, as all the videos and data are now stored on the hard drive contained within the machine.

Features

• Core gameplay remained the same on 9th Style. 5-key mode has been removed and replaced by a separate 5-key modifier, which can be used on any song on any difficulty.
• 9th Style was the first version of Beatmania IIDX to use a new Windows XP PC-based platform nicknamed the Bemani PC instead of the PlayStation-based Bemani Twinkle hardware which had been used since the beginning of the series. The improved platform had its benefits, such as better graphics capabilities, network support through e-Amusement, larger storage, and background videos being stored on the hard drive along with the game data (dropping the need for a separate DVD player).
• The new platform however, became blamed for a multitude of issues with 9th Style, such as longer load times and off-sync timing windows on some songs.
• 9th Style was the first version of IIDX to have support for Konami's new e-Amusement system, which can be used for the saving of stats and records to "entry cards". The entry cards were magnetic cards usually containing game artwork, inserted into a card reader mounted on the sides of the cabinet, and protected by a 4-digit pin. The cards could save stats and scores in between games, allowing new features such as the ability to sort songs by a player's previous performance on it (by letter grades, clear status, or full combos). When connected to the internet, scores could also be uploaded to the internet, but unlike future implementations, this was entirely optional. 9th Style did not require a network connection for full e-Amusement compatibility, and thus could be used while offline too. 10th Style however, would require a network connection to use e-Amusement.
• An extra stage can be earned for meeting specific criteria on the final stage. If the last stage is played on Another with Hard Mode enabled on any song rated a Flashing 7, and the player gets a AAA, the player is able to play PARANOiA survivor MAX by 290, well known as the boss song of DDR Extreme. If the stage is played on hard mode and an a grade of AAA is obtained, the player is forced to play One More Extra Stage, this song being Quasar by Outphase. On the PS2 version, getting an A is sufficient.
• A home version of 9th Style was released in Japan for the PlayStation 2 on March 21, 2005. As with other IIDX home releases, it contains all the new songs from the Arcade version, revivals from older styles, and new songs. The home version also features higher quality graphics than previous versions, and S/PDIF audio output for higher quality sound. Of note, the console version of 9th Style does not suffer from the same timing issues as the Arcade version.

In Stock Now - Beatmania II DX 8th Style [Pre-Owned] - $79.99

Our Price: $79.99
Release Date: 11/17/2004
UPC: 4988602115345
Genre: RYTHM
Company: Konami
Version: Japan

Stock Status: In Stock

Konami's latest home conversion of Beatmania didn't require a promotional campaign to drum up the necessary preorder numbers like IIDX 7th Style did. The strength of 7th's sales sort of fixed that. Bemani's an aging franchise but the jaded old school contingent appears to be bolstered by a new generation of rhythm handlers. The 57-track listing on the back of the DVD insert features a number of familiar names.

In Stock Now - Halo Wars Limited Edition (Xbox 360 US Version) - $39.99

Our Price: $39.99
Release Date: 11/10/2009
UPC: 882224625845
Genre: Shooter
Company: Microsoft
Version: USA

Stock Status: In Stock

Get your hands dirty in the early stages of the epic battle between UNSC and Covenant. Developed by Ensemble Studios, the Limited Collector's Edition of Halo Wars for Xbox 360 brings all the drama of a real-time strategy game to the popular Halo Universe. Set in the year 2531, before the initial Halo first-person shooter game, this game lets you control the human armies of UNSC in a whole new way.

Features

• Control armies in a whole new way as strategy gaming meets the epic Halo universe
• Fight as either UNSC or Convent and employ everything from special Marine units and Warthogs to threatening Scarabs
• Experience smooth, intuitive controls and a friendly UI with a platform developed just for Xbox360
• Enter into skirmishes with up to six players via Xbox LIVE online support
• Premium edition includes three Halo 3 maps, Halo Wars: Genesis graphic novel, access to the Honor Guard Wraith, six Leader cards, and patch

In Stock Now - Ninety-Nine Nights (Platinum Collection) (Import 360) - $39.99

Our Price: $39.99
Release Date: 11/2/2006
UPC: 4988648479371
Genre: Action Adventure
Company: Microsoft
Version: Japan - ZN7-00010

Stock Status: In Stock

N3: Ninety-Nine Nights, or simply Ninety-Nine Nights, is a fantasy hack and slash video game developed exclusively for the Xbox 360 by an alliance between Q Entertainment and Phantagram. Phantagram is a South Korean based developer noted for creating the Kingdom Under Fire series. Q Entertainment is a Japanese developer best known for its Lumines and Meteos series.

Video game designer Tetsuya Mizuguchi served as producer for the game. The game features hundreds of enemies onscreen at any given time, and borrows heavily from other video games of the genre, most notably from the Dynasty Warriors and Kingdom Under Fire series'. The follow-up, Ninety-Nine Nights II, was officially unveiled at Microsoft's TGS 2008 press conference.

Features

• Ninety-Nine Nights met with near universal acclaim for its graphics when released. The tone and quality of this game had made drastic changes from other similar games, and graphically was one of the "better" games of its time. The graphical style is for the most part distinctly Western, while set in a fantasy universe.
• This game is of the crowd combat sub-genre, in which players battle hundreds of foes simultaneously. Combo moves are performed by using various combinations of the two main attack buttons, while the jump and dash buttons can initiate other actions or specialty attacks. Individual enemies are generally quite weak, typically being unable to perform any combos or block with any effectiveness.
• There are seven different characters with different play styles, although only one character, Inphyy, is unlocked at the beginning. Successfully completing each character's story will unlock one or two new characters, until they have all been revealed.
• After completing levels in Ninety-Nine Nights, a player's performance is scored, with both a letter grade and 'points' being awarded, depending on how well the player did. Points can be spent to unlock extras, such as concept art and character bios.
• The title has limited role-playing elements, with characters gaining levels and being able to select which weapons and accessories to equip. These performance-enhancing items can be found in the different stages or are awarded for excellent performance, providing benefits such as increased attack power. As the characters gain levels they learn additional attack combinations, but there is no opportunity for skill customization.
• Another key component of the title is the "Orb Attack" / "Orb Spark" element. Killing enemies yields red orbs that are stored up until the "Orb Attack" bar is full. Once the bar is full, a player may press B to enter "Orb Attack" mode, where the character can use powerful attacks to slay groups of enemies. Enemies killed while in this mode drop blue, not red, orbs. Once a player has stored up enough blue orbs (which usually requires several "Orb Attacks"), he or she can unleash a super-devastating, screen-clearing "Orb Spark" attack. Killing enemies yields the occasional equipment drop, which you can equip and time during a map as long as you are not retaliating from an attack, in midair, or in the middle of an attack.
• The orb collection mechanic is not unlike that found in Onimusha: Warlords except that it is automatic. The orb attacks are comparable to "Musou attacks" in the Dynasty Warriors series, in that the player is invulnerable whilst making them, although in Ninety-Nine Nights, such attacks are significantly more powerful.
• Each character has their own unique attacks, weapons and orb attacks, as well having their own questline (of around four stages on average).

In Stock Now - Wii Remote + MotionPlus (USA Packaging) (Black) - $49.99

Our Price: $49.99
Release Date: 1/25/2010
UPC: 045496890452
Genre: Accessory
Company: Nintendo
Version: USA

Stock Status: In Stock

This bundle includes a Wii Remote Controller and one Wii MotionPlus accessory. The wireless, freehand Wii Remote not only makes games easy to play, it makes them more fun than ever before. Accentuating the sense of touch in the game lets you feel the heat of emotion with each movement. Because up to four players can grab a Wii Remote and play, there's always a party ready to happen with Wii! The Wii Remote frees you from cords and excessive, complicated buttons without sacrificing game play depth.

Wireless and motion-sensitive, the Wii Remote offers an intuitive, natural way to play games. The controller plays into the conventional motions you make everyday. Wii MotionPlus is simple, intuitive, and easy to use. Connect the Wii MotionPlus accessory to your Wii Remote controller to increase accuracy and enhance play control on compatible games. Wii MotionPlus contains additional sensors that make the Wii Remote respond to the slightest movement, motion, or twist of the wrist.

Features

• 3-axis motion-sensing
• Used as a remote, operates up to 15 feet away
• Built-in speaker
• Features expansion port for additional input devices, such as the Nunchuk controller
• Includes one Wii MotionPlus add-on for enhanced play control