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japanese video game systems
By admin | September 12, 2006
japanese video game systems
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Pinnacle Video Capture for Mac Cart Link $99.99 Transfer analog video from a camcorder or any other source, even a game console, to your Mac in an iPod®-native format. Videos are automatically added to iTunes®, ready to sync with an iPod® or Apple TV™. |
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Pinnacle Video Capture for Mac PD Page $99.99 Transfer analog video from a camcorder or any other source, even a game console, to your Mac in an iPod®-native format. Videos are automatically added to iTunes®, ready to sync with an iPod® or Apple TV™. |
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Japanese Numbers Game $195 The Japanese Numbers Game provides a general study of the whole field of Japanese popular numeracy. It introduces the reader to a world of numbers in which fortune-telling, the abacus, games involving numbers as well as curious numerical names (of both people and places) illustrate a popular obsession with systems of counting, calculation and forecasting. |
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Video Game Soundtrack $47.99 Japanese 2008 release of 2 CD soundtrack to famous video game, 'Metal Gear Solid'. This release corresponds to the game software release on June 12, 2008. Sony. |
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Video Game Soundtrack (Import) $46.84 Japanese 2008 release of 2 CD soundtrack to famous video game, 'Metal Gear Solid'. This release corresponds to the game software release on June 12, 2008. Sony. |
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Video Game Trader $35.99 Video Game Trader Magazine is a quarterly print magazine devoted to classic and orphaned video games and the systems that play them. Each issue of VG Trader contains reviews, retrospectives, interviews, features, articles and more on your favorite games of yesterday. |
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LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game - Pre-Played $14.99 Captain Jack is back with a whole new world to explore! LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game packs the adventure of three movies into one gigantic game. Join Captain Jack Sparrow for a trio of Pirate sagas filled with 70 characters and styled after the first three installments of the hit film franchise. Swashbuckle through 20 levels in single-player or Co-Op Mode, or go back to dig up new items (treasure, anyone?) in Freeplay Mode. When the quirky Captain Jack meets the irreverence of LEGO, you know you're in for an entertaining adventure. |
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Choro Q - Pre-Played $7.99 Based on the little toys known as Penny Racer's, Atlus's ChoroQ can best be described as a CAR-PG -- a slick combination of a fantasy style racer with the depth and story of a traditional role playing game. Made with a Japanese sensibility, cartoon graphics and filled with infectious fun, ChoroQ sets the tone for endless bumper action and gutsy tricks. With its endless customization options, 160 crazy fantasy tracks, 30 mini-games and lengthy story mode you'll never run out of things to do in ChoroQ! |
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Touchmaster: Connect - Pre-Played $14.99 The mini-games in Touchmaster: Connect are inspired by the same ones that have been entertaining bar and restaurant-goers for years on Megatouch touchscreen systems. That means every game in this collection is battle tested...and a perfect fit for DS! Play card games, matching games, dice games, trivia contests, puzzle/strategy challenges, and more. Every game is a cinch to pick up and play, and you'll find plenty of twists on old favorites. Share your scores with friends on Twitter or Facebook, or take it one step further and see where you stack up against the world on online leaderboards. |
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Okamiden - Pre-Played $19.99 Less of a game and more of a work of art, Okamiden is a masterpiece that lets you create a masterpiece of your own. The Okami franchise has made its mark with an innovative blend of artistic action gameplay and mythical storylines. The franchise gives DS owners their own canvas with this saga that follows the sun god Chibiterasu and his quest to restore color to the world. Use the Stylus as a Celestial Brush as you paint objects into existence, fend off enemies, and alter your environments. Experience a rich storyline based in Japanese folklore that comes to life with calligraphy, scroll paintings, and a vivid watercolor style. |
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Ys Seven - Pre-Played $14.99 A long-time Japanese RPG favorite gets a new start with a new adventure, the first built exclusively for PSP. The seventh installment in the franchise, Ys Seven continues the story of Adol, the trademark hero who has appeared in every Ys title. Adol and his friend Dogi undertake a quest to awaken the Five Dragons and win their help in a final battle to save the world. Visit villages and explore dungeons in a story designed to let both new players and those familiar with the franchise jump right in. The game uses a three-member battle party, fast-paced real-time combat, and delivers over 30 hours of engaging gameplay. |
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Trauma Team $17.99 Save lives from every side of an emergency response with this game that gives you six different ways to play the hero. Trauma Team puts you on the frantic frontlines of emergency response and challenges you to keep cool in the face of intense, life-or-death circumstances. Every second counts whether you're playing as a paramedic, orthopedic surgeon, general surgeon, diagnostician, endoscope tech, or medical examiner. Each scenario plays out in an engaging hand-drawn style inspired by Japanese animation and comics and accompanied by dynamic voice acting. Feel the pressure of high-stakes decision-making as you explore the most intense side of medicine. |
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