DCEmu Homebrew Emulation & Theme Park News
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by Published on October 10th, 2006 18:10
News from Play Asia
In these classic gaming news updates you will find a frequent summary of all classical titles which were added to our site. Availability is subject to frequent changes and fast decisions are recommended as we usually have only very few copies of those titles that are listed below. As always we are trying to expand our catalogue regularly.
Heres the full listing of whats new
Dreamcast™
18 Wheeler - American Pro Trucker JPN US$ 29.90
Advanced Daisenryaku 2001 JPN US$ 59.90
Advanced Daisenryaku: Storm over Europe - German Blitzkrieg [pre-owned] JPN US$ 34.90
Advanced Daisenryaku: Storm over Europe - German Blitzkrieg JPN US$ 39.90
Aero Dancing: Torodoki Taichou no Himitsu Disc [pre-owned] JPN US$ 24.90
Aikagi [pre-owned] JPN US$ 49.90
Air [pre-owned] JPN US$ 44.90
AirForce Delta [pre-owned] JPN US$ 34.90
BioHazard Code: Veronica [Limited Edition] [pre-owned] JPN US$ 24.90
Bounty Hunter Sarah: Holy Mountain no Teiou [pre-owned] JPN US$ 24.90
Candy Stripe [Limited Edition] [pre-owned] JPN US$ 49.90
Charge 'n Blast [pre-owned] JPN US$ 34.90
Chu Chu Rocket! (w/Controller) [pre-owned] JPN US$ 39.90
Cosmic Smash [pre-owned] JPN US$ 64.90
Crazy Taxi [pre-owned] JPN US$ 29.90
Crazy Taxi 2 [pre-owned] JPN US$ 34.90
Dance Dance Revolution Club Version Dreamcast Edition [pre-owned] JPN US$ 34.90
Dancing Blade II: Tears of Eden [pre-owned] JPN US$ 44.90
Dancing Blade II: Tears of Eden JPN US$ 49.90
Dancing Blade: Katte ni Momo Tenshi [pre-owned] JPN US$ 44.90
De La Jet Set Radio [pre-owned] JPN US$ 69.90
Dead or Alive 2 [Limited Edition] [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Dead or Alive 2 [Regular Edition] [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Dreamcast Visual Memory Card (Segagaga Design) [pre-owned] N/A
Dynamite Deka 2 [pre-owned] JPN US$ 49.90
Frame Gride [pre-owned] JPN US$ 29.90
Giga Wing 2 [pre-owned] JPN US$ 64.90
Godzilla Generation Maximum Impact [pre-owned] JPN US$ 39.90
Godzilla Generations [pre-owned] JPN US$ 19.90
Guilty Gear X [pre-owned] JPN US$ 34.90
Happy Lesson: First Lesson [pre-owned] JPN US$ 24.90
Heavy Metal: Geo Matrix [pre-owned] JPN US$ 39.90
Hundred Swords [pre-owned] JPN US$ 34.90
Jet Coaster Dream [pre-owned] JPN US$ 24.90
Langrisser Millennium [pre-owned] JPN US$ 39.90
Macross M3 [Limited Box] [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Moero! Justice Gakuen [pre-owned] JPN US$ 39.90
Mr. Driller [pre-owned] JPN US$ 39.90
Ouka Houshin [pre-owned] JPN US$ 29.90
Panzer Front [pre-owned] JPN US$ 59.90
Pop'n Music [pre-owned] JPN US$ 34.90
Pop'n Music 3 Append Disc [pre-owned] JPN US$ 34.90
Pop'n Music Controller [pre-owned] US$ 54.90
Power Stone [pre-owned] JPN US$ 24.90
Power Stone 2 [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Puzzle Bobble 4 [pre-owned] JPN US$ 49.90
Rainbow Cotton [pre-owned] JPN US$ 59.90
Revive... Sosei [pre-owned] JPN US$ 39.90
Rez [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shini Tamou Kotonakare [Limited Edition] [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Sakura Taisen 3 [Limited Edition A] [pre-owned] JPN US$ 49.90
Sakura Taisen 4 [Limited Edition] [pre-owned] JPN US$ 59.90
Samba de Amigo Ver. 2000 [pre-owned] JPN US$ 49.90
Sega Tetris [pre-owned] JPN US$ 39.90
Segagaga (Dreamcast Direct Release) [pre-owned] JPN US$ 64.90
Sentimental Graffiti: Yakusoku [pre-owned] JPN US$ 49.90
Shanghai Dynasty [pre-owned] JPN US$ 34.90
Shenmue Chapter 1: Yokosuka [Limited Edition] [pre-owned] JPN US$ 29.90
Shenmue II [Limited Edition] [pre-owned] JPN US$ 39.90
Shutokou Battle [pre-owned] JPN US$ 24.90
Silent Scope [pre-owned] JPN US$ 24.90
Spawn: In the Demon's Hand (Limited Edition) [pre-owned] JPN US$ 54.90
Street Fighter III: W Impact [pre-owned] JPN US$ 44.90
Sunrise Heroes [pre-owned] JPN US$ 19.90
Super Street Fighter II X (for Matching Service) [pre-owned] JPN US$ 54.90
Tentama: 1st Sunnyside JPN US$ 19.90
The King of Fighters Dream Match 1999 (DriKore) [pre-owned] JPN US$ 49.90
US Shenmue [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Web Mystery: Yochi Yume o Kenru Neko [pre-owned] JPN US$ 24.90
Yu Suzuki Game Works Vol.1 [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Zero Gunner 2 [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Zombie Revenge [pre-owned] JPN US$ 29.90
Zusar Vasar [pre-owned] JPN US$ 29.90
Nintendo 64™
1080 Snowboarding [pre-owned] JPN US$ 24.90
Akumajo Dracula Mokushi Hashumi [pre-owned] JPN US$ 29.90
Akumajo Dracula Mokushiroku: Legend of Cornell [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Animal Crossing / Doubutsu no Mori (Controller Pack) [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Bakuretsu Muteki Bangaioh [pre-owned] JPN US$ 74.90
Densha de Go! 64 (Driver Pack) [pre-owned] JPN US$ 49.90
Doom 64 [pre-owned] JPN US$ 44.90
Excite Bike 64 JPN US$ 49.90
Excite Bike 64 [pre-owned] JPN US$ 39.90
Ganbare Goemon: Mononoke Sugoroku JPN US$ 34.90
GoldenEye 007 [pre-owned] JPN US$ 64.90
Mario Golf 64 [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Mario Kart 64 [pre-owned] JPN US$ 44.90
Mario Kart 64 (Special Edition w/ black joypad) [pre-owned] JPN US$ 64.90
Mario Story [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Mario Tennis 64 [pre-owned] JPN N/A
Neon Genesis Evangelion 64 [pre-owned] JPN US$ 64.90
Rakuga Kids [pre-owned] JPN US$ 59.90 ...by Published on October 10th, 2006 18:07
The new Ridge Racer release for PSP is now available in English, heres some details about the game:
Ridge Racer is back with an adrenaline fuelled racing experience featuring many new courses and vehicles. Put your foot down, kick in the nitrous and roar through 42 intense, challenging courses. Master the drift handling and take corners at exhilarating speeds to leave opponents trailing in your wake.
Ridge Racer 2 for PSP™ is available today as English language Asia release version at US$ 39.90 only.
Game features:
New Arcade, Duel and Survival modes in addition to the original Time Attack mode and rearranged World Tours mode
62 high-speed vehicles available with eight brand new cars
Compete against up to eight players via Ad Hoc Mode
More info --> http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-...9-en-84-n.html ...by Published on October 10th, 2006 18:03
Midway released its seventh Mortal Kombat fighter (excluding special editions) this week; Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. The game features over 60 characters from just about every MK game you can think of, create a fighter mode, create a fatality mode, only play, and story modes. Though I haven't been a fan of the series since MKII (seems like it took a dive starting with MKIII), Armageddon is getting some solid initial reviews with an average Meta Critic score of 86/100. Here's a sampling of reviews:
Games Radar 90% - "It may or may not be the blood-soaked ending to the franchise, but it's easily one of the most enjoyable games in the series and one of the most unapologetically fun games of the season."
IGN 85% - "The inclusion of 62 total warriors is a massive achievement. Throw in a fun, albeit short Konquest mode, a diversionary mini-game, a new fatality system, and perhaps one of the largest character creation modes we've seen, and you have a great title that will keep Mortal Kombat fans busy for months."
Game Informer 83% - "The Mortal Kombat series has had its ups and downs, and this sequel embodies it all. The immense roster is a glorious thing, but by altering the sacred Fatality, the action just isn't up to the series' standards or what fans expect."
Mortal Kombat: Armageddon retails for $40. An Xbox edition hits next week with a Wii version expected sometime in early 2007. ...by Published on October 10th, 2006 18:00
When it comes to Apple's product roadmap, to say there's an enormous amount of buzz and milling of rumors is a ridiculous understatement. Believe it or not we tend to have to disregard the majority of rumors floating around (or that get sent in to us); that said, when not only one, but multiple trusted sources get in touch to let us know Steve Jobs & Co. are supposedly finally about completed with the wireless / video iPod, we have to take note. Supposedly they're preparing to announce the device in the very near future, which we've been told is both wireless and widescreen (both features we've been waiting for the iPod to take on, since, well, forever) -- you didn't think last month's new nano / new shuffle / iTV event was going to be it for the rest of the year, did you? We'll keep you posted. ...by Published on October 10th, 2006 16:44
It's a work-in-progress, really. The PLAYSTATION 3 Operating System used at the Tokyo Game Show was not the final product, which some are using to explain the glitchy machines on the show floor. Sony Computer Entertainment of America has confirmed the unfinished OS, which can be "flashed" (oooh, sexy) into the console even after the hardware has been assembled. That means the unit's Operating System will be akin to the Wii's and the Xbox 360's, which can be updated after the fact. Moreover, SCEA said that the unfinished OS had little to do with the glitchy machines, but rather it was things like leaving consoles on all day in little dark boxes with cheap, shitty plastic fans. ...by Published on October 10th, 2006 16:43
360 owners who want to take Phantasy Star Universe for a free demo spin will be in luck starting later this week week, when Sega will launch a free, open beta. Starting October 11th, players can download PSU directly through their Xbox Live Gold account and play the open beta until the 18th.
It's going to be a huge download though: the open beta will literally involve downloading the whole game. Possibly to cut down on the bandwidth, Sega is only allowing people to download the beta on the 11th and 12th. ...by Published on October 10th, 2006 16:42
We've heard whisperings of Wii-mote sensor interference back at TGS, and recent chatter of OMG-Wii-mote-hates-sunlight has hit the intertubes. Game site Go Nintendo directs our attention to an Nintendo-interviews-Nintendo in which company CEO Satoru Iwata quizzes Product Development dude Akio Ikeda about apparent problems:
Iwata: This so-called 'beam' connecting the user and the television was something that had never been attempted before. Didn't you run into any difficulties during development?
Ikeda: In the early stages of development we ran into a number of problems that we hadn't anticipated, like the fact that the controller would react to fluorescent light, for example. Creating a mechanism that prevents the controller from responding to fluorescent light and sunlight may sound like low-profile activities, but it still gave us a lot to work on.
No worries! Iwata and the boys are on it! Bring on the sunlight. ...by Published on October 10th, 2006 16:40
Some plucky chap has had a cake cooked by his wife in the shape of the Wiimote, Screenshot via comments ...by Published on October 10th, 2006 16:38
Article from Insert Credit
Around the time of the PSP's release several titles were touted for launch, Vulcanus was one of them. From the few gameplay movies shown a while back it's clear the game hasn't changed much (if at all). There are two new and pretty decent gameplay movies for two of the playable mecha, the Mark and the Kiev.
In all fairness, there's nothing massively new or groundbreaking here. The over boost function is straight out of Armored Core and the plodding and suitably pedestrian gameplay is all too similar to steaming pile of faeces that was Metal Wolf Chaos. It also looks like you can't fly, which for a gun toting robot isn't the best news in the world.
The only eyebrow raising feature is 4 player multiplayer, but it's only Ad Hoc so it aint anything to get massively excited about.
Korean developer, Zepetto, are still handling this as well.
Anyway, the game's released on November 16th for the princely sum of 5040 yen.
More details at link above ...by Published on October 10th, 2006 16:33
A decade and change ago there were two fighting franchises duking it out for supremacy at the arcades: Midway's Mortal Kombat and Capcom's Street Fighter. Earlier this year, it was revealed that installments from both series would be released for the Xbox 360 on Microsoft's Xbox Live Arcade service.
In August, Street Fighter II' Hyper Fighting was released after fans were made to endure multiple delays. Meanwhile, Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 has yet to be delayed, possibly because it has never had a release date any more exact than "by the end of the year." With 2006 heading into the home stretch, Midway has finally narrowed that window down a bit.
Midway today announced that Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 would be available in November, completing a four-hit combo that also consists of the PlayStation 2 and Xbox editions of Mortal Kombat: Armageddon (being released this week and next, respectively) and the series' PSP debut, Mortal Kombat: Unchained. Midway has not announced a price for the game yet. ...- Search DCEmu
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