The prequel to Xbox 360 and PSP hostess game Dream C Club, Dream C Club Zero had a wealth of information released today. Amongst these were the two new hostesses, Haruka and Asuka, new gameplay features such as new alcohol drinking mechanics, and a minigame that includes sticking a banana in the hostess’ mouth. If these sound right up your alley, hit the jump.
American BlazBlue fans feel the wrath of time constraints as they can only purchase a standard edition BlazBlue: Continuum Shift, while European fans will get a “Fans edition” that will cost £54.99, or about $90. The package is quite exclusive – limited to only 500 copies, and contains some items not available in the US at all. Regarding the exclusive content, Aksys Games representative Cherie Baker said that they “have no plans on selling Europe’s package in pieces,” unlike the Noel Nendoroid that was available at Anime Expo. This means that international fans will have to import this package and shell out the extra shipping. Interested parties should order here. Full list and pictures of included extras after the jump.
Based on the original PC title, Twinkle Crusaders GoGo! is an all age version of Twinkle Crusaders for the PSP. The title will also include Twinkle Crusaders GoGo! Starlit Brave!!, which will feature tons of guest stars from various anime, for fans who buy the deluxe edition. These include Taiga from Toradora!, Rin from Fate/stay Night, and Shana from Shakugan no Shana, amongst others. List and mode details follow the jump.
Update: Names were fixed and clarified in this article. We apologize for any misunderstandings the confusing game names may have caused.
Despite the dwindling arcade industry, Konami still has its sights set on Metal Gear Arcade, running a couple of location tests this weekend. They’re being held in ROUND1 in Yokohama and Shibuya Adores in Tokyo. The game was first announced back in February at the Arcade Operator’s Union show, showing great promise and using Metal Gear Solid 4’s online mode as the basis. For those who couldn’t travel to Japan for the location testing, we have the details for you after the jump.
SoniComi, a new visual novel game by Nitroplus, is set for a fall 2010 release in Japan and we have the gameplay details for you here! SoniComi is based on Sonico, an overly busty amateur idol and mascot of Nitroplus, and features players as her cameraman. Naturally as a cameraman, you will both film and court her. The game flow will consist of two phases: the adventure and action phase. Details of the two, screenshots, and video of SoniComi after the jump.
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