Kyoto Maiko Monogatari is a simulation game in which the player controls a young girl that begins her training to become a maiko, the game features music mini games (like copy the movements of the trainer in a drum), and different levels of training that only can be reached when the girl pass the previous ones. During the game there are video sequences to show different things about maiko way of life and the player can also interact with different trainers.
The game features 2D graphics, first person perspective & japanese voice acting in the video sequences.
Maiko is a Japanese word for 'dancing girl' and is an apprentice geisha. A geisha is a traditional, female Japanese entertainer, whose skills include performing various Japanese arts, such as classical music and dance.
It is the maiko, with her white make-up and elaborate kimono and hairstyle, that has become the stereotype of a "geisha" to westerners, rather than the true geisha. A woman entering the geisha community does not have to start out as a maiko,
Dioramos is a swift, battle-type board game that tells winners from losers in no delay. In this exhilarating game, the playing order changes unlimitedly with the individualistic characters, while different character and weapon combinations unleash boundless and unique battle tactics including deadly combos, counters, dodges, magic, special attacks and plunder, all guaranteeing heated battles on the board.
This PlayStation port differs from the arcade version, in that players are unable to switch characters on-the-fly, reducing the secondary character to an assist role only.
Significantly, this removes the tag team aspect of the original.
It instead offers a "Cross over" mode where each player chooses one character, and the second character for each team is a mirror of the opponent's pick. In this mode, the players may switch characters at will, but the teams must always be identical.
This compromise is most likely necessitated by the console's small memory size, as the use of identical teams alleviates the memory requirements.
Brave Sword is an RPG game that takes place in the land of Memphis, the player can choose between a male or female character (both can be customizable), in his quest the player will have the help of two other adventures, Mary & Los.
The player begins his quest in a town where you can buy new weapons, items and armors. During battles you will have to control your characters by giving them commands.
Get ready to dive into the world of Mega Man Legends 2 like never before! In this special mod, the iconic blue hero has been swapped out for the Vocaloid superstar herself—Hatsune Miku! Grab your buster (or should we say, Miku-themed buster?), and explore this fan-favorite adventure in full Miku style. This isn’t just a character swap—it’s a full Miku transformation!
Kazuya Murata, the main character, is transferred to a new school, in which he has to help organize the school festival that is one month away. In the meantime, he will also get along with the other students, as they all make sure to make the school festival a fun experience.
The second console version of Gauntlet Legends, released in March of 2000.
This version is often criticized for its extreme diversity from the original arcade version. Most of the levels have been down-sized, many objects features buggy physics, and lack of four-player cooperative play (omitting Multitap functionality) gave the port relatively bad ratings. The game retains the inventory system from the Nintendo 64 version, the two new realms, and extensive cheat codes.
Digimon World 2 Alternative aims to be a new Digimon World 2 experience for both seasoned veterans of the game, as well as newer players!
Features:
Story and dialogue edited to reinterpret events
New Digimon to recruit and Digivolve into (Including DNA-Digivolution!)
Brand new domains to explore with new layouts
Digimon Skill AP, MP cost, and effects are refactored
Menu and Battle UI redone to support complete Digimon Skill information
Digimon Re-name Attendant in Coliseum allows renaming of Digimon
…and more!
The PlayStation port of Ultima Underworld I, released exclusively in Japan, features a number of enhancements and changes from the original, including new 3D polygonal graphics, a new controls and tweaked game play optimized for the console, remixed soundtrack and new video intro.