The story centers around a young boy by the name of Reiji Oumi. When his sister suddenly dies, Reiji, along with Kotori and Ryouko each withdraw, not wanting to accept the fact. Years have passed, and the three of them reunite back in their hometown and reminisce on the past events.
A localized port of Castle of Shikigami that rebrand's it as a "sequel" to Mobile Light Force, itself a rebrand of the unrelated game Gunbird, this version removes all cut-scenes, story elements and overlays the games cover art over the original's title screen.
Typing Renai Hakusho: Boys Be... is based on the Boys Be... manga. It consists of a series of typing exercises featuring the game's characters. Letters appear on the screen, and you must type the keys accurately and at a good pace.
Mahjong game adapted from the anime series of the same name. Develop your cheating skills to triumph over your opponents while following the manga's storyline.
Prince of Tennis: Smash Hit! 2 is a tennis video game was Developed and Published by Konami. It was released for the PlayStation 2 on December 18, 2003 in Japan only. It is the tenth game based on the manga and anime Prince of Tennis and it is the sequel of Smash Hit!.
Hajime no Ippo: Victorious Boxers - Championship Version is the expanded version of Hajime no Ippo: Victorious Boxers, released in Japan only in June 27, 2002
Jitsumei Jikkyou Keiba Dream Classic 2002 is a horse breeding and management simulation game and the fourth entry of the Jitsumei Jikkyou Keiba Dream Classic series developed by Dream Japan and released in 2002.
"You know, cosplay is really good!" When Haruka, Yuuto, and Shina are at a cafe, they meet Rio, Shina's old friend and Rio invites them to take part in a cosplay event. "Well, I'll take part in it." "It should be fun!" "How about you, Haruka?" Haruka seems to hesitate to answer. At that moment, Yuuto notices that she stares at a pamphlet of the event...
Released on November 11, 2001, the PlayStation 2 port of Half-Life is widely regarded as one of the finest PC-to-console adaptations of its era. Developed by Gearbox Software, the port successfully brought Gordon Freeman's iconic Black Mesa survival story to home consoles without sacrificing core level design, pacing, or narrative elements
A censored edition of Natsu Shoujo, which adds a route for Shirayama Kaname.
Masato visited his friend's hometown during last year's summer holiday and met three girls, Aki, Miyako and Ayami. He enjoyed his time there, and promised with them he would come back again when he left. One year later, he returns there, and meets them again, who have grown up a little bit...
The PlayStation 2 version of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (developed by Krome Studios) is fundamentally different from the PS3/360 versions, featuring 2–3 extra levels, shorter and differently designed missions, and no advanced Euphoria ragdoll physics. It functions more like a traditional action-adventure game with a local versus mode, offering a more complete story but inferior graphics.
Hiroshi returned to his hometown after 8 years in Tokyo trying to attain his childhood dream and failing to do so. Feeling powerless and lacking support from his family, he could only think about giving up. He felt that a poor student like him was unneeded and there was no longer any place for him. That was before he met Tomoko at the light music club and realized that he was not the only one in the same situation.
Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny: Generation of C.E. is a strategy game, developed by Tom Create and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 2005.
Generation of C.E. is a strategy game similar to the Super Robot Wars and SD Gundam G Generation series, however it differs in its use of normal, instead of SD, proportions. Units move around on a hex-based map, while attacks are represented by 3D animations. The game is split into missions; before missions, a briefing introduces winning and losing conditions to the player. As the game progresses, more characters and mobile suits become available to the player. Unlocked mobile suits can be modified before missions.
The third and final game in the PS2 "Dark Star Cluster Trilogy" and the follow-up to Ankoku Seidan Teikoku no Gyakushuu, this time focusing on the event of the second half of Be Forever Yamato.