Japanese video games

Japan is a heaven for lovers of retro video games. They are found in many shops all over the country at cheap prices. Here is our advice on finding them.

For those of you who have become numb to video games, allow us to give you feeling again.

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Nana: Live Staff Mass Recruiting! Beginners Welcome (ナナ: ライブスタッフ大募集! 初心者歓迎 Nana: Raibu Sutaffu Daiboshū! Shoshinsha Kangei) is the third Nana video game released by Konami for the Nintendo DS on June 2007. The character designs are similar to the previous video game, Nana: Everything Is Controlled by the Great Demon King!?. Many of the voice actors from the anime reprised their roles in the game. Anna Tsuchiya's song, "Lucy" was used as the theme song for it.[1] The main point of the game…

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Cute scene - video arcade - or "Game Center" in Japanese

The Arcade Flyer Archive (TAFA) presents Death Smiles, a coin-operated Video Game by Cave Co.,Ltd. (Japan, 2007)

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For #PS3sday it's #ResonanceOfFate! It's a RPG video game developed by tri-Ace. The game uses a fast-paced strategic combat system revolving around different types of firearms and combination moves between the three playable characters. #WPUGamers #GamersUnite #ShareYourGames

My first GBA and GBC Japanese games!!