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All our games in stock are listed here. The most recent games are listed at the top. Use the filter menu below to select your console if you need to narrow your search.
All games in stock. Use the menu to narrow your search.
PS2
Action
A cracking action title with appropriate name as or heroine storms around town looking for small perches to hide behind, rearm Time Crisis style and then let rip using the cursor and some serious sub machine guns. The combination of freedom of movement and a nice cursor system for the shooting work a treat. Theres something cool about the seemingly serene heroine of the title in full motion giving it some to the bad guys. The arenas are nicely varied and the DVD gets you in the mood.
PS2
Shooter
More serious than some of Namcos light gun games on the PSX, but well executed with a precision on the collision detection a Ninja would be proud of. Shurikens reign in and a quick trigger finger is essential to keep on top of the stealthy assailants. Quick paced and Namcos arcade heritage stands it in great stead to make such titles with aplomb.
PS2
Simulation
A good license to add much to the pachinko genre as steel balls tumble to many aggressive sounding threats and grim looking outcomes from the Mad Max of the anime world. This is the updated Special Edition with even more shouts of ‘Kiai.’
PS2
RPG
Fine history to this hard hitting mech series right from the Super Famicom days and the fifth installment sees it reach a real epoch with a superbly realised 3D world. As you’d expect with Square the attention to detail is immense and moody, sometimes grim lighting effects add to the destructive, apocolyptic atmosphere. Liberal use of the flamethrower soon brightens things up, but Genki loves the feel of the chunky gattling gun ripping through mecha metal.
PS2
Action
First Sakura Taisen title developed solely for the Sony machine focuses soley on character interaction. Parisien dancers, a Japanese detective and the usual high jinx that have made the series so incredibly popular.
PS2
Action
Based on the story of ordinary farmers rebelling against their unjust samurai leaders with plenty of slicing and dicing in this historical epic.
PS2
Sports
Features wrestlers from the All-Japan Pro Wrestling, Noah and Zero-One Productions federations, Square shows itfs a mean competitor in the ring. A triumph of quality over quantity with detailed wrestler graphics even down to the facial freckles and subtle nods of realism with spots of blood and grimaces of pain. Control is intuitive with three varying strength attacks and simple button bashing will not win the bout, merely tire the wrestler out. Button mashing is used effectively though: none more so than the frantic battle to get back up after a hefty pile driver.
PS2
Sports
Colossus wrestling game with a huge amount of wrestlers to select across a wide variety of disciplines making this a firm fan’s favourite. Gameplay involves basic strikes and more complex grappling with the joypad being manipulated in the way players want their opponents head to twist. With so many moves, wrestlers, costumes – even intro music there is a lot here to keep the determined grapple fan pinned for the count.
PS2
RPG
Plenty of freedom of movement and no random battles as you can see the ogres coming as Capcom makes some bold decisions to keep the franchise’s Breath minty fresh. Some fan boys had their noses point out of joint with Capcom’s save facility: a token is required for a proper save. Whilst there is a temporary measure, it can only be used once so it prevents wiping over any unfortunate turns of events. Life like character design – thats if you live in a new age anime world, but the players are totally believable and soon have you immersed in their world.
PS2
Sports
Colossus wrestling game with a huge amount of wrestlers to select across a wide variety of disciplines making this a firm fan’s favourite. Gameplay involves basic strikes and more complex grappling with the joypad being manipulated in the way players want their opponents head to twist. With so many moves, wrestlers, costumes – even intro music there is a lot here to keep the determined grapple fan pinned for the count.
PS2
Sports
Cel shaded race fun with the comic book style graphics bringing the joy back to racing. The unusual graphics, whilst bringing to mind Initial D, also serve to permit a fast frame rate thereby adding to the thrills and spills. All egged on by the cheesy voice actor who may have been hired from the Daytona series and you have a recipe for fats race track frolics.
🏆Brilliant!
Brilliant PS2
Action
Even by the epoch defining Japanese standards, this limited edition really raises the bar with the customisable figures coming with a display case. Not forgetting the game of course as the mecha suits are put through their paces with seamless anime cut sequences and more speed lines than a bumper edition of Shonen Jump.
PS2
A Bit Special
Players trace patterns to launch attacks. The more elaborate the pattern, the more powerful the move, like a fighter. Full title: Bakufuu Slash Kizna Arashi.
PS4
Shoot Em Up
Battle Garegga, Feveron, Kingdom Granprix plus Ketsui with the M2 gadget feature gives even the most grizzled shoot em up veterans plenty to get their teeth into, providing they remove the grenade pin in there already. The PS4 seems to have taken on the Xbox 360s mantle of master of shooters.
Brilliant Switch
Shooter
Few will forget their first blast on Kikikaikai. The initial barrier was to be able to pronounce it to the local importer in the pre-internet days. And despite being just the early nineties, few gamers were sufficiently cross-pollinated with games of its ilk to understand the ensuing cultural chaos. Not that it requires understanding with fast paced shooting fury the order of the day. Yet a randy raccoon tanuki friend that can deflect shots with his tail did raise a few eyebrows. The Shinto inspired Japanese blaster draws on mythology as necks extend inexplicably and one-eyed umbrella ghosts hop past. Cultural references aplenty all in a luscious sprite-based world driving gamers on to see more. Unrelenting pace as you the priestess battle against all the evil of underworld armed with nothing more than a purification branch. A Super Famicom classic well-worthy of this fine update and hopefully new and old audience with new playable characters. Known in the West as Pocky and Rocky Reshrined.
Soundtracks
Soundtrack
The breath-taking soundtrack to the sold-out concert that was held in Kyoto to celebrate thirty years since the release of the Disk System version of Zelda back in 1986. Many may claim to have been there, like the Caravan gaming events of the Eighties, yet now we can all be taken on a musical voyage that encapsulates the spirit of adventure dreamed up from Miyamoto san’s childhood.
Sega Saturn
A Bit Special
Lets Saturn owners set up their own aquarium and sit back and relax as the fish manoeuvre swimmingly well around the tank, slowly transfixing the viewer; all set to relaxing music.
PSP
A Bit Special
Super gal Haruhi once again stars with a voice to melt the Cadbury’s Caramel bunny in this love adventure where players also get to make their own game. Superb high standards to the figure that comes as part of the package too matching the voice acting.
Super Famicom
Shoot Em Up
R Type 3’s gameplay has a tactical nature with the ability to use three different orbs. Ginormous bosses and the Super Famicom worked to near meltdown, especially the mode 7 capacity. Not for the weak willed, R-Type has old school difficulty to match its gameplay. A Super Famicom exclusive. Subtitled The Third Lightning.
Super R Type is a conversion of the arcade monolith based on part two with an extra intro level. Tough and unforgiving, but the true shmup fan wouldn’t have it any other way. Never has Genki been so grateful for slowdown to get out of the many tight fixes that must come with trying to contain the expansion of the Bydo Empire in R-Type.
Merchandise
Merchandise
Demonstrating that video games can indeed be high art comes this mouse mat inspired by the Darius Gaiden series and its Silver Hawk Emblem.
GameBoy Original
Simulation
The ancient Japanese game of shougi comes to the GameBoy. Capture your opponents pieces by jumping over them. But be sure to think ahead to become a true master.