PSP Project Cerberus - New Import, In Stock

NCS Product Synopsis August 27, 2010 «©NCSX» Tama-Soft released an adult digital novel called Lost Child in 2004. In the game, players take on the role of a hero named Shouji Tokitoh who has the ability to transform into an "Amito" or superhero known as Cerberus by shouting "Conception!" That and fusing with his catalyst who's a girl named Ai whose presence allows him to change from normal scientist-man to a sleek and powerful killing machine. Lost Child was a unique digital novel in that it featured a turn-based battle system filled with action-packed sequences where Cerberus swung, swooped, slashed, and shot.    In 2008, Hobibox/Tama-Soft location-tested a Naomi-based fighting game titled Project Cerberus which was based on Lost Child. The game features a cast of 12 characters who appear in their human forms before each bout but transform into their Amito alter-egos once the match starts. Cerberus is a 2D fighting game which looks good and plays well enough but based on our time with the Naomi version, the mechanics of the game are cookie cutter. That's not necessarily a bad thing since cookie-cutter standards are market-friendly, brings in revenue, and doesn't take unwarranted risks. By-the-book and button-down managers love that stuff. Project Cerberus is being ported over to the PSP this week in Japan where the game will reach a wider audience. Bonus Schwag    All preorders and new orders include a bonus Project Cerberus Secret CD-ROM as photographed below. Product Specifications Publisher: Milestone Compatibility: Playstation Portable (Region-Free) Format: Universal Media Disc (Single-Layer) Territory/Language: Japanese Japanese product title: プロジェクト ケルベルス Website: http://www.mile-stone.co.jp/product/cerberus/cerberus_psp_top.html Product SKU: ULJM-05636 Jan Code: 4562168541710 Famitsu Ranking: (6/6/6/6)        This document is ©NCSX 2010. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of this document may be made without express written consent of National Console Support, Inc.