All the stylish robots and their charismatic pilots in Kurogane no Linebarrels are leaving the anime for some mecha strategy RPG action on Sony PSP. The game is based on the anime, with additional scenarios and story elements. All battles are in 3D, join the crew and get a taste of piloting your favourite mech.
The cast of seiyuus from the anime came together to work on this game. Not only does the game include all the memorable quotes, you will hear these seiyuus act out the new scenarios. Strategic planning and preparing for battle are very important, learn the art of warfare through this game.
Gameplay is very similar to the more known Super Robot Wars series of mecha strategy RPGs.
Become the commander of great armies and lead your men off to war. Your main responsibility is to emerge victorious through the battle. Plan your strategies and learn about the chronology of Gundam battles. Before the great war could happen, you have to collect information on your enemies through spies, develop and produce weapons as well as other important tools.Based loosely on the Gundam series' stroryline, you can recreate numerous scenarios with the characters, rescue your favourite character from certain death, put newly invented weapons to use and all in all, create your own history.
A port of Senjō no Kizuna, entitled Mobile Suit Gundam: Bonds of the Battlefield Portable was made available for the PlayStation Portable.
Features exclusive to the PSP version include "Mission Mode", which gives basic tutorials and allows up to three players to accomplish predetermined objectives, and "Extended Operation Mode" which pits teams against one another in three consecutive arcade matches. The map can be determined in the beginning, but the latter two mission maps are subject to random selection (or is determined by the losing team if in multiplayer). The winning team will be given a handicap on subsequent missions (units and bases starting with HP damage, reducing frame defense, etc.).
12 Ji no Cinderella's sister game, featuring Rosalia, Odette's warm and impulsive stepsister.
When her stepfather dies in a carriage accident, it’s discovered that he had lots of debts, and the four women have to sell the house and move to a creaky apartment downtown, working to live.
Rosalia finds some strange papers one day, one with the emblem of the royal family, and the other the emblem of the Scarlet family. The game is partly trying to find out the meaning behind this.
A turn-based strategy game genre featuring Rocher and Alicia that live in a world shared by humans and fairies. These two form a group named "Blue Roses" to overcome the mysterious phantom monsters whom specifically target the fairies.
The story depends on which of the main protagonists the player choose as their lead character.
The game utilize cute 2D cartoon graphics and compelling storylines, though it was only released in Japan
This game also has a manga with the same name.
A spiritual successor and quasi-sequel to Nippon Ichi's Marl Kingdom series, which takes place several hundred years after the events depicted in Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure and its sequels. Though the game's development was outsourced and Nippon Ichi only served as its publisher, it retains a very similar visual style to its prequels, and also features songs by longtime Nippon Ichi composer Tenpei Sato, who wrote the musical numbers that the Marl Kingdom series was well known for.
The game's story follows Miabelle, a young girl who lives in the eponymous kingdom of Antiphona. When the game begins, Miabelle's beloved older sister Lily, an accomplished singer, has just been given the honour of serving as Song Princess at a great festival held in the kingdom once every three hundred years. But just before the festival starts, Lily's voice is stolen by the devious Aulos. Summoning her courage, Miabelle sets off on a quest with her puppets and companions to restore her sister's voice, and save the kingdom from peril
Battle Spirits Kiseki no Hasha was the first Battle Spirits video game, and the first to appear on the PSP console. It was released November 12th, 2009.
Angelique Maren no Rokukishi is one of the collaboration projects between Ruby Party and Otomate, two well-known developers in the otome game genre. It was first announced at their first collaboration stage event, Japan Otome ♥ Festival.
Maren no Rokukishi is based on the light novel, Angelique Tenkuu no Requiem ~Kuroki Tsubasa no Moto ni~, a narrative which preludes the events of Angelique Tenkuu no Requiem. Like the novel, the game is set within Leviath's galaxy and takes place during the tail end of his rebellion against the nobility of his homeland. The game roughly retells the novel but includes its own changes to the narrative. The director and producer is Hironori Oono, and the scenario director is Midori Kusanada, the same author of Kuroki Tsubasa. Character designs and illustrations were done by Yuuhi Higashi.
The Limited Edition box includes a character digest book and a variety CD with an original drama and an image song for Leviath. Pre-ordering the title granted the drama CD, Sono Kuchiburu wa Dare
It's a shame that these girls are going to be turned into a game.
Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Portable is a romantic comedy visual novel based on the light novel, with an all-new original storyline.
Daisenryaku Portable 2 is a military turn-based strategy game for the PlayStation Portable published by Genki. It is a sequel to Daisenryaku Portable, and is set in the Middle East. The player does not control any country, instead controlling the supranational army named "Wild Geese"