While you can absolutely fumble through it without any ability to read Japanese, you are certainly going to be missing the story. However, there are unofficial translations floating around for those curious enough. This is a wildly ambitious title; and that ambition alone makes it worth your attention.
The NGPC has a number of fantastic fighting games, but that is in spite of the number of buttons it has a paltry two. The Last Blade is a cousin to the Samurai Shodown games; as such, it doesn't have the same focus on combos that some other titles in the genre do.
This makes it an excellent fit for NGPC. The Last Blade's gameplay is more focused on spacing your attacks and hitting for big damage. Here, the longer you hold down the button, the bigger your sword swing. This is a game where a few short combos can, and will, kill. When it comes to portable fighting games, The Last Blade is among the best. You can't have an underappreciated console without having a hard-to-find, and inevitably expensive, Cotton release to go alongside it, and the NGPC is no exception.
This classic side-scrolling shoot 'em up flies again on the NGPC. Cotton plays really well here. There are fewer enemies on screen, and the mid-bosses are missing, so it isn't content complete, but it is still a very engaging shoot 'em up on a portable console. Also, while this is an easier experience overall, the bosses do feel harder, so the developers seemingly did try to balance things out. Overall, Cotton's NGPC outing is a novel entry into the series and an excellent portable entry into the genre.
It played like a simplified version of Magic: The Gathering , but with classic characters from Capcom and SNK filling the role of the creature cards. It was never released outside of Japan, but there is a translation available for the intrepid fan there is also a DS version that is mostly the same. If the idea of a portable Magic: The Gathering game with your favorite characters from Capcom and SNK sounds like a great idea, then you are the right audience for this title.
It is a great idea, by the way. This game is awesome. One of the all-time best arcade-like baseball series is Baseball Stars. Originally arcade titles, these games are vibrant, accessible, pick-up and play masterpieces.
So, it goes without saying that it is a pretty big deal that the NGPC has its own version. Swing away in this breezy, fun baseball game. Featuring lighthearted, expressive graphics, Baseball Stars Color draws the player in with its energetic presentation and holds their attention with its engaging gameplay. Despite its small package, Baseball Stars Color is absolutely a home run.
Everyone's favorite arcade puzzle game is back. Try to match different bubbles by color. If you get the trajectory right, and are able to sneak around protruding stacks, you can take out a large number of them with a single shot.
Bust-A-Move Pocket is as gratifying as it is adorable. Anyone can pick up and play Bust-A-Move nearly instantly. It can get decidedly devious in the later stages, though. Bust-A-Move Pocket is another example of a well-executed port of a classic arcade title. For some people, it is hard to get particularly excited about a golf game, which is understandable.
Golf isn't typically a fast-paced sport. However, SNK's Neo Turf Master bucked this perception by providing accessible, fun gameplay and wrapping it in an entertaining package.
Big Tournament Golf is entertaining, fast, and engaging. Using a simple system for determining power and accuracy, the learning curve is non-existent. Play the game to unlock them. Play epic battles against your friends! Create a team of three fighters and aim for the top! Of course, the game is also in color, bringing these characters into sharper, more vivid definition! Find out who is worthy of the KOF throne!
Customize your character and take down the big baddie! Be sure not to check if you already have the game before purchasing. SNK's wonderous heroines battle it out in a larger-than-life fighting game! But wait, someone sticks out! Promotional Trailer.
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