Shorts: Kimishine merchandise · Uekawa photo · More Puyo
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2005 2:35 am
You would die for this
New Kimishine merchandise
The following range of Kimishine merchandise is now available to Japanese gamers via Sega Direct:
^ The design of this towel is inspired by the group ‘Super Rabbit’, who performed the music for the game.
^ DS carry case
^ The design changes when hot water is poured into the mug.
^ This watch comes with a clear storage case
Picture Perfect
New Uekawa photo
Mr Otayori’s community column features a new photograph of Yuji Uekawa:
The page doesn’t translate too well, but it doesn’t seem to be very interesting.
Puyo Relapse
Puyo Puyo Fever re-releases
A 3D update of the Puyo Fever Sonic Café game has just been released:
According to Sega Japan, the game is one of the first mobile phone titles to feature 3D sound. The Sonic Café homepage can be found here.
The Gamecube, Dreamcast and Playstation 2 versions of the puzzle game have sold enough copies to be re-released on Sega Japan’s “inexpensive version” label. More details can be found on the official Japanese website.
[Disclaimer: Information obtained via machine translation and so may be inaccurate].
New Kimishine merchandise The following range of Kimishine merchandise is now available to Japanese gamers via Sega Direct:
^ The design of this towel is inspired by the group ‘Super Rabbit’, who performed the music for the game.
^ DS carry case
^ The design changes when hot water is poured into the mug.
^ This watch comes with a clear storage case
Picture Perfect
New Uekawa photoMr Otayori’s community column features a new photograph of Yuji Uekawa:
The page doesn’t translate too well, but it doesn’t seem to be very interesting.
Puyo Relapse
Puyo Puyo Fever re-releasesA 3D update of the Puyo Fever Sonic Café game has just been released:
According to Sega Japan, the game is one of the first mobile phone titles to feature 3D sound. The Sonic Café homepage can be found here.
The Gamecube, Dreamcast and Playstation 2 versions of the puzzle game have sold enough copies to be re-released on Sega Japan’s “inexpensive version” label. More details can be found on the official Japanese website.
[Disclaimer: Information obtained via machine translation and so may be inaccurate].