Need for Speed: Most Wantedis a racing game belonging toNeed for Speed series. In the Career mode, you have to beat the 15 blacklisters in order to become the Most Wanted. For unlocking the bosses' circuits, you have to win points by winning races, avoiding police or beating time.Unlike the console versions, you can't search events in the city and contrary to the PSP version, you can choose the events you want to play first. If you're slowed down by the police, a mini-game with the stylus takes place, in which you can avoid losing time.You can also use the earned money for buying new cars, new improvements in order to be competitive or new tuning stuff.

This limited edition ofDanganronpa V3: Killing Harmonycontains the following:Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony* Collector's boxTalking Monokuma plush strapArt book2017 calendar featuring the game's castSoundtrack sampler CDCast commentary CDDownload code for an exclusive PS4 and PS Vita themeSuper Danganronpa 2.5OVA on Blu-ray

Mega Man X3 X4 X5is a compilation release for the Korean market. It contains Windows conversions of three games:Mega Man X3Mega Man X4Mega Man X5OnlyMega Man X5is localized in Korean, the other two titles are in English. The conversion ofMega Man X3is based on the PlayStation version of the game.

This version ofMight and Magic: Book One - Secret of the Inner Sanctumdiffers from all the others in several significant aspects.The most important difference is the player's inability to create his/her own party of adventurers. Instead, the player controls a party of six pre-set characters, which cannot be changed. These character have names, portraits, assigned character classes and even alignments; however, only one of them is given some story-related background, which is shown in the intro created specifically for this version.Supposedly the "main character" of the game, a paladin named Amuru, is traveling on a ship, when an evil centaur fires a magic bolt and destroys it. Amuru is saved by an elderly cleric; afterwards, the game switches into the familiarMight and Magicfree-roaming exploration, with the main story taking a backseat, and the motivations of other characters that join the party unexplained.Many encounters and new quests were added to the game, presumably in an effort to make it more similar to Japanese RPGs; however, the main gameplay mechanics remain decidedly Western, with an open world free for exploration instead of emphasis on the story line. Basic combat mechanics remain the same, but many enemies are different; also, enemies might appear in very large groups, sometimes over ten at once.While the game still retains the graphically sparse, vast game world which is viewed entirely from first-person perspective, many areas are different, and all the character graphics - for heroes, enemies, NPCs, etc. - have been redone from scratch, having a much more distinct anime edge.

Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournamentis the second game in the Micro Machines series. Like its predecessor, it puts the player behind the steering wheel of an extremely small car. The races take place in locations such as a table, a treehouse, and many more.The CD-ROM version adds CD-audio music while the Mega Drive (Genesis) version features a special cartridge that allows players to connect two additional controllers to the console for four-player games.The DOS version comes with a construction kit/track editor. The floppy version has three tracks included and the CD version five.The number of tracks vary depending on the version of the game. The Game Gear and Game Boy version have around 37 tracks, and the DOS SNES, and Genesis version have around 50. The handheld versions also only have 12 drivable vehicles instead of the standard 17.

Irene is a student at the Tirisfal Fortress, the magic academy where her sister Annie is one of the tutors. After a precious treatise containing a demon-summoning spell is stolen from the archives, Annie is accused of the theft and threatened to be banished and imprisoned. Irene starts to search desperately for the missing book to clear her sister's name, scouring all the rooms and interviewing all the staff.Like itspredecessor,Magic Academy 2is a hidden object game utilizing the familiarNevoSoftinterface, sharing its main design with other titles developed by the company. Most of the time, the objective is to find a series of assorted items on a screen depicting a location around the academy. The list of required objects appears at the top of the screen, showing the names or silhouettes for each entry. Some scenery objects like doors, chairs, tables and curtains can be moved to reveal a concealed item. The hint button makes one of the required objects sparkle, but takes some time to recharge after use.Some items are stored in the inventory area at the top, to be used later when solving puzzles. The inventory objects have to be dragged and dropped on appropriate and logical portions of the scenery. For example, a key can be used to unlock a door. Some puzzles take place on a separate screen, where the player has to complete a mini-game, like solving anagrams, finding all the differences between two similar images, restoring broken electronic circuits, repeating patterns on a pentagram, clicking on matching runes, assembling jigsaw puzzles and other challenges.

Irene is a student at the Tirisfal Fortress, the magic academy where her sister Annie is one of the tutors. After a precious treatise containing a demon-summoning spell is stolen from the archives, Annie is accused of the theft and threatened to be banished and imprisoned. Irene starts to search desperately for the missing book to clear her sister's name, scouring all the rooms and interviewing all the staff.Like itspredecessor,Magic Academy 2is a hidden object game utilizing the familiarNevoSoftinterface, sharing its main design with other titles developed by the company. Most of the time, the objective is to find a series of assorted items on a screen depicting a location around the academy. The list of required objects appears at the top of the screen, showing the names or silhouettes for each entry. Some scenery objects like doors, chairs, tables and curtains can be moved to reveal a concealed item. The hint button makes one of the required objects sparkle, but takes some time to recharge after use.Some items are stored in the inventory area at the top, to be used later when solving puzzles. The inventory objects have to be dragged and dropped on appropriate and logical portions of the scenery. For example, a key can be used to unlock a door. Some puzzles take place on a separate screen, where the player has to complete a mini-game, like solving anagrams, finding all the differences between two similar images, restoring broken electronic circuits, repeating patterns on a pentagram, clicking on matching runes, assembling jigsaw puzzles and other challenges.