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Shinjuku Wolf: Capcom does the 'Yakuza' thing
Remember Shinji Kazuma's Finder Love for PSP? Of course you don't. Well, Capcom is giving Kazuma one more chance. As an action-adventure set against the backdrop of the urban underworld, Shinjuku Wolf (PlayStation 2) looks to have more mainstream appeal than Kazuma's previous work, a voyeurism sim; though 'Shinjuku Wolf' (in our opinion) lends itself to a more provocative premise: Amaterasu painting 'life' back into Shinjuku's red-light district Kabukicho.While Shinjuku Wolf will likely mimic elements of Sega's Yakuza series (also set in Tokyo's Shinjuku ward), the game will attempt the ever-risky cel-shaded look. Shinjuku Wolf is due springtime in Japan -- its success there will no doubt influence the possibility of Western localization.
Finding love with Finder Love
You guys loved Soft Skin English School Little Sexy Girl... a lot (our traffic reports tell us so). So, I bring you Finder Love, Capcom's entry into the PSP naked women scene. The gameplay seems intense: you have to take pictures of the girls when their hearts align, as if it were a music game. But wait! It appears even more gameplay comes in the form of mini-games, including... yes, you guessed it right: rock paper scissors. Awesome!Because the video isn't really safe for work, it's presented after the cut. Nothing to stop all the fanboy fighting and bring peace and love to everyone like nudity. YAY!!!(For those interested, you can import the game here. Shh... don't tell your wife!)
'Finder' love on the PSP
Capcom's Finder Love will be released this week for PSP. Haven't heard of it? Well, unfortunately it's a Japan-only title. But the good news is, it's region free.We designed a short quiz to help you decide if it's worth importing:1) Do you enjoy photography?2) Do you like Japanese idol girls?3) Would you be willing to share them with your friends?If you answered 'Yes' to at least two of the above, then we strongly recommend importing Finder Love. And for those of you who answered 'No' to Question 3, consider Play-Asia's special combo package, which features the Peep Guard Filter, so you can keep your new friends all to yourself. Or better, book your next vacation to Royal College of Art in London and try to steal score the PSP face scarf. Not that chasing virtual hotties around with a camera is something you need to hide...[via GameBrink]
