Install Zero Z3 Unlimited is a series of Doujin manga set in the universe of Rockman X and follows the character Zero. Unfortunately only chapter 3 has been released on DL site english so I was a little bit lost in terms of story but I'll try my best to give a good review.

To start out the art is just plain awesome. The characters all look amazing; Zero looks bad ass and the large case of female characters all look adorable. As for story; I really can't say much about it as I never read Chapters 1 or 2 and I found Chapter 3 on it's own to be rather confusing. From what I can tell it seemed pretty cool though.

In conclusion Install Zero seems to be a great Rockm*n X Doujin. The only thing dragging it down is the fact that you'll have to go over to the Japanese DL site in order to buy chapters 1 and 2.

Usually, I don't get stationary, but i made an exception for this and boy was i impressed. the characters seem to pop out, and the chibiness makes them seem even more cuddly than using other normal sized characters. The picture used as the preview gives all that was needed to convince me to buy this. Unfortunately, this is the only stationary design that they have. It is worth the low price. The artwork as one last thing, is slightly plain in that sense.

I downloaded the “Shouta” collection from Blue Forest as well as this one.

The download is packed with a large number of high quality sprites. It also comes with a bonus character creator which allows for more variation and additional characters, but if you can't read Japanese, it's kind of hard to figure out what you need to click on. This pack was particularly helpful for me because I can add a variety of ages to my game which really helps to bring a more complete experience to the user.

This collection is a little better than the Shota collection in my opinion in terms of quality.

My only complaint would be that a lot of the images are of the girls holding up their fists. I don't know why, but it looks like maybe you could add a balloon or ice cream cone to their hand if you wanted them to hold something.

It's a pretty good translation of an original doujinshi. The translated script appears to be written by a native English speaker, but it was inserted by a Japanese speaker and is a little hard to read. Apparently it is popular on DLsite because of a forum that likes pictures of girls swimming underwater and is familiar with this circle, but it's actually a story-oriented doujinshi and not just cool underwater effects.

Anyway, very interesting adventure story involving the main YKK characters that I'd like to read the conclusion to. The artwork is as seen in the preview pictures. I felt like it was a little out of character sometimes, but Hitoshi Ashinano's style is hard to imitate.

Hisyo-gumi is an old school arcade style shooting game featuring a witch as your "ship." Its roots as a classic shooting game shows with its good difficulty progression. Even on the "easy" difficulty, the game can get quite challenging once the player reaches the final stage.

The power up system is reasonable to the player. The player’s attacks increase in power by collecting blue "bubbles" which appear after defeating enemies. After collecting a certain number of them, the player's "shot level" increases and the player character is capable of firing more powerful projectiles. If the player loses one life, the player is not penalized too much for dying and is powered down only just a little bit to give the player a chance to come back from a mistake.

There are five stages in the game. Since this is an arcade-style game, it is meant to be played in short bursts with the intent of achieving the high score. While the player can get a large number of lives in the form of continues, the score will be reset to zero if the player chooses to continue after losing all lives.

The difficulty, the number of lives, and the number of continues can be changed in the options menu.

The one feature which is easy to miss with all the bullets flying across the screen is the comical nature of the characters in the game. If you concentrate on the cute animation and characters, you'll get hit by bullets. If you concentrate on playing the game well, you'll miss what makes the characters a pleasure to watch.

This game was originally made in 1997. (The included documentation will tell you this.) Its supported resolutions are 320x240 and 640x480. The game supports both windowed mode and full screen mode but doesn't support widescreen monitors for full screen mode. Don't expect much in terms of features. ^^;

Hisyo-gumi is highly recommended for players looking to play an old school arcade style shooting game. It's a well-made game and a lot of fun.

Rosenkreuzstilette is a game developed by erka:es that follows the same concept of M*ga Man 4,5,6 (Two forress stages and 8 bosses) and also throws a lot of references of the classic and X series along with other references most notably from Castl*vania.

Gameplay : Being a M*ga Man clone, Rosenkreuzstilette controls feel just the same. There are two modes you can choose: Story Mode and Arcade Mode. Story Mode shows conversation between the characters before and after a boss fight while Arcade is just the gameplay without text. Rosenkreuzstilette just like M*ga Man has a password system to save the game but fortress stages must be beaten in one setting since there is no password for them. The game is decently long and not too difficult if you use the boss weakness with Spiritia however there is another character in the game. Once you complete the game, there is a code that allows you to play as Grolla in this mode, you take double damage and obtain nothing from bosses which makes a pretty difficult mode. Armed with just her sword, she controls very similarly to Zero from the M*ga Man X series with the ability to dash and wall-jump. Finally, there is a replay option and it can be uploaded online for other people to see.

Story:
Spiritia: The people of RKS decided to start a war on the order of Michael Sepperin, the leader of the Organisation. RKS reclaim their independence against the Empire. Spiritia however doesn't agree and tries to stop her friends from all this madness.

Grolla: It is like Spiritia but the difference is that Grolla found out what Iris, the daughter of Michael was really up to and decided to kill her in order to stop the rebellion from happening.

Overall, Rosenkreuzstilette is a quality doujin clone of the M*ga Man series. I heavily recommend that you download it. Especially, for old school M*ga Man fans who want to play in a similar way of the classic series.

Rosenkreuzstilette for me gets an 8,5 out of 10.

This is the third and final chapter of Supplement Time's "Miku Kisu" series. Following the events of "To You of the Future - I give you every song..." and "The Bells Sing The Future's Timbre," "Future Song and Linked Eyes" continues the ever growing love between a young musician (you) and a beautiful android girl named Miku. After gaining popularity (as seen in the previous entries), Miku aims to further her diva career and make it to the top. This chapter includes a rather large cast of android "diva" who join Miku to help her along the way. Rin, a the second protagonist of the second game, returns as well as other Vocaloid such as Len, Luka, Meiko, and Kaito. This not only improves the story telling, but also gives some excellent fan service to us Vocaloid fans. This game is a must to any who have played the previous 2 games. For those who haven't, there is no better time then the present!

Though I really do think that the unisex factor isn't really there. The art is pretty good and despite a bit of an odd layout (which could just be my adobe reader) it's neatly set.13 original distinct pictures is a pretty good load-out for this price.

Now, there is a tomboy appeal here, I won't deny that. However, there is a gender appeal in my opinion. Only 2 of the pictures were really ambiguous to me. The rest were rather obviously girls. They were cute girls with a tomboy look, but still girls.

Overall, I got good value, but the description is a little misleading to me. Buy for the tomboys, not the ambiguous unisex appeal.

I didn't know what to expect from this (not knowing much about Rozen Ma*den) but happened to be a DBZ fan so I checked this out. It turned out out to be pretty funny and made for a unique crossover. It has that exact same feeling of reading Dragon B*ll Z but just alot cuter.

If you're already familiar with Dragon B*ll Z then you'll have an idea of where this is going, only with the added twist of comical mischievous making it completely different.

I have always loved products made by FOXEYE, and Water Leaves is another great game to add to my collections. For a gamer who wants adventures filled with lots of deep underwater explorations, you'll find this game to be quite interesting, specially for people with underwater/drowning fetish. Plunge into an adventure which will take you to the vast and deep waters of Water Leaves.

Gameplay, I would say, not so boring yet not so action-packed either. It's an exploration and item collection type of game. The main driver for the adventure is getting into new areas after improving your own clothing and equipments. And you get to improve your equipments and get more items by searching for components to improve or create them. That's where more adventure comes in. If you find yourself drowning or failing often in certain levels, it must be either because you need better equipment or some items, or there are several things that you may have missed. One rewarding thing that you should find interesting is that you get to unlock more extra-game features and new places as you progress through the game. Your player's outfit also changes, and I would say that it's rather something to look forward to.

Characters are well drawn and animated in 3D, and so are the big environments where you get to explore on. Game graphics may be nothing compared to modern game's graphics, but this is one of the good looking underwater exploration games out there where you get to control a girl, other than FOXEYE's sensuii game and Blue Port.

Twenty bucks for this game isn't that bad. Overall, I rate this product a four out of five, and I highly recommend it to people with underwater/drowning fetish.