Update: September 18, 2003
«©NCSX» The Kenshin Dragon Quest Tomikaerishi Densetsu no Tsurugi television game uses the XaviX processor from Shinsedai Co for its remote gaming capabilities. Stateside players have experienced XaviX technology under the Play TV line of television games from Radica such as Play TV Snowboard, Play TV Baseball, Play TV Soccer and others. In Baseball, for example, players swing a bat in front of a television and the Xavix-based game unit registers each swing and deems a hit or miss based on the pitch location at the time of the swing. Kenshin DQ includes a toy sword which serves as a wireless controller, a game unit shaped in the form of a shield or breastplate of sorts, a memory card, and a composite video cable. In the game, players travel the land of Dragon Quest and battle lovable DQ monsters by swinging a sword. Sensors located in the game unit detect the motion of the sword to register swings and attacks. To block an enemy blow, glance the sword sideways in a parry move. Smite a furry beast on the money and it'll take massive damage. Miss and swing at air, and you'll face fangs or worse upon your hapless person. The ultimate goal is to rescue a peach of a gal named Princess Laura and defeat King Dragon. Inside the Box
» Control unit with on/off slider switch
» Sword-shaped controller with wrist strap
» Memory card (Looks like a little red book)
» Composite audio-video cable with proprietary plug
» User manual (29-pages) and warranty card Jan Code: 4988601003810 This document is ©NCSX 2003. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of this document may be made without express written consent of National Console Support, Inc.
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