CAVE SHOOTING ARTWORKS
$54.40
***Japanese Import***
An illustration collection of the popular shooting games by Cave.
Includes the blockbuster “Donpachi” series, “Death Smiles” series, “Mushihimesama” series, and more!
A collection of super-luxury illustrations that follow various Cave works such as “Guwange,” “Ketsui,” “Ibara,” “Espgaluda,” “Muchimuchi Pork!” And “Red Sword.”
Stage clears during the game and ending illustrations are shown in a large size!
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