There have been many calls for the game to be released on the PlayStation platform, and someday I want to answer them.

Dream Club is set in a night club and features a drinking system called "IIS," which has players control their drinking using the Xbox 360 controller's analog stick and try to get the hostess shitfaced so she'll talk about personal things she normally wouldn't. "IIS" stands for "Interactive Inshu System" with "inshu" being Japanese for "drinking alcohol."

There's a system for talking with the hostess as well. Called "ETS" (Emotional Talk System), it gives players three response choices using the X, A, and B buttons on the Xbox 360 controllers. Girls also sing songs for customers and dance and wear costumes and stuff.

『ドリームクラブ』プロデューサー 「PSフォーマットでも出してくれという声が多いので、いつかはその声にお応えしたい」 [はちま起稿]

Right before the announcement, voice actress Hitomi Harada bought, that's right, an Xbox 360. That is, she bought it after doing voice work for Xbox 360 exclusive Dream C Club and after said game had already been released. Hitomi plays Dream C Club hostess Rui. It's not quite clear why she was chosen for this role.

Sure, not every voice actor or actress is a gamer, but isn't a game voice actor not owning a home console a lot like an film actor not owning a DVD player?

"Today, because work finished early, I headed over to Yodobashi Camera in Akihabara this evening and bought an Xbox 360," she blogs. While she readily admits not being in to electronics, she adds that did ask the Xbox in-store staffer about online and Microsoft Points. Too bad she didn't ask about a price drop!

But good thing she went shopping with a friend so she could have her photo taken near the store entrance.

Xbox360を購入 [Hitomin's Diary]

Check out this Dream C Club car with cosplaying maids. Review this, Famitsu.

GAMESマーヤがピュア色に！ ホストガールも登場した『ドリクラ』体験会!! [Dengeki]

But they don't. At all.

DREAM C CLUB ドリームクラブ るい ぬいぐるみ[タキ・コーポレーション]《予約商品０９月発売》15％オフあみあみ本店 [amiami]

The October issue of manga Comic Rush, on sale August 26, will see the first manga version of Dream C Club, called Dream Club Destiny.

Illustrator 888 (that's the dude's moniker!) will be happening the drawing duties. Above is a sneak peek of two girls hugging each other. We think they're friends.

月刊コミックラッシュ公式ブログ [Comic Rush]

Before we start, realize that this list is not what the ENTIRE NATION OF JAPAN wants, but rather, the readers of Gemaga — the readers who respond to Gemaga polls, that is.

Drum roll please...

30. NUGA-CEL! (PS2)
29. Love Plus (DS)
27. SaGa 2: Hihou Densetsu Goddess of Destiny (DS)
27. Doki Majo Plus (DS)
26. Mushihime-sama Futari Ver 1.5 (Xbox 360)
25. Strike Witches: Anata to Dekiru Koto - A Little Peaceful Days (PS2)
24. Ys Seven (PSP)
23. Tales of Vs. (PSP)
22. Final Fantasy Versus XIII (PS3)
21. Ys I&II Chronicles (PSP)
20. Sweet Honey Coming (PS2)
19. Queen's Blade Spiral Chaos (PSP)
18. Tekken 6 (PS3/Xbox 360)
17. Dragon Quest VI (DS)
16. Canvas3 (PS2)
15. Monster Hunter 3 (-tri) (Wii)
13. Tsuyokiss 2nd Semester -Swift Love- (PS2)
13. Magna Carta 2 (Xbox 360)
12. Gears of War 2 (Xbox 360)
10. Melty Blood Actress Again (PS2)
10. Tayutama – Kiss on my Deity (Xbox 360)
9. Tales of Vesperia (PS3)
8. Bayonetta (PS3/Xbox 360)
7. Little Busters! Converted Edition (PS2)
6. SD Gundam: Generation Wars (Wii/PS2)
5. ToHeart 2 Portable PSP (PSP)
4. Final Fantasy XIII (PS3*)
3. Hatsune Miku Project Diva (PSP)
2. Dragon Quest IX (DS)
1. Dream C Club (Xbox 360)

*The Xbox 360 version is not scheduled for release in Japan.

For the sake of comparison, here's how the top ten most wanted list reads for a recent issue of Japanese gaming mag Famitsu:

10. The Last Remnant (PS3)
9. Pokémon Heart Gold (DS)
8. Tales of Vesperia (PS3)
7. Ni no Kuni (DS)
6. Final Fantasy Versus XIII (PS3)
5. Dragon Quest VI (DS)
4. Dragon Quest X
3. Monster Hunter 3
2. Dragon Quest IX (DS)
1. Final Fantasy XIII (PS3)

Dream C Club is number 23.

【Xbox360】 『ドリームクラブ』 [はちま起稿]

Spotted at retailer Gamers in Akihabara. A sign asks folks to use pointer finger. Of course, this happens:

Needs more booze.

ドリームクラブ、ホストガールに思う存分パイタッチ [Akiba Blog]

The latest issue of Famitsu announces that Dream C Club girl touching is possible during the game's date situations. Touching is possible (you can pick the location, too), but it seems more like a test of the player's "purity". It's also possible to write the girl's name in ketchup on rice omelets and crunch chocolate snacks, too.

As we've pointed out multiple times, Dream C Club is set in a cabaret club.

It features a drinking system called "IIS," which has players control their drinking using the Xbox 360 controller's analog stick and try to get the hostess boozed up so she'll talk about personal things she normally wouldn't. "IIS" stands for "Interactive Inshu System" with "inshu" being Japanese for "drinking alcohol."

There's a system for talking with the hostess as well. Called "ETS" (Emotional Talk System), it gives players three response choices using the X, A, and B buttons on the Xbox 360 controllers.

『ドリームクラブ』女の子にタッチも可能！ピュアの法則が乱れる [チラシの裏でゲーム鈍報]

So far, the game has only been announced for Japan, and it's recently been given a release date: August 27.

As we previously pointed out, Dream C Club features a drinking system called "IIS," which has players control their drinking using the Xbox 360 controller's analog stick and try to get the hostess shitfaced so she'll talk about personal things she normally wouldn't. "IIS" stands for "Interactive Inshu System" with "inshu" being Japanese for "drinking alcohol."

There's a system for talking with the hostess as well. Called "ETS" (Emotional Talk System), it gives players three response choices using the X, A, and B buttons on the Xbox 360 controllers. Girls also sing songs for customers and dance and wear costumes and stuff.

Can you see that? She's pointing and pointing is rude.

パンチラばかりに目が行く『ドリームクラブ』の新ＰＶが公開 [はちま起稿]

Yet, there's something wrong with D3 Publisher's trailer — a mistake from D3 Publisher. We can't quite put our finger on D3 Publisher's mistake. Can you see the error D3 Publisher made? Sure, D3 Publisher's blunder must be pretty obvious.

Dream C Club's premise, if you aren't familiar, is to recreate the visual wonders of a Japanese hostess bar, letting the player drink frilly alcoholic beverages while chatting up (and loosening up) anime archetypes. They'll apparently be in various states of undress—but things stays PG-rated—and will perform karaoke numbers for you. Sometimes they get a little... bouncy.

Enjoy a batch of new screens from the Xbox 360 game, while you await your new kanji dictionary and clear some space under the mattress for your import copy of Dream C Club.

Yes, SEVENTY PLUS SCREENS.

No, we take that back. We are very sure why. It's didn't take long before the screens were pieced together by the Japanese internet and, viola, we now have a clip of the game's karaoke bit at 30 frames-per-second.

Dream C Club is set in a hostess bar. The Xbox 360 title lets players spend weekends getting wrecked with the saucy cabaret ladies that work at the club.

In Dream C Club, players go to a hostess bar for a year, working odd jobs during the weekdays to save money to spend on your nightlife.

The game features a drinking system called "IIS," which has players control their drinking using the Xbox 360 controller's analog stick and try to get the hostess boozed up so she'll talk about personal things she normally wouldn't. "IIS" stands for "Interactive Inshu System" with "inshu" being Japanese for "drinking alcohol."

The system for talking with the hostess is called "ETS" (Emotional Talk System) and gives players three response choices using the X, A, and B buttons on the Xbox 360 controllers.

It's also possible to have girls get on stage and sing karaoke for players — as in the seventy plus screenshots.

Here's the animated GIF. Enjoy?

Xbox 360用ソフト『ドリームクラブ』の登場キャラクター"理保"の動きを連続写真でチェック！ [Famitsu Thanks, Muu!]

Do you have a pure heart?

Well... Do you? Those that click "Yes" will be able to enter the site. The honest ones who click "No" will be prevented from entering. "I'm sorry, but only those with a pure heart are able to enter," the website reads.

As we previously pointed out, the game features a drinking system called "IIS," which has players control their drinking using the Xbox 360 controller's analog stick and try to get the hostess shitfaced so she'll talk about personal things she normally wouldn't. "IIS" stands for "Interactive Inshu System" with "inshu" being Japanese for "drinking alcohol."

There's a system for talking with the hostess as well. Called "ETS" (Emotional Talk System), it gives players three response choices using the X, A, and B buttons on the Xbox 360 controllers.

Dream C Club is expected to be out this summer in Japan. So, if you are planning on buying Dream C Club and planning on accessing this game's website, lie.

Dream C Club [Official Site via Canned Dogs]

As we previously pointed out, the game features a drinking system called "IIS," which has players control their drinking using the Xbox 360 controller's analog stick and try to get the hostess shitfaced so she'll talk about personal things she normally wouldn't. "IIS" stands for "Interactive Inshu System" with "inshu" being Japanese for "drinking alcohol."

There's a system for talking with the hostess as well. Called "ETS" (Emotional Talk System), it gives players three response choices using the X, A, and B buttons on the Xbox 360 controllers.

Dream C Club is expected to be out this summer in Japan.

ようこそ、ピュアな心を持つ大人の社交場へ— [IT Media]

In Dream C Club, players go to a hostess bar for a year, working odd jobs during the weekdays to save money to spend on your nightlife.

The game features a drinking system called "IIS," which has players control their drinking using the Xbox 360 controller's analog stick and try to get the hostess shitfaced so she'll talk about personal things she normally wouldn't. "IIS" stands for "Interactive Inshu System" with "inshu" being Japanese for "drinking alcohol."

The system for talking with the hostess is called "ETS" (Emotional Talk System) and gives players three response choices using the X, A, and B buttons on the Xbox 360 controllers.

It's also possible to have girls get on stage and sing karaoke for players. There are cosplay options, too.

Seventy percent of Dream C Club's development has been completed, and the game is slated for a summer 2009 release. This is the second recent recent title to offer the hostess bar experience. The first is PS3 exclusive Ryu Ga Gotoku 3, which features Koakuma Ageha model Rina Sakurai who was interviewed for Arcade Mania.

Cabaret Club game coming to the 360 [Canned Dogs Thanks, Jeff!]