Psychic Force is a video game released by the 
company Taito. The releases (in order of release 
and including where they were released) are:

Psychic Force (PSX - JP and domestic)
Psychic Force Puzzle Taisen (PSX - JP only)
Psychic Force 2012 (Dreamcast - JP and domestic)
Psychic Force 2 (PSX - JP only)

The game was decently popular in Japan, but 
pretty much a flop in the US. (Not to mention 
2012 was so badly translated - and they actually 
subtitled it instead of paying for English voice 
actors, which is alsmot unheard of with a video 
game. 9_9;;)

I love the games, thus I love the anime and have 
books full of cels from it. *^_^*  However, I'll 
also be the first to admit that it's actually 
very poorly done. It relies too heavily on the 
viewer having played the games (there are a lot 
of things left unexplained in the anime which I 
only know from having played the game) and they 
make the mistake of trying to include *ALL* the 
game characters (even the ones uninvolved in the 
Burn/Keith section of the plot).

But obvioulsy, it has it's redeeming factors. ^_^;

One note about the cels from it. . . They seem to 
have unusually fragile lines. A number of my cels 
(perfect when I got them) now have signifigant 
amounts of line fading - even ones that I got 
within a month of the cels' release from the 
studio and which have seen nothing but the inside 
of my cel books. (Ie: No mistreatment.) I also 
recently got a *LOT* of Psychic Force cels from 
Anime World Star (almost 30 in the past couple 
months alone) and *all* but one of them have had 
some degree of line fading - a couple, severe 
amounts. So you want to keep things like this in 
mind when buying cels from the series.

Except for Psychic Force 2, I've seen cels from 
all the PSX release games. The game cels seem to 
fair a little bit better where line fading is 
concerned.

Many Sharp Smiles,
--Drac