New York, NY (June 10, 2005) – Central Park Media has announced that it will express its gratitude to its loyal Patlabor fans for their continued enthusiasm and support of the Patlabor: The Mobile Police TV series throughout its long-running release schedule by reducing the previously announced release price for Patlabor: The Mobile Police-The TV Series:DVD Collection Volumes 9-11 from $49.95 SRP to only $29.95 SRP! The fans will be able to purchase the final three volumes for the current cost of a single volume. Patlabor: The Mobile Police-The TV Series: Volume 11, which was originally announced for release in August, will not be available for individual purchase. Please update all information and postings accordingly.

Patlabor: The Mobile Police-The TV Series:DVD Collection Volumes 9-11 will have a pre-order date of July 12, 2005, and a street date of August 9, 2005.

Patlabor:The Mobile Police/The TV Series: DVD Collection Volumes 9-11
BIG GUNS and BIGGER ROBOTS aren't the only thing that Noa needs to be a top-notch policewoman. But after she wrangles a crafty thief without the aid of her forty foot tall robot suit, Alphonse, Noa realizes that they sure make the job a lot easier! And she'll need all the firepower she can muster to take on the Griffin, an ebony mecha with a mean-streak a block wide who's gunning for Alphonse! Gunfire and emotions burst out of control, perhaps for the last time! Episodes 35-47.

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Central Park Media has been a leading supplier of anime in the United States since 1990. The company currently manufactures and distributes three home entertainment lines, each offering anime product for a distinct and discriminating audience: U. S. Manga Corps, Central Park Media and Software Sculptors. With exclusive rights to hundreds of book, video and music products, the company has become a leader in integrated media, as well as a leading publisher of graphic novels under its CPM Press label. Central Park Media also carries a broad array of documentaries released under its CPM label, as well as live-action Japanese feature films under its Asia Pulp Cinema label.