A couple of pickups from Play Expo Margate’s seller section. Prices were competitive compared with other local and import options. I hope Brain Lord is good - I’d be lying if I said I didn’t pick it up solely on the box alone.
Samurai Shodown on Switch arrived today as well. From what little I’ve played it plays fine, but I’m baffled over why the user interface wasn’t rethought for the smaller screen. Many menus look as silly as you can see below…
I love the G5-esque styling of that Lian Li case. I bought an EZ Cool case for my XP machine back in the day. It didn’t feel premium at all with that hideous face design and those stupid bolts everywhere!
Not a lot of pics of it on the net but this is the design:
That’s a very nicely made mask!! Is it actual wood or a light plastic that looks like wood?
Here’s a look at everything I bought over the month of February.
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Today’s mail call. I’ve been looking for this game for years. Never thought I’d own it. Got it for around $100 out of pocket. It has a repo case and manual but I can track those down later.
Can’t wait to see a photo of it hung up! Reminds me of one of the houses in A Link Between Worlds, where you could then stick to the wall and ‘wear’ the mask
A couple of games: a digital, not-pictured copy of Yuusha Shisu/Hero must die again on Switch, which I’ve already finished, and Virtual-On Force on Xbox 360.
It’s great, and you’re right. Daemon x Machina also had a similar thing where the JPN release was just the game’s clean logo on a striking single-colour background but the EUR and USA versions add a lot of ‘energy’ on top.
Another game to add to the repertoire of Densha De Go games, this time you get to drive the Sanyo Shinkansen!
This one excites me quite a bit - there’s the potential for high speed excitement, but I took the same route (on the map, from Shin Osaka 新大阪 to Hakataminami 博多南) last November.
I love the idea of these games and have always been fascinated by the series but there is just too much Japanese for me to get to grips with them, both written and in the many spoken cues that are necessary to understand in order to proceed. The PC version of Final is my most wished for English translation of any game out there, hopefully one day it will happen.