ating the other that is the minor groups, the feminism and the pastorals.badsector wrote
Very high quality, nice extras and NO SD CARD HOLES IN THE CARTRIDGE :3
ichigobankai wrote
ichigobankai wrote
Posters are already folded when i received them from the printing house (I dont fold them manually ^^), so i can't sell an "unfolded" one for the moment. I can ask to print few new and unfolded but i'll cost few € (as usually I print 250 of them to have a low unit price) + shipping in a tube.
Btw, there is a new game in the shop since few weeks ;)
Heroes Against Demons...but for Game Gear!
A dedicated GG version, not the SMS rom on a GG pcb ^^
2 players mode (with Gear-to-Gear cable), gameplay rewritten in asm, include a new music by Polaria Poyon.
Carboard box (eu/us size), 24 pages color manual and a poster.
A very limited collector edition,
Contains the regular game + 3 postcards and a sticker sheet.
Plus a dedicated Gamegear shell and glass, uv printed with 2 sets of buttons (grey and yellow), signed and numbered.
In a big dedicated cardboard box with specific foam....
ichigobankai wrote
If someone else sale them, it will be different artworks/manuals/pcb etc. as they are mine, at least the "modern" style about the artworks.
ichigobankai wrote
It will only be focused on PIGARUS and BARA BURU (no other games)
as my contract with Kagesan ends in october.
ichigobankai wrote
I've made a new pcb revision with other components, so I will made a batch of Voyage in january or february (depends on my planning)
ichigobankai wrote
(It can handle SLOTS 1 & 2). I've already make a SLOT2 "only" few weeks ago which works flawlessly.
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ichigobankai wrote
It's just a sticker ^^
I'm adding this kind of thing on every product (except GG games as the pcb is directly on the plastic shell)
Lucio wrote ichigobankai wrote
It's just a sticker ^^
I'm adding this kind of thing on every product (except GG games as the pcb is directly on the plastic shell)
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