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Feb. 12th, 2019 05:27 amAnd so, I bought Trails in the Sky SC alongside those other three games, and redeemed my tokens for a Firecrackers background, a badge, and some emoticons that I'm probably never gonna use (since I don't normally use those but had nothing else to redeem for).
Would've liked to vary my game purchases, but all anyone suggested was the Atelier series, for which I decided upon looking up I didn't find its use of Game Gourmet, which it does pass for, to suffice for my personal agenda*. The only other series I had on mind was Trails of Cold Steel, the sequel series to Trails in the Sky, but from what I gather, part III has just been announced for a worldwide release only for the Playstation 4; considering how those games are supposed to interact w/ one another, and that the first two games were both released for Windows before that, I'd wait first to see if this game does in fact get a PC release.
(*Also the case with Grandia, which I suggested alongside Persona 2 as secondary requests for Christmas only for lack of any other games besides Grandia Xtreme and several non-game items, only after Mom brought it up first. For my birthday, several other things have come to mind, but I would like to play Innocent Sin before Eternal Punishment, would like to buy The Final Fantasy Legend for myself as commemoration between finishing Stardust Crusaders and playing The 7th Stand User, Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow is out when I will be giving Brian my Nintendo DS pretty soon (since the Game Boy Advance didn't cut it for him), and Mother's Cookbook still isn't even out yet. There is also the player's guide for Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days, since that game is also currently available through Steam, but with two other games in that series already given a Complete edition, and more than a year apart as well, it seems practical to wait to see what's next for one.)
Well, I'm glad not to have spent a whole $50 on the Carpe Fulgur bundle before, but in a way, having paid full price before just for Chantelise has just saved me some money for the long run. Had I not bought that then (when I didn't even have that many other games on mind), I would not have received those initial 100 tokens, wouldn't have received that email, and would have missed out on something like this that I don't normally watch out for because I don't even shop there very often.
Would've liked to vary my game purchases, but all anyone suggested was the Atelier series, for which I decided upon looking up I didn't find its use of Game Gourmet, which it does pass for, to suffice for my personal agenda*. The only other series I had on mind was Trails of Cold Steel, the sequel series to Trails in the Sky, but from what I gather, part III has just been announced for a worldwide release only for the Playstation 4; considering how those games are supposed to interact w/ one another, and that the first two games were both released for Windows before that, I'd wait first to see if this game does in fact get a PC release.
(*Also the case with Grandia, which I suggested alongside Persona 2 as secondary requests for Christmas only for lack of any other games besides Grandia Xtreme and several non-game items, only after Mom brought it up first. For my birthday, several other things have come to mind, but I would like to play Innocent Sin before Eternal Punishment, would like to buy The Final Fantasy Legend for myself as commemoration between finishing Stardust Crusaders and playing The 7th Stand User, Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow is out when I will be giving Brian my Nintendo DS pretty soon (since the Game Boy Advance didn't cut it for him), and Mother's Cookbook still isn't even out yet. There is also the player's guide for Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days, since that game is also currently available through Steam, but with two other games in that series already given a Complete edition, and more than a year apart as well, it seems practical to wait to see what's next for one.)
Well, I'm glad not to have spent a whole $50 on the Carpe Fulgur bundle before, but in a way, having paid full price before just for Chantelise has just saved me some money for the long run. Had I not bought that then (when I didn't even have that many other games on mind), I would not have received those initial 100 tokens, wouldn't have received that email, and would have missed out on something like this that I don't normally watch out for because I don't even shop there very often.