Fascinating.
Before embarking on this current trip to Japan, I said to myself that if I bought one too-expensive video game, it was going to be R-type 3: The Third Lightning, not only because I think the game itself is pretty dope, but also because I think the box art is mega-dope.
Looking forward to playing it when I get back stateside
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Why can’t the videogames of today be packaged like this. I would buy more of them.
NG:DEV.TEAM please make Mega LD or LD-ROM² your niche prestige release format.
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with a modern printer you can make modern video games look however you want.
NG:Dev.Team make your games available ;_;
You right. Not a bad idea, but I feel like you kinda need the real overpriced impracticality of a giant physical plastic disc to justify.
At my last job we had one of these in the office
I miss it and my chair most.
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@drem 's recently posted KOFXIV box shot raised a question: What was the last PC game released in a big cardboard box?
You can get one at an electronics recycling store for pennies on the dollar! I was sorely tempted when I learned that.
crayons/chalk?
cutouts
brushes
ink?
photo
models
clay?
(top management ii)
(chuuka taisen)
(kurukuru marumaru)
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I’d say from the art that looks like a Tantei Jingūji Saburō game, which came to the west as Jake Hunter in the DS
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Oh man, so much better than the lame American box
that is one hell of a font.
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