Seriously, if there's a decent list of Japanese DC games that you want, the cheaper way to do things would be to just get yourself a plane ticket to Japan and look there. *heh* I picked up my Card Captor Sakura and Sakura Taisen Online Puzzle whatnot LE boxes for $5 each, and I know there were others for that price, such as the Eternal Arcadia ones. DC Twin Sticks were $2.50, but sadly I had to dump the set I picked up because I just had no room left in my luggage. Another good example was the Suzuki Yu book + disc, which could be hard to find, but when I did, it was always $10. Barring brand new games, most games could be picked up for $20 for in-demand games, or far less for non-demand games. (Such as the copy of Virtua Striker 2, I think it was, that I picked up for $.08) There were of course a few exceptions, like Ikaruga, which I think I paid $39 for used.
Of course, by the nature of the game, this is how it works for us outside Japan - Japanese games that are rare or expensive for us typically aren't once you're actually inside the country. So if you've got a long list, do yourself a favor and just fly over there with a nice big (and empty) suitcase. Of course, you can also enjoy a bit of seeing Japan while you're there as well, and maybe stash away yourself a Japanese schoolgirl in your suitcase along with the games. *heh*
Oh, and while Rainbow Cotton is a bit ass, I still got some enjoyment it. It would have been a billion times better had it controlled like Space Harrier, however.
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