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Re: Copy of Sword of Moonlight for sale - Verdite - 2011-12-16
Your collection must be pretty big by now :)
Re: Copy of Sword of Moonlight for sale - Guyra - 2011-12-16
Yeah, but it's missing two of the three most important items. ;)
Re: Copy of Sword of Moonlight for sale - 8bitninja - 2011-12-17
No one with a spare mint copy of Sword of Moonlight who care to sell? I'd rather buy it from another caring fan of King's Field then some random guy on Yahoo Auctions tbh. Worst case scenario I have to but I will cross that bridge when I get there.
Re: Copy of Sword of Moonlight for sale - dmpdesign - 2012-01-14
Agreed, Id rather do it from someone I know too.
I still have yet to buy SOM though I am determined to do so, just everytime I go to pull the trigger I dont follow through cuz of the foreign stuff.
Re: Copy of Sword of Moonlight for sale - Guyra - 2012-01-19
KFIII PSone Books is now in my hands. Slightly let down by the boring, gray disc as opposed to the rather nice(in my opinion) beige discs of the KF and KFII PSone Books versions. But other than that, it's nice to have it in my collection. I'll be adding images and info to the wiki as soon as I get around to it. ;)
Also, no reason to not buy from the Japanese. They're about twenty times better at taking care of their stuff than people in the rest of the world, so when they call something "decent condition", it's what goes for "like new" on eBay. :P
Re: Copy of Sword of Moonlight for sale - 8bitninja - 2012-01-31
(2012-01-19, 11:13 PM)Guyra link Wrote: KFIII PSone Books is now in my hands. Slightly let down by the boring, gray disc as opposed to the rather nice(in my opinion) beige discs of the KF and KFII PSone Books versions. But other than that, it's nice to have it in my collection. I'll be adding images and info to the wiki as soon as I get around to it. ;)
Also, no reason to not buy from the Japanese. They're about twenty times better at taking care of their stuff than people in the rest of the world, so when they call something "decent condition", it's what goes for "like new" on eBay. :P
Agreed. But it's quite a hassle to work with Yahoo Auctions and find some competent middle-hand that takes care of the transaction. It's not impossible, it's not rocket science but it is not quick, easy and painless. Please do share how you go about using Yahoo Auctions, I would die to know.
Re: Copy of Sword of Moonlight for sale - Guyra - 2012-02-10
Personally, I use www.FromJapan.co.jp - there might be slightly cheaper proxies out there for all I know, but they do their job quite well. Their website makes ordering from Yahoo Auctions or other sites quite easy, they're quite quick to respond to e-mails and take action where needed(I've had them ask sellers questions for me, for instance), and you get a great amount of options when it comes to the shipping from Japan. :)
Basically, you make an account, send a deposit sum to your account there from your bank account(using a credit card, or something), and after that you can either use the site's built in search engine to search for items on Yahoo Auctions, Rakuten, or whatever, without using the Japanese writing languages - or you can, as I'd suggest, go directly on the site you want(Yahoo Auctions, etc.) and search for what you're looking for there, using the Japanese writing languages if needed, and when you find an item you want, you copy the URL to it and enter it on the From Japan site, and bid or buy.
They also have a sniper tool, which can come in handy. ;)
Re: Copy of Sword of Moonlight for sale - knighTeen87 - 2012-05-29
(2011-05-29, 11:14 PM)Guyra link Wrote: King's Field II:
- PAL
- - Original, Spanish/Portuguese/Turkish, SCES-00510 [-]
TURKISH? REALLY? I mean, I live in Turkey and this is the first time i saw a PSX game got an Turkish language option. Is that true REALLY? If it's true, i would really like to check it out as a Turkish guy! Can you help me out in this please?
Re: Copy of Sword of Moonlight for sale - Guyra - 2012-05-29
Ah, sorry to get your hopes up, that's a mistake I've forgotten to edit. It's supposed to be Spanish/Portuguese/Greek, actually. Anyway, the game itself is not even in those languages, only the manual and rear insert. :/
Re: Copy of Sword of Moonlight for sale - knighTeen87 - 2012-05-29
Ah, i got really excited about it. But no problem then, anyway thanx for the info :)