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Yeah, it's been available for pre-order for an eternity. Amazon's great though, I've never had a problem with it. I don't know of any bundles or limited editions, I think it's too early really for anyone to know, but I may be wrong.

...I was bored.

Nah.


There WAS a donut though. Man, I gotta cut back.

Woah, that's near the end of the game?


Aww, I'm up to that and I still thought I had a while to go...

Great job so far, I've been waiting for this for forever.

Yeah, the only SaGa game I've ever enjoyed is SaGa Frontier 2, and that was mostly just for its pretty hand-painted graphics.

I'd love to meet the small child that just happens to be carrying around an Atlus game. xD

They WERE planning on making more, but due to the original team leaving for some reason, they had to wrap it up at 3.

There was a time when I respected and loved both Square and Enix.


Then they merged.


Vomiting and suicidal tendencies ensued.

Okami so far strikes me as a Japariffic Shadow of the Collosus type with its deep artistry.

If I can, I'll most certainly be picking this one up.

I know what you mean. Xenosaga may start out slow but its story quickly becomes addictive. Xenosaga and Megaten are actually pretty similar in their superb storylines and major religious emphasis, which is why both addict me so.

And I'm pretty excited about Xenosaga 3, due in part to the rumors it'll connect with the "prequel" Xenogears, which originated from a screenshot of a character who distinctly resembles Citan from XG.

Hiya all. Just joined up here.

A bit of personal history - I started out on my Megaten craze about a year ago while browsing for SNES RPG ROMs. I found the translations of both SMT and SMT2 (and I wish If... was translated...), and immediately got hooked by the otherworldy dream sequence in the first. I could tell this would be an exciting, nostalgic experience. I proceeded to buy both America-localized Persona games for the PS1, which was no easy task considering their rarity. They didn't have the nostalgia of the SNES games, but they were still excellent games. Just yesterday, I recieved Digital Devil Saga for my birthday (Not a cheap find at this point, mind you), and hence devour the SMT experience once again. I'm looking to bag Nocturne and DDS2 as well; DDS2 should be quite easy to nab but Nocturne I may have trouble with.

Of course, I'm also looking forward to the upcoming Persona 3 and Devil Summoner releases. And also pray that Imagine will come to the states. (Hah!)