It also reminded me that I owned a few other sheets of stickers that were packed inside import games I purchased long ago--namely the PC Engine port of Konami's Detana!! TwinBee and Nintendo's Rhythm Tengoku (for the GameBoy Advance).
Detana!! TwinBee's sticker sheet can be seen below. I think my favorite is the one in the upper-left corner, showing Pastel cleaning WinBee's windshield, although the one in the opposite corner is awfully sweet, too.
And here, of course, is the sheet of stickers that came with my copy of Rhythm Tengoku:
Being the huge Rhythm Tengoku (aka Rhythm Heaven) fan that I am, I love all of these stickers, although I can't help but love the onion ones a bit more than the rest.
As for the Loopop Cube: Lup ★ Salad stickers: they're nice, too, aren't they? They're probably my least favorites of all the stickers shown here, but that doesn't mean I dislike them. In fact, I find the one's at the very top of the sheet to be really adorable. I'm not sure what you're supposed to do with the little labels in the lower-right corner, though. Any ideas?
See also: 'Manual Stimulation: Loopop Cube: Lup ★ Salad (PlayStation)' and '12 import games I bought in 2012 but didn't tell you about until now: Loopop Cube: Lup ★ Salad (PlayStation)'
6 comments:
Those Twinbee stickers are pretty great! I think the small stickers you mentioned are supposed to go on the end of your memory card
Thanks, VGJunk! Also, that totally makes sense about the small Loopop Cube stickers. I guess some folks might devote an entire memory card to a single game, eh?
They're all lovely!
Thanks, Marcelo! Nice seeing you over here, BTW :)
Nintendo Power featured labels like that for their N64 memory cards. I think we used the Donkey Kong and Wave Race stickers to delineate whose was whose. These are so cute! I wish more games came with stickers!
Ah, that makes sense, Justin. I don't remember ever owning any of the N64 ones, though. Probably wouldn't have used them even if I'd had them, though, as I've always been kind of anal about keeping things pristine and such :)
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