What can I say? I'm really interested in this title, whose gameplay is said to be part Ace Attorney and part 999. (Bonus: it sports a really cool art style.)
Making matters worse is that Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc's limited edition is just $10 more than the regular release (which will carry a $40 price tag), even though it includes an appealingly designed collector's box, a soft-cover art book and a jewel-cased soundtrack.
Thankfully, it seems I'll be able to hem and haw about this decision for at least a little while yet, as neither version of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc will hit the streets until Feb. 11, and at the moment more than 75 percent of the limited edition's stock is still available.
Have any of you already staked a claim to one of these beauties, or are you considering doing so at some future point in time?
Pre-order: Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc limited edition and Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc regular edition
10 comments:
Don't resist! You KNOW the game is going to be awesome so grab it :D
Ack!! Why isn't the limited edition on amazon?! Nooooo~~~~!!
Oh, you're a bad influence, Matt! I haven't bought it yet. We'll see! I mean, I'm surely going to buy at least the regular edition at some point, but I *may* end up passing on this LE. We'll see...
I don't know! It may only be available via the NISA shop. Is that going to be a problem for you? I hope not!
Haha well I just went and preordered after reading this post >_<
I don't know if I'll ever get a Vita... maybe if I ever come across a cheap one far in the future... but I've heard nothing but good about this one! I might also be biased on the fact I've been following the LPs of both this and it's sequel on Something Awful...
But yeah, this seems like a real winner! The soundtrack is also amazing, so I'd say go LE!
Yay! It really does look like a nice LE, doesn't it? And it's only $10 more than the regular version.
I'm definitely getting a Vita sometime next year. The price is pretty good now, and there are at least 5-6 games I want for it, so why not? Plus, I far prefer portable systems and games to consoles that are tied to TVs at this point in my life.
Anyway, yes, I've heard only good things about this game, too. Thankfully (surprisingly), I haven't spoiled any of it yet, so it'll be a completely fresh experience for me--when I finally experience it, of course.
Oh, it's a fresh experience, all right. Again, haven't actually played it myself, but just from what I've seen of it through the LPs and videos, it seems unlike anything else.
Well, that sounds good to me! I love new experiences. Plus, this game has a *great* art style, IMO.
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