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ATTN: Residents of Japan
The new issue of Famitsu coming out is supposed to have new info on both Pro Yakyu Spirits 3 and Pro Yakyu Netsu Sta 2006. If you can, try to purchase it as soon as possible and scan the pages. We have a Japanese book store here, but I'm pretty sure Famitsu comes with a three week delay.
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Re: ATTN: Residents of Japan
[ Author: The Great Oni | Posted: Feb 21, 2006 1:31 PM
| HT Fan
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Just curious if any one picked up this issue yet. It came out last friday, it's dated 3/3 and has a Monster Hunter 2 cover.
As for the Japanese Book Store, when I lived in Seattle I used to have an airmail subscription to Famitsu through them. It was pretty reasonable and you would get the issue the following tuesday (Famitsu comes out every friday). However a couple years back The Book Store changed it's policy and you had to prepay for a subscription of at least 6 months all at once. So if your hardcore and or desperate enough and you can front 200 or so dollars you can get it in a rather timely manner.
As for the Japanese Book Store, when I lived in Seattle I used to have an airmail subscription to Famitsu through them. It was pretty reasonable and you would get the issue the following tuesday (Famitsu comes out every friday). However a couple years back The Book Store changed it's policy and you had to prepay for a subscription of at least 6 months all at once. So if your hardcore and or desperate enough and you can front 200 or so dollars you can get it in a rather timely manner.
Re: ATTN: Residents of Japan
[ Author: BigManZam | Posted: Feb 22, 2006 1:43 AM
| CLM Fan
]
I think I've spent way too much moving here and buying little gadgets to pay 200 for a magazine subscription. I just bought a recording studio that costs as much as a nice laptop. I'll wait for more pics. Hehe.
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