Shining Force CD for sale.

Kendrick Kerwin Chua wrote:
> In article <2ZKdnYmbY-nKm4fVnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d.RemoveThis@bt.com>,
> mike mcder <mike.mcdermott67.RemoveThis@btinternet.com> wrote:
>> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150242071665&ssPa...ame=ADM
>
> Did this game rate a separate PAL release in the EU region? That would
> suggest multi-lingual text support, which is probably the best memory of
> Sega people will end up having ten years from now.
>
> Hijacking the topic for a moment, what's everybody's impression of supply
> and demand for Sega CD/Mega CD media? I haven't seen a whole lot of it in
> the wild lately, and I interpret that to mean that people who have the
> games aren't giving them up. I don't imagine I'll ever own all the Lunar
> disk art variants, but it'd be nice to see one or two in the privately-
> owned game stores occasionally.

Hmm... the last time I saw Sega CD games in the wild was last year,
before the retailer (Haven Games) moved out of the Columbus (OH)
City Center...There's another store across town (in Reynoldsburg)
that used to sell the stuff (not much, and often overpriced), but
it's been a long time since I got over there...
>
> -KKC, who meant to make time for Pocket Kingdom this weekend but didn't.

In article <RAxSj.626$nW2.393@nlpi064.nbdc.sbc.com>,
Relic <relic1980 DeleteThis @ameritech.net> wrote:
>Kendrick Kerwin Chua wrote:
>>
>> Hijacking the topic for a moment, what's everybody's impression of supply
>> and demand for Sega CD/Mega CD media? I haven't seen a whole lot of it in
>> the wild lately, and I interpret that to mean that people who have the
>> games aren't giving them up. I don't imagine I'll ever own all the Lunar
>> disk art variants, but it'd be nice to see one or two in the privately-
>> owned game stores occasionally.
>
>Hmm... the last time I saw Sega CD games in the wild was last year,
>before the retailer (Haven Games) moved out of the Columbus (OH)
>City Center...There's another store across town (in Reynoldsburg)
>that used to sell the stuff (not much, and often overpriced), but
>it's been a long time since I got over there...

There are two independent game stores in my town that have Sega CD stuff
on their shelves regularly, but it's mostly common items like Sewer Shark,
the 4-in-1 pack and the sports games. One store does have a couple of
copies of Lunar Eternal Blue, but I think I have those disk art variants
already (and I'm not willing to pay $80 for another copy anyway.)

I occasionally see interesting stuff at the flea market, but nothing I
would actually want to play. Wheel of Fortune comes to mind as one that
keeps showing up. I'm surprised that the releases from 2004 and later
haven't filtered their way into the used game stores yet.

-KKC, who remembers he needs to grab a copy of Beggar Prince.
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