Not sold seperately.

[Terro]

We've been thinking of maybe even opening an online shop at some point down the line, so keep an eye out for future updates to that end. (Mind you, if it happens at all, it might be a while yet, as we're pretty busy with other stuff right now -- but it may be in the cards, at the very least!)

Yes please! A place to buy extra goodies that couldn't make it into the game CEs or other promo goods would be awesome! I also wouldn't mind the idea of doing something similar to NISA's Store with a "buy through us and you'll ALSO get a free ____ tossed in!" Incentives like that make me to buy directly!

[SolidusSnake]

Absolutely, I would love a shop like that, where we can pick up a bunch of Falcom and other licensed goodies. Kinda like how the NISA shop used to carry a bunch of tshirts, figures, soundtracks, and other oddities. It's kind of a pain to pick up japanese anime and gaming related goodies in the US, so anything that makes that process easier is welcome in my opinion.

[Lumina]

If the online store idea works out it'd be a great place to sell swag like this.

[Megamixer]

You haven't been a Falcom fan til you blow $200 on soundtracks.

I wouldn't go that far! I wouldn't even call myself a Falcom fan. Its to expensive to be a fan of any company, much less more than one. I'll stick with CC2.

FYI, very few PSP games have UMD load times. I think you'll find it's more the exception than the rule that a game will have a noticeable difference in loading from UMD to digital -- especially if you're using a PSP-2000 or higher model, since those have UMD-caching functionality to reduce load times.

Also, we did sell our Falcom LE soundtracks (with permission from and royalties paid to Falcom, of course!) at AnimeExpo for $5 apiece, and got a great response from it, so it's likely we'll do it again sometime in the future. We've been thinking of maybe even opening an online shop at some point down the line, so keep an eye out for future updates to that end. (Mind you, if it happens at all, it might be a while yet, as we're pretty busy with other stuff right now -- but it may be in the cards, at the very least!)

-Tom

Playing straight from my Go's internal memory seems faster, could be a placebo effect however. UMD games with installs must certainly load faster in digital form however as you needn't use the install function on them. $5 for a soundtrack sounds great. The cost of getting to the west coast just for CDs, not so much. An X-Shop sounds good. But small steps. First games. Then forums. Then a shop. Then the worlds supply of bacon?

[Sagadego]

try hooking with amazon.com atlus did with games, i think.

[suashi]

Also, we did sell our Falcom LE soundtracks (with permission from and royalties paid to Falcom, of course!) at AnimeExpo for $5 apiece, and got a great response from it, so it's likely we'll do it again sometime in the future. We've been thinking of maybe even opening an online shop at some point down the line, so keep an eye out for future updates to that end.

Are you guys considering selling other pieces of the LE's too? I picked up every piece of the Ys Seven LE at AnimeExpo except for the map, and... now I really wish I'd grabbed the map too. xD

[AngrySalesMonkey]

Are you guys considering selling other pieces of the LE's too? I picked up every piece of the Ys Seven LE at AnimeExpo except for the map, and... now I really wish I'd grabbed the map too. xD

Assuming we can launch our own online store sometime soon, we will try to sell as much swag on there as possible, including the map. There's some stuff we just aren't allowed to sell such as the Lunar: SSH soundtrack disc, which is why at Anime Expo we weren't selling it but letting people win it on the wheel.