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7/11/2025, 6:17:41 PM
>>11861364
Not the most expensive one, I didn't get the coin or the pewter Romero bossbrain head.
Or, I'm not sure I got the coin or not, I haven't gone and looked at the box much at all since I got it, I guess I'll go check.
Pfff, dusty, haven't looked at it in ages. i forgot that the front of the box was embossed, that's actually pretty nice considering how cool the cover art is. No coin.
There's the fake floppy USB, which I forgot how to open and I feel like there's no point trying to brute force thing, there's a two disc CD album of the soundtrack, which I completely forgot about, that's kinda nice I suppose, though the jewelcase feels like I should be very careful handling it.
Then there's a bunch of stickers, what I think is maybe a trading card affixed to something with tape, not gonna bother tearing on it, and a postcard advertising the artist, Christopher Lowell, who did the cool graphical design for I think almost all of this stuff.
Pic related was the full on "Beast Box" which would have all the knicknacks, which they wanted $166 for.
If my box had been say, $45 total at the very most, and it actually got into my hands within a month, I could say that it would have been an ok transaction, nothing to scream and jump for joy for, but it wouldn't be this comically protracted and overpaid for disappointment.
Really, the people who ACTUALLY delivered on Sigil are John Romero, Christopher Lowell, and Buckethead, as far as I'm concerned. Limited Run Games completely failed and underdelivered on their part, and I'd tell them to be ashamed, but clearly shame is a foreign emotion to them.
Maybe some of you are really interested in that special SNES cart that's promised and want it anyway, I won't stop you, but just know that you're going to be waiting a LONG time to get to finally see it, delivery will trickle out. Also, I hear LRG's game cartridges are EXTREMELY suspect, probably wait until someone tests the things to see if they won't fuck up your SNES
Not the most expensive one, I didn't get the coin or the pewter Romero bossbrain head.
Or, I'm not sure I got the coin or not, I haven't gone and looked at the box much at all since I got it, I guess I'll go check.
Pfff, dusty, haven't looked at it in ages. i forgot that the front of the box was embossed, that's actually pretty nice considering how cool the cover art is. No coin.
There's the fake floppy USB, which I forgot how to open and I feel like there's no point trying to brute force thing, there's a two disc CD album of the soundtrack, which I completely forgot about, that's kinda nice I suppose, though the jewelcase feels like I should be very careful handling it.
Then there's a bunch of stickers, what I think is maybe a trading card affixed to something with tape, not gonna bother tearing on it, and a postcard advertising the artist, Christopher Lowell, who did the cool graphical design for I think almost all of this stuff.
Pic related was the full on "Beast Box" which would have all the knicknacks, which they wanted $166 for.
If my box had been say, $45 total at the very most, and it actually got into my hands within a month, I could say that it would have been an ok transaction, nothing to scream and jump for joy for, but it wouldn't be this comically protracted and overpaid for disappointment.
Really, the people who ACTUALLY delivered on Sigil are John Romero, Christopher Lowell, and Buckethead, as far as I'm concerned. Limited Run Games completely failed and underdelivered on their part, and I'd tell them to be ashamed, but clearly shame is a foreign emotion to them.
Maybe some of you are really interested in that special SNES cart that's promised and want it anyway, I won't stop you, but just know that you're going to be waiting a LONG time to get to finally see it, delivery will trickle out. Also, I hear LRG's game cartridges are EXTREMELY suspect, probably wait until someone tests the things to see if they won't fuck up your SNES
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