The price may put some people off, but I love the idea of English instructions. I'm happy to support TRU and Hasbro on this one, and hope it leads to more translation gigs for you Goktimus
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The price may put some people off, but I love the idea of English instructions. I'm happy to support TRU and Hasbro on this one, and hope it leads to more translation gigs for you Goktimus
Cheers, mate. :)
It already has. :cool: I've done two more jobs for Hasbro since Ultra Magnus. One of which was the instructions for Movie Advanced Stinger (I can mention this since news of it coming out here was already made known long ago ;)), and the other one is still hush-hush. :o I hope Hasbro will ask me to do more, as more importantly, it will mean more Japanese toys being directly released here. :) The high prices are unfortunate, but that's more of Toys R Us' decision rather than Hasbro's AFAIK.Quote:
Originally Posted by reillyd
I saw that display case in HK, it was pretty cool. If only stores here had such a dedicated area for TFs. They had Metroplex lined up in bins near the front, stacks made out of MP Soundwaves, a whole wall of Generations and Prime deluxes and 2 full shelves of voyagers and other Prime FE stuff, as well as GO! on the other wall.
If TRU did something like that here, I'd say they'd boost their sales up quite a bit.
I bought Magnus from Osaka earlier this year as well, for 160,000 Yen from Denden town, famous stall but I cant recall the name of the shop now. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
Still inside one of my luggage.
you do mean 16,000 yen right?
:confused: ermm... I think so, it was about USD$160 :DQuote:
Originally Posted by drifand
Hobbysearch still has them, if anyone still looking for a jp online store.
So the US also got MP Magnus.... but at 7-11 :D
I honestly didn't see that coming from them.Quote:
Originally Posted by ILikeSoundwave
Seriously, cheap at $80 USD.Quote:
Originally Posted by drifand