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  1. 17th October 2014, 11:45 AM #1
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    Default Amazon Japan Blu Ray w/exclusive Hound redeco

    Amazon Japan Age of Extinction Blu Ray with exclusive Hound redeco
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    looks awesome
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  2. 17th October 2014, 12:09 PM #2
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    Over $130? Damn...

    Direct link here to the Amazon Japan page in case anyone needs it later.
    (The link at TFW is a viglink "fundraiser" link... I may support their site by forwarding people to their pages without anything in return, but I don't want to force others to be funding their site if they prefer not to.)

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    Usually toys aren't available to foreigners, but since this is listed as a DVD with a "free" bonus toy, it is available for foreigners like us to buy it (it's not the first time they've done this, and some of us have bought past movie exclusive DVD/toy combos).
    But best to wait until it goes on sale if you aren't desperate for it.
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    That really is a sweet paint job. but I already have my Movie Hound and can't come close to justifying that price.
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    Lolz. A $135 DVD with a free toy. Nice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sinnertwin View Post
    Lolz. A $135 DVD with a free toy. Nice.
    Still cheaper than this DVD I saw on Amazon.
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    Whoops forgot to mention it was expensive
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    Japanese DVDs and blurays are ridiculously expensive. EVERYWHERE. (In Japan)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tetsuwan Convoy View Post
    Japanese DVDs and blurays are ridiculously expensive. EVERYWHERE. (In Japan)
    how do they even afford that stuff? i'm guessing a lot of dvds and blu rays reach the bargain bin pretty fast.
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    Quote Originally Posted by yoshi594 View Post
    how do they even afford that stuff? i'm guessing a lot of dvds and blu rays reach the bargain bin pretty fast.
    Weird mixture of disposable income, nerds and nationalism. If Japanese DVD/Bluray were too expensive to be bought they would have come down in price a long time ago, but I guess it seems to work for them? Pretty ridiculous though.
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  10. 11th November 2014, 10:29 AM #10
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    The rental market is till pretty strong in Japan as well. Although I am still not entirely sure how many people buy DVDs/Blurays etc.

    I think Ploughman's lunch has a fairly good summary of the reasons why there.
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