Everyone is drawn to Soul Link’s artwork like moths to a flame. So many replies since during the time I went to work.
@ wanfu2k1
The limited edition is actually being called a “Premium Box.” I guess that’s because you have to pay a premium to get it. After tax the price is ¬Å¬è11,340. So that’s about $110. Too bad the only place I know that sells it AND ships out of Japan is Himeya Shop. They always jack up the price on special items like this, just like they did on the To Heart 2 Delux Pack. But, their price increase isn’t too deadly, as they are charging $119 for it. It’s $10 for air mail, so in all it will cost $129 to aquire this item. It is limited and will not probably not be available very long after it’s release. You can still preorder it, so if you want it then I’d suggest doing that.
http://shop.himeya.com/products/adult_new/adult_new.html
@ Shadow99
Yeah, my connection is slow. It’s faster than dial up but it’s not really speedy or anything. It’s DLS but it’s being split between two computers. I am using a laptop and I am getting the connection through a wireless router, and wireless is always slower than a direct connection.
@ woodelf
Um… the voice clock IS a real clock. That’s why the Premium Box cost more, because you pay for the clock. But it’s not too bad, really. I’m getting a Girls Bravo voice clock and the clock alone is ¬Å¬è8,400. So really, I don’t think this is a screw. It’s a real clock made to look like those old fashioned alarm clocks, although I don’t know if the bells are real or not. See, click here. You can’t miss it because it says PREMIUM VOICE CLOCK in caps and in English:
http://www.project-navel.com/navel/products/soullink/#packages
It has voices recorded that match each of the three girls pictured on the clock’s face. One warning is that the game itself is DVD-Rom format only, so please make sure that you have a DVD-rom drive before buying this game.
@ AG3
I think the only thing worse than illiteracy is semi-literacy. I usually do pretty well with the games that are easy to understand, but I always think “I wish I knew a little bit more.”