Brief look at Japanese Pokemon games, more images and video to follow!

Heres a quick peek at some of the Import Pokemon games I picked up recently.

In the coming weeks hopefully Ill have a chance to write a proper post about them all with lots more info. For the mean time though hopefully these pictures may fill a gap!

I will be looking into the flyers etc with them too, extra nerd points right there!

Below: Pokemon Trading card game for Game Boy Color, Japanese import version.

Final fantasy VII International Postcard Book

Only released In Japan in 1997 by Digiciube, this art/promo/postcard book is becoming very sought after.

Included in the book are 2 pages of stickers, 30 postcards and 2 pages on some of the characters.

A very desirable item for any FFVII Fan! Click the jump for a bunch more images!

Left: paper slip cover of the book.

Right: Front cover of the book.

Tiger Game.com Review

So at long last, iv'e finally done it. This is actually the third recording of this as the previous two just kept crashing when I tried to edit them so I resorted to using a different camera! Not the best in the world, but its a long 'en and its pretty through.

Doodlings

Sorry for the lack of updates latley, I will try to work on that, in the mean time why not have a look at some of the doodling I have been doing on my deviant art page.

http://8comicbooknerd9.deviantart.com/

Tiger Game.com Review

Allrighty then, the video review for the Tiger Game.Com is starting to begin now, all my notes etc have been finished and should be up on tubeyou sometime next week!

Dissidia Final Fantasy Collectors Edition

This is the collectors Edition of Dissidia Final Fantasy, which was released in the UK on the 4th of September 2009 for the Sony PSP. This collection is one of few PSP special editions which I own. The game was released to coincide with the 20th anniversary of Final Fantasy.

This is a comparison of two MGS dog tags. Both are from the MGS Premuim Collection sets. The one with the black silencer around it is from the Japanese version and the one on the right which has two tags on one chain is from the UK version. There is quite a lot of difference between the two. The Japanese one comes in a sticky sealed bag with a FOXHOUND card inside it. The Japanese one only features one tag with a black plastic silencer around it, text embossed onto one side and is on a marginally larger chain than the UK version. The Uk version comes in a re-sealeable baggy with nothing else inside. There are two tags in this set one being on a separate smaller chain than the first. One tag has the Metal Gear Solid logo embossed onto it, while the other has the KONAMI logo embossed onto it.

Side by side. Japanese Dogtags on left UK tags on right