Grrr.

[yendi]

Disgaea? More than $50 anywhere.

La Pucelle? Affordable (under $30, at least), but hard to come by. Not to mention, not exactly floating in money, anyway (but if I found it at bargain basement prices, I'd consider it).

My PS1 copies of Final Fantasy Tactics and Nectaris: Military Madness? Missing (if I loaned them to anyone, please bring 'em back, 'k?).

Dammit, why, in a generally huge gaming market (three major set-top systems, all with years of available games), are turn-based strategy games the smallest goddamned category?

Seriously, if anyone's done with one of those games and wants to let me borrow it, I'd be delighted.

Comments

[aiela.livejournal.com]

My FFT is all screwed up. I'm going to have to buy a *third* copy of it. It's my all-time forever favorite game, though.

[museumfreak.livejournal.com]

I like adventure/RPing games on a mac platform that incorporate turn-based combat. Far as I know, Spiderweb Software is the only company that makes any anymore.

good thing I also <3 myst.

[bobthegoat.livejournal.com]

I've got a La Pucelle that's just gathering dust (and I know a friend with Disgaia). I'd be happy to do a borrow/temp swap kinda thing.

[yendi]

That would most rock! I don't think I'd need to borrow both -- one should give me tons to occupy my mind!

[bobthegoat.livejournal.com]

Email me your address and I'll drop it in the mail.
Bobthegoat (at) gmail etc.

I'll warn you, I suck at using the US Postal system, but I'll give it my best shot. I still have stuff I need to send roadkillroy so I might as well make a trip out of it.

[yendi]

*nod* as far as I know, they're the last of the breed.

[yendi]

Trust me, however bad you think you suck, I'm way worse about shipping stuff. Whenever it comes, it comes (and thanks!).