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Why wouldn't they stock the ME Legendary Edition, that makes zero [censored] sense. I get games like Judgement , 13 Sentinels and Atelier but ME is a big triple AAA franchise .

WTH!¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Tea

05 March at 15:12

We mainly focus on local as importing can come with certain restrictions too - but if w eget enough demand we import

TheOneMCMK

05 March at 15:08

do you have an international supplier for products local ones do not stock?

Tea

05 March at 14:32

@Ghost - yeah for sure, I also only buy physical where possible. I like actually owning the product and having it in a collection. But times are changing and with direct to consumer sales, gaming retailers will mainly be for limited/ collectors editions, merch and hardware

KnightFall500

05 March at 14:14

In todays very heavy PC culture, where everything offends everybody. A lot of old movies/shows are getting censored. So if you collect physical media, then you have the original version.
Watching Scrubs on dvd, & a lot of that stuff would not fly today lol

GHOST_SERP3NT

05 March at 14:07

@Tea. Thanks for the reply. I'm just disappointed, because i only buy physical copies. I hate digital. With physical copies i can take it to my friends house and i display all my games on my gaming wall. First it was Kena Bridge of Spirits and now It Takes Two. One day all gaming retailers will close down when everything is digital

TheOneMCMK

05 March at 11:52

awww

Tea

05 March at 11:30

@TheOne -neither of those have been listed locally yet - will have to keep you posted

TheOneMCMK

05 March at 11:27

Any chance you'll have stock of Judgement PS5 or KeyWe for Switch

Diverse tastes, I know

Tea

05 March at 11:09

@Ghost- They actually allocate software per territory and we unfortunately are a digital only territory - we almost didn't get ME legendary edition in SA.

We are still trying to source physical but often it limited releases, which makes units hard to find

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