THE IDOLM@STER2 PS3 Unboxing
So I got THE IDOLM@STER2 First-run Limited Production Edition today for PS3! I was so excited! I would have gotten it the day before yesterday, but I just didn't get home early enough to pick it up from the post office. Anyway, I picked it up yesterday, and there was no stopping me. First, a shot of the box.
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| The box it came in next to my 360 copy of iM@S2 |
When I picked it up, it was lighter than I had imagined, and I it seemed a little small to get an A1-sized tapestry in it, but opening up would show my fears to be unfounded. Unpacking it all, I found everything I'd hoped for.
| The contents of the shipping box |
I unrolled the tapestry and the poster to take a look and them, as I had bought the game specifically from Gamers to get them. They are pretty awesome.
| The A1-sized tapestry | The B4-sized poster |
I also opened up the foil packet to see what was on my anime film strip. Turns out it's the same as the Gamers postcard I got with the set. I wonder if maybe certain stores actually got certain film strips for the pre-orders rather than them being random.
| My pre-order film strip |
With the pre-order goods out of the way, I decided to open up the actual game box. With the fact that the Complete Production Limited Edition of the iM@S anime Bluray was inside of that too, it made it so that I was opening boxes of awesome stuff inside boxes of awesome stuff. It was Christmas over and over again!
| The contents of the game box (ignore the B4 poster on the side) |
After going through the stuff in there, and doing things like ripping the Sound Track CD for my music collection, I opened up the Complete Production Limited Edition of the iM@S anime Bluray.
| The contents of the LE iM@S anime Bluray box |
After that, there's one last thing to do, which is take the Bluray out of its digipak casing, and see what's inside.
| The digipak, unpacked |
Finally, after opening all that up, I finally got around to actually starting up the game. As I should have expected on PS3, there was an install sequence.
| The PS3 install screen |
Once I got it installed though, I didn't actually play the game though, since I would want to have the e-mail address DLC before starting the game, and I did not have the funds to purchase them at this time. I did set up everything else I could though. I then tried some Gravure for You! and interestingly enough, that didn't need an install. I messed with it a little, and I think it'll take a bit before I can stop getting the controls confused. I kept taking pictures when I didn't mean to. I might get to a more detailed review of it later, but for now, I leave you with one of the pictures I took in it. Also, for those who want to see more pictures of the unboxing you can go here.


Are there differences between Xbox ver and ps3 ver?
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