PCE Works- Dracula X - Standard Edition - New Release

[Otaking]

I was going to guess 69, does that count for anything?

[Punch]

$ Akumulation Dramacula X - Rondong of Boot

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[NightWolve]

Huh ?

[Otaking]

Keh?

[BlueBMW]

Nah that doesn't make you a douchebag.   If you need hints on that see Nullify.  But seriously if you've already got one and you know someone else who wants one I can send it elsewhere too.
That's the thing.  I already have one and it works fine so by sending you my address I feel as though I'd be breaking the douchebag clause.  It seems we're at an impasse.

[sirhcman]

Since I'm studying for finals right now here's a little physics problem.

It looks like Blue found an innovative way for others to do his homework for him! 

[NightWolve]

It looks like Blue found an innovative way for others to do his homework for him! 

Now there is a novel approach to getting people to do your homework for you!

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[BlueBMW]

Since I'm studying for finals right now here's a little physics problem.

It looks like Blue found an innovative way for others to do his homework for him! 

School isn't just about learning the material its about "problem solving"

[Gentlegamer]

My legit copy of Rondo cost $88 shipped in Summer 2013... from a seller on Nintendo Age.

Physics was the only science class I actually liked. Biology, chemistry, and geology were boring.

[BlueBMW]

I am absolutely fascinated by physics and chemistry.  Probably a good thing since the next two years of classes are basically applied advanced chemistry and physics.

[Gentlegamer]

I am absolutely fascinated by physics and chemistry.  Probably a good thing since the next two years of classes are basically applied advanced chemistry and physics.

What I learned in chemistry: ammonia sulphide stinks

[NightWolve]

Physics was the only science class I actually liked. Biology, chemistry, and geology were boring.

I agree, but for me it was a course that kicked my ass cause I landed a professor that took his classes seriously, every week quiz, and the usual midterm/final format, and the lab course would take up the remainder of my Fridays and the weekend... I was at my university *every day* for the *whole day* for ~2 years when I just wanted to learn programming and thought the requirement of a minor would just be filler... I suspect I should've instead minored in math as that is considered a more useful complement to programming/computer science, but like you, I thought I would enjoy physics more...it didn't work out that way given the stress/work level it brought down upon me though...

[Gentlegamer]

Physics was the only science class I actually liked. Biology, chemistry, and geology were boring.

I agree, but for me it was a course that kicked my ass cause I landed a professor that took his classes seriously, every week quiz, and the usual midterm/final format, and the lab course would take up the remainder of my Fridays and the weekend... I was at my university *every day* for the *whole day* for ~2 years when I just wanted to learn programming and thought the requirement of a minor would just be filler... I suspect I should've instead minored in math as that is considered a more useful complement to programming/computer science, but like you, I thought I would enjoy physics more...it didn't work out that way given the stress/work level it brought down upon me though...

Physics had the bonus of actually providing a reason for doing equations and math problems. You were actually solving a problem, not some abstract thought problem to find a number solution.

[seieienbu]

I wasn't sure what I wanted to study when I started college so I took a lot of Chemistry, Physics, Math, and Compsci classes until I figured out what I wanted.  I got a bit past intro classes and learned some stuff that I figured was likely never going to be useful but still had a reasonably good time learning.  Some time passed and I made some (very) indie games, and the physics and math studies both paid off very well.  I had a good understanding of rotational matrices and was able to calculate casted shadows from dot products and meanwhile wrote a pretty reasonable physics engine.  All in all I finally felt like the stuff I'd studied for really no reason and never used paid off.

...Chemistry though?  I loved it to death but I've yet to find much of a use for it.

[Dangeross]

I was going to try and snag copies when I first registered all the way back in . . . December, but I didn't even have a CD unit or think I would ever come across one in my price range. I'm new to the PCengine scene and mostly lurk.

I played Rondo of Blood on an emulator and it blew me away, the sound and music were top notch, I didn't realize PCengine Duo played copied games and I thought those repros were some specially done discs and that's why they worked. I just got my PC Duo yesterday that I was able to get on Ebay for a steal at $130 but I can't see myself ever owning a legit copy of RoB because of cost and also I'm worried about getting scammed with a copy.

I do wish I had an alternative as I can make a copy and chicken scratch the name in felt marker until I find a legit copy but a professional looking repro of any kind would sure look a lot nicer.