12/22 Download Items

[Mike]

The new Christmas themed items will be available on the Playstation Store on December 22nd. However, Sega, Sakai, Captain T, the Rappy, and whoever else was involved weren't feeling the holiday spirt as each of these items costs money.

Price list:

• Santa Dress (clothing): ￥300
• Santa Dress (parts): ￥300
• Reindeer Suit (clothing): ￥300
• Reindeer Suit (parts): ￥300
• Merry Christmas (grenade launcher): ￥200
• Christmas Tree (spear): ￥200

Here we have the Santa Dress. It comes as clothing or parts and is female only. Each outfit is sold seperatly for 300 yen.




This is the Reindeer Suit. With a cute nose and bulging bellybutton, it's sure to catch then attention of all the girls (provided they too have downloaded this item and are not just guys playing female characters). This is for the men and comes in the clothing and parts variety. Each outfit is sold seperately for 300 yen a piece.




This sack of joy is the "Merry Christmas." Yes, it's name is "Merry Christmas." It is a grenade launcher and shoots exploding presents. Be a real bad Santa, eh? This explosive bag of fun will cost you 200 yen.




Finally we have the "Christmas Tree." This yule-time symbol is a spear and actually looks pretty neat in action (see later in this post). Like the Merry Christmas, this weapon will cost you 200 yen.


Remember, if you don't purchase these items and import them in to your game, you won't be able to see when other people use them. So say you want to buy all these items. That would cost you 1600 yen. Convert that to dollars and you get about 17.75. Go to euros and you get 12.40. You see these are a bit expensive. There's nothing to make you actually buy them so it's really up to you.



On a different note, Fun! Fan! episode 6 is out. Check it out on the official site. There's a bit on some of the launch festivities, an explanation of the Toro & Kuro mission and Christmas items, and a battle against the editoral staff of Gamag magazine.


The Phantasy Star christmas tree.



The goons Gamag editorial staff.