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[stone128]

Is there a place to order them online?

Famitsu, Dorimaga (?) Nintendo Dream ect

 

[cvxfreak]

I think Play-Asia carries them.

I wish they had subscriptions for America as I enjoy reading Famitsu very much. The Kinokuniya Bookstore in SF's Japan Town gets them every week but I live too far for it to be worth it.

 

[stone128]

I think Play-Asia carries them.

I wish they had subscriptions for America as I enjoy reading Famitsu very much. The Kinokuniya Bookstore in SF's Japan Town gets them every week but I live too far for it to be worth it.

Thanks

 

[borghe]

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...eb-9-1_magazine_6269681_1/104-9636563-1838308

 

[dog$]

If Kinokuniya is anything like Asahiya, they'll let you pay subscription blocks and simply mail new issues directly to your house. At a premium, of course.

The Asahiya by me does this, but I'm not prepared to spend $10 per issue of Arcadia.

 

[cvxfreak]

Good find borghe.

Living within Japan, Famitsu at the current rate would cost $150 or so per year but always 18,200 Yen for the Japanese.

So the shipping really doubles the price. Dive in if you're rich.

 

[shoplifter]

Be aware that you may be a week or two behind. I know my shop here in Columbus got their issues roughly a week late, which was why I stopped picking it up there. Not sure if that method would do that to you or not.

 

[borghe]

yeah.. when I was in tokyo, it amazed me that books, magazines, and food were so insanely cheap but things like DVDs, games, and audio CDs ($30-40 a CD!~?!??) are insane.

 

[polg]

If Kinokuniya is anything like Asahiya, they'll let you pay subscription blocks and simply mail new issues directly to your house. At a premium, of course.

The Asahiya by me does this, but I'm not prepared to spend $10 per issue of Arcadia.

Kinokuniya = heaven... I usually spend HOURS browsing that place...

I wish I knew japanese...