Radiovid wrote:Sorry, but limited edition and limited amount aren't the same thing. You can still get Battlefield 3, Darkness 2, Arkham City, and Bulletsorm 'limited editions' at most retailers. And would it have been so hard to put Sold out instead of Closed on the website? Closed implies they stopped for reasons aside from stock issues.
vampko wrote:Well, this is an industry rule with Niche games. Just keep it in mind in the future, and your experience should be better next time ~
What Vampko said. ALL of those games, have a limited 'first print' (like Darkness, Bulletstorm, and Battlefield) but AAA games have a HUGE first print compared to these sort of games. Better sellers compared to niche stuff. Also, for games like Arkham City, sometimes stores order way too many LEs for a game and then they sit on shelves forever. Or, in a case of Gamestop, people cancel their orders, thus having a surplus of limiteds sitting around.
With niche games like this, many of us are BIG into collecting, or just plain like soundtrack/artbook bonuses. When they mean limited, they really ARE limited. So yes, stock IS an issue when it comes to these games. I've seen a few Nisa games sell out before preorders ended. Since these are in limited runs, they can only make so many, and then that's it! AAA games are different, assuming alot of people will buy them :/ Some do, but not many. The only thing Nisa DID print a large number of LEs for, was Disgaea 4, for their biggest name title. In that case, I'm sure ALOT more got printed, compared to MK2.
and while it seems so obvious now, taking a step back, but while playing HDN, the thought that it was a niche title subject to all that comes with that never crossed my mind, I was having too much fun with it. Oh well, I'll just have to jump onto the LE of next game Nisa makes that plays like HDN and MK2 at the word go like it was the last copy in existance! 
