Topic: River City Girls

Already posted my thoughts here since we already have a thread here

https://www.nintendolife.com/forums/retro/kunio-kun_appreciat...

It looks more like Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game, which honestly was a better sucessor to the River City Ransom games than other recent attempts, so...yeah, I'm looking forward to this. I also like it when games that have traditionally been about saving a damsel in distress flips the equation, where now the old protags need to be saved.

Dope. I love the Kunio-kun series. So much so that I imported a copy of the Kunio-kun World Collection the moment it was made available. And now Wayforward and ArcSystemWorks are joining forces for a new entry? Sign me up.

@Magician I want that collection so bad but I refuse to use Play Asia again after they stole my money last time.

@Tasuki I sense a story behind this. Care to share?

Anyway, you can just buy the collection on Ebay.

@Ralizah 3 years ago I ordered a PS4 controller from them (a limited edition color that only released in Japan). Long story short I never got it they said I did and that any complaints I have to take it to my local Post office I am sorry but my business wasn't with the post office it was with Play Asia. They refused to send me another controller or even refund my money so that was that $60 gone cause they are a bunch of crooks so I will never use them again and warn people not to. Yes I do know alot of people use them but I guess they like getting ripped off.

I've only ever shipped Play-Asia orders via FedEx express. Expensive, yes. But more reliable than my local Post.

P.S. - Officially, LRG will be handling the physical release for River City Girls.

@Tasuki Well, I imagine most people don't have issues with Play Asia. Also, they're one of the few reliable storefronts when it comes to importing games.

With that said, I can certainly understand why you're so opposed to using them now. That's really bad customer service. And, especially considering how niche something like importing video games from other countries is in the first place, absorbing the cost of the missing item and replacing it for the customer if the package isn't located would almost always be preferable to permanently losing the business of someone who might have otherwise spent or hundreds or even thousands of dollars at the storefront over time and recommended them to other people.

@Ralizah Right but I just can't really afford a mistake like that again. I have had packages get lost in the mail before and companies have either resent the item or gave me a refunded of some sort, money back, store credit etc. but it seemed that Play Asia didn't want to do that. It's almost like they said hey tough luck bud we went it take it up with the post office. So yeah I won't deal with them ever again.

@Ralizah I have so far two others then PA that so far has worked. So it's not just PA.