Videogame Vinyl Records

[Spect3r]

Originally Posted by GameTrigger

All those FF vinyls are repress...

Nier as well, there is not one single new item in thous "pre orders" lol

[Genmai]

Originally Posted by Spect3r

Nier as well, there is not one single new item in thous "pre orders" lol

New to buying vinyl records, is there anything inherently wrong with them being a repress, or is it more the fact that they are already out there? I'd rather pay for this than go on eBay and pay about three times the price to some scalper.

[Spect3r]

Originally Posted by Genmai

New to buying vinyl records, is there anything inherently wrong with them being a repress, or is it more the fact that they are already out there? I'd rather pay for this than go on eBay and pay about three times the price to some scalper.

Nothing wrong with it, just find it funny the way Square Enix announce it, thats all

[Codreanu]

Imo there's absolutely no problem with letting people know about repressed records beeing available for pre-order.

Edit: All good. I was to slow and got it wrong.

[GameTrigger]

Originally Posted by Genmai

New to buying vinyl records, is there anything inherently wrong with them being a repress, or is it more the fact that they are already out there? I'd rather pay for this than go on eBay and pay about three times the price to some scalper.

First press of FF VII and FF VIII vinyls are limited and with a serial number.

[Genmai]

Originally Posted by GameTrigger

First press of FF VII and FF VIII vinyls are limited and with a serial number.

I didn't bite on these, but personally low serials aren't that important to me, I'd rather just have something I can use. I see why it might be a deal breaker for some people though.

[Ozzy101]

Originally Posted by GameTrigger

First press of FF VII and FF VIII vinyls are limited and with a serial number.

Could I see an example of the FF 7 First Press with the serial number? Curious as I didn't know there was such a thing for vinyls too lol

[Codreanu]

There is a number that is usually found in the vinyl run-out. This helps to determine which pressing of a particular record you have.

[Ozzy101]

Originally Posted by Codreanu

There is a number that is usually found in the vinyl run-out. This helps to determine which pressing of a particular record you have.

Thanks for sharing, does this mean you'll need to unseal it to find out?

[GameTrigger]

There is sticker (with number) on sleeve:
http://finalfantasyvii.biz/rare_1st_...ematsu_ff7.php