Aye, because the BBFC isn't in yet so that gets filled in when done and off to print. Thought it more important so folk knew the details were printed on the back. That'll teach me though! I'll just put "contains nothing until BBFC'd" in future then ;3.
And there was me thinking it was some kind of Shimoneta sequelAye, because the BBFC isn't in yet so that gets filled in when done and off to print
Some of the older sets have the info on the box (Cowboy Bebop, Perfect Blue, Durarara!!, Tiger and Bunny: The Rising) and I think more recently Lucky Star had it printed directly on the box (I don't own this one so may be wrong).And there was me thinking it was some kind of Shimoneta sequel
To the best of my knowledge (correct me if I'm wrong) you've never printed the info on the back of the actual box before. Why the change for this release? Will it become the norm going forward? You must realise it's not gonna be a popular choice....
These titles had the info on the back of the box:And there was me thinking it was some kind of Shimoneta sequel
To the best of my knowledge (correct me if I'm wrong) you've never printed the info on the back of the actual box before. Why the change for this release? Will it become the norm going forward? You must realise it's not gonna be a popular choice....
Where have you seen people complain about that? :s a bizarre thing to moan about, and that's coming from me, someone who loves a good moan.
Honestly, Kill La Kill is in the box that came with part 3, so I guessed.
Mostly a particular person that struggles to remove the info sheets without damaging the artboxes. Though I'm not actually sure how that's something it's possible to struggle with.
Oddly, I dunno if your talking about me as I do think I have moaned about that, I kept getting weird bumps on my sets where the glue was lol not once have I suggested that info sheets shouldn't be a thing though, they are by far the best option for me.
Definitely not you, I don't think i've ever noticed you complaining about it thus far.
I'll complain about it if you like.
Do I need it? No, but then I also don't need the bluray, I certainly don't need a collector's edition of it. Do I want it? Yes, why wouldn't I? It looks far nicer that a big block of text on the box (text I don't actually need as I already know what the shows about). It's a preference, I wouldn't just pass on a show because of it but given the choice I would much prefer more artwork on my box than a bunch of text.I'll complain about it if you like.
I just personally don't get how info sheets hanging on with glue dots could possibly be regarded as better than just having the info on the back. I mean, do you really need clean artwork front and back?
Forcing you to have to fish the thing out of the bloody box to be able to look at. I know it's not an AL release or anything, but the deluxe edition of Time of EVE: The Movie is a case in point. It's got an awkward wraparound info sheet (which I store inside the box) that contains the track list for the soundtrack CD, forcing you to have to remove the booklet as well to get to it (or risk crushing the info sheet with the digipack if you have them stored the other way around). And all for the privilege of having the back of the slipcover completely blank. Just print the info on the back, for god's sake!
You make it sound like getting the digipack out of the artcase takes several minutes whereas it doesn't even take one. I've always been a proponent of more artworks especially for CE. Want the information faster? Look it up with your phone, take a picture of it or buy the SE.Forcing you to have to fish the thing out of the bloody box to be able to look at. I know it's not an AL release or anything, but the deluxe edition of Time of EVE: The Movie is a case in point. It's got an awkward wraparound info sheet (which I store inside the box) that contains the track list for the soundtrack CD, forcing you to have to remove the booklet as well to get to it (or risk crushing the info sheet with the digipack if you have them stored the other way around). And all for the privilege of having the back of the slipcover completely blank. Just print the info on the back, for god's sake!
Gah!
You clearly haven't seen how old a model my phone is!
Nah, it's not that at all. It's just, say for example you find yourself thinking "I want to rewatch that extra feature again; you know, the interview with the scriptwriter. Now, was it in the extras for season 1 or season 2...? I can't remember." Now you've got to faff about emptying the boxes of their contents just to dig out the info sheets rather than just turn the box around at look at the back.
No, I can't be arsed!
