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To be honest, I'm kinda honked off about this...what does this do to the value of the extra copy from the original pressing that I hoarded?
Yes, and I got two copies. Still, I guess there's still a "first pressing" cachet to it.
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It's one of only a few releases from FSM that I didn't order first time around. I'll be getting it this time. Thanks Lukas and team!
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unlimited edition
The wailing, the gnashing of teeth . . .
mooh-wah-HA-HA
The pure glee I'm feeling is perfectly encapsulated by this post. I'll put this on my Christmas wish list.
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I am happy for those who never bought it and now have the opportunity, but here is another example of where I can "throw" away the original cd which I bought for quite some dollars.
how reliable are those so called" limited" editions nowadays. Again, nice for you guys who now doesn't have to pay the (F)Ebay rates..
Paid a lot for my copy of this as well, over $250 would love to see an end to all limited editions.
The only reason it's limited is beacuse they can't afford to make everything unlimited. When things like this sell out in a market like this, it's more an aberration than anything. And can you really fault a company for rereleasing something they know they'll make money off of? What's more, it's a completely different release, if I was anal enough to want the original disc to fill in that "vol __" spot in my shelf, well, I'd buy it. 
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I am happy for those who never bought it and now have the opportunity, but here is another example of where I can "throw" away the original cd which I bought for quite some dollars.
how reliable are those so called" limited" editions nowadays. Again, nice for you guys who now doesn't have to pay the (F)Ebay rates..
Paid a lot for my copy of this as well, over $250 would love to see an end to all limited editions.
to limit a title is part of a commercial strategy and some sort of promise the releasing company gives us, if those limited titles got re-released again (by the same company f.C.S.!) for instance what they did with the Changeling, I think that is not a good sign and the term "limited" will definately lose its power at the end. I think that people start to loose faith in those companies who "break" their promise! They obviously only limit them to sell them out quickly!
I'm glad you are in the minority here with such a narrow minded opinion.
I welcome any new pressing of a sold out title.
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