Yay, after nearly 3 weeks of waiting it's finally here! One of the 1000 "Night Black" LEs produced in Korea that was snapped up in less than an hour. I'm glad it arrived safely because I was pretty worried it was going to get lost in the mail or something. It's not really about the small fortune I spent on it but more about how you can't buy it anymore (at least until people start jacking up the prices on auction sites again).

I wasn't expecting it to be this big weighing around 3kg. Now I can start playing!

There's my "Fun House" 30cm ruler there again for the scale. Now onto the pictures...

Box contents differ slightly from the original photos released by Pentavision but the goods are mainly the same.

The box quality is definitely better, feeling very solid with a magnetic front that you flip out to open.

So first up, the Trinity OST 3 CD set. No different from the original photo and it contains all the tracks from the game as well as a extra disc with the unused music. A nice quality flexible band to keep the case together.

The lyrics booklet is almost completely written in Korean of course but strangely enough, it's stuck onto the case... Maybe I can peel it off. Different coloured pages for the different coloured CDs.

Opening the 500 piece jigsaw box we've got the jigsaw pieces in a ziplock bag, the postcards and a glossy A3 poster of what the finished puzzle will look like. I was expecting a frame to go with it as in the original photo but guess I'll have to find one myself.

The game itself which has a different boxart from the original. I prefer this one TBO but some people actually wanted the original one posted so they were a little disappointed. The game has English, Japanese and Korean language options but strangely enough, the manual is in Korean only. Not that the game is hard to figure out but descriptions about what the special items you can use would be handy.

And underneath the casing is the visual artbook. It's actually black but my flashlight makes it look grey. Again, descriptions in Korean only.

Shots of a few illustrations. Click for the larger photos.

"Brain Storm" just reminds me of Dexter's Laboratory.

This one "Fentanest" is a premium song from the PC which means you had to pay to play it. Some of the songs in the PC game don't have MVs in the background so can't say if this one has one in the PC version.

Few pages of concept sketches in the back.

And last but not least, some of the staff that brought us this great rhythm game!

Underneath the piece of cardboard at the very bottom of the box, there was also this little "surprise". A mask of the NB Rangers. Not really going to wear it but there are holes for you to attach elastic bands if you wanted to. I heard people got different colours. One person got blue with their Night Black LE.

Leaflets letting fans in Korea know about the live concert coming on May 4th. Hopefully Ruliweb will cover the event too! Then there's another leaflet about Pentavision's next "Project S4". I wonder if it's going to be another rhythm game... If it is, it should be different from DJMP since if that's the name of the game then, it's not going to be part of the DJMP series.

Overall, very satisfied with the package contents! Now I just need to spend more time on learning Korean so I can actually read the stuff written in the book!

Expect a review of the game soon on Gamebrink.

Related Links:
• DJMax Online Site
• DJMax Portal Site (Korean)
• Project S4
• DJMP2 - English Language Option, World Ranking, Limited Editions and More Revealed!