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I asked for Dragon Quest VIII, DVDs, and some books and of course gift cards.I should be getting those.
My little brother might be getting me Dragon Quest VIII. He called and basically went "Hey, if I get you this, will you play it?" I got him 2 graphic novels of Ultimate Fantastic Four.
A lump of coal. It's been many a white Christmas morning w/o any gifts bearing my name.Mostly because I make everyday Christmas w/ my spending habits...
*copy-pastes from a Christmas thread on another forum*Doom metal CDs. I don't care who, as long as it's not a live or compilation album. I hate those. Compilation albums are for people who you think may like the band, so you buy them a collection of singles because that's all anyone ever listens too because AOR is so fucking dead there's nothing left of the corpse.That said, I'd also like Final Fantasy 4 Advance, Magna Carta, Wild Arms: Alter Code F (Wild Arms was my first PSX RPG and it holds a special place of nostalgia in my heart, so of course I was all aquiver about the remake), the Bleach and Samurai Champloo mangas, a book called "A Rough History of Heavy Metal", and the Shadow Hearts 2 soundtrack. Especially the Shadow Hearts 2 soundtrack. I'm normally not one to go batshit over a game's music (especially with how intensely pissed-off Dragon Quest 8's music made me), but SH2 had some of the best music I'd heard in ages.
I think the problem with wanting things and being older is that most anything you want you can afford on your own, and those things you can't people won't give you as gifts because they're too expensive.