Last year I was in the US and visited a couple of retro gaming stores. I bought some cool stuff. The first store I visited sold a copy of Divinity Original Sin for the PS4. I didn’t buy it because it was the first day of our visit and it cost 20 USD or 15 USD if I bought two games, but I didn’t find another game to go with it. I figured I would find it in another store. Of course none of the other stores I visited offered the game and I wish that I bought it the first day.

The game is a bit difficult to find for a low price around where I live. I guess they didn’t sell a lot of copies. The sequel is very common of course.

Thus when a copy turned up on our local online marketplace for a reasonable price, I jumped on it. When it arrived I was a bit disappointed to find out that it was the Spanish version. Especially because it comes with a manual inside, a thing that’s very uncommon for PS4 games. And what makes it extra frustrating is that the collector’s edition that I have for PC is the German version! I can read German, but not Spanish.

Ah, the troubles of game collecting.