Land of the Lustrous Steelbook (US)

[Edubz01]

Land of the Lustrous Steelbook

Release Date: Jan 22, 2019

Purchase Link:

Sentai Filmworks

Right Stuf

Artwork:

[Kryptonian]

Judging by the title of the thread, I thought this might be the first adult film Steelbook. Incredibly disappointed.

[Edubz01]

Yeah those anime titles are often misleading. Land of the Lustrous was my favorite anime series from 2017 so it is a definite pre-order for me.

[GreatGreg]

Originally Posted by Kryptonian

Judging by the title of the thread, I thought this might be the first adult film Steelbook. Incredibly disappointed.

How about CALIGULA?

[rickah88]

Just dropped to $49.99. Might preorder now and see what the art looks like.

[tales of vesperia]

I got my copy in a few days ago.

[professorwho]

Now THAT is a beautiful Steelbook.

[richieb1971]

Region locked ?

[professorwho]

Originally Posted by richieb1971

Region locked ?

Sentai titles often have a trick to bypass the region lock, which is explained here:

Since around late 2014 onwards, Sentai Filmworks introduced a new method to 'avoid reverse importation from Japan' and that is the geolock. A geolock is essentially the disc using a country code rather than a region, so instead of saying it's region locked it is actually geolocked because your player is not set to the United States. This is a weird one to test as some discs are in fact region free but it depends on the authoring.

If you are concerned that you may not be able to play them, basically if you have a PlayStation or Xbox games console you are already set to play them because those are automatically set to the United States country code for some bizarre reason. The standard Blu-ray players do vary on manufacturer however.

Also worth pointing out that some of the earlier geolocked titles (released between December 2014 to March 2015) will only work on PlayStation and a small number of standard Blu-ray players (like Samsung). We have tested them on Xbox One, Seiki U-Vision Region Free Blu-ray players, Panasonic and Toshiba Blu-ray players and they all weren't compatible.

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