Well, I'm guessing it's one of the Amber games or the Schwarzeauge games 
(can't remember what they called it here in the states, maybe realms of 
Arkania).

Now considering that I'm German, I'm a wee bit biased and woudl buy the 
German version if I don't have too pay too much for it.

 From a collection stand point, if both packages are of equal quality 
(quite a few foreign games get a budget treatment over here... look at 
the original Pizza Tycoon (originally Pizza Connection)).

I'm a purist, go with the original packaging!

Pedro Quaresma wrote:

> I have this hypothetical question I'd like to present to all of you:
> 
> Imagine game X, made by company Y.
> Company Y is from Germany, so X is released in german. X is then released
> in the USA in english, by company Z. Same box, same contents, only
> translated, and different company logo on the box.
> 
> Now you don't want to play game X, you just want it for your collection.
> What would you do?
> 
> a) Buy X both in german and english (in case you choose this one please
> choose also one of the other two)
> b) Buy the original german version of X
> c) Buy the US version, in english, of X
> 
> Thanks in advance for your opinions,
> Pedro
> 
> PS: Extra lump of sugar if you can guess which X I'm referring to. Hint:
> it's a RPG.
> 
> 
> Pedro R. Quaresma
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