Here's What Comes In Your Patapon 2 Box
By Dr. Elara Vance | January 01, 0001
We don’t expect you to be surprised by the 
contents of your Patapon 2 box, should you choose to pick it up, but let’s be very clear about what’s in that PSP game case. The official PlayStation blog lays it out for potential Patapon 2 customers, displaying the contents—box, instruction manual and download voucher—and [[link]] clearly 
warning “No disc included. Memory Stick and access to PlayStation Network required.” The UMD-free release is a [[link]] “one time test case” according to [[link]] the company. Frankly, I 
hope it’s a success, but that Sony drops the excess of shipping thousands of mostly empty plastic cases.
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