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Warning about the screw down bolt:

The screw works fine, but the nut used to secure this is the type that is meant to be forced into a hole and stay there. So when you have to change it from one mount point to another, it comes out with a pair of pliers, but had to be forced into the next hole with enough force that i was worried about breaking it. It was a minor hassle. Mine shipped with it in the farthest hole for the longer m.2 drives. So if that's what you need, it should work perfect for you. No other issues to speak of. Mine came with one extra screw, screws all worked. Drive was recognized perfectly as Sata drive on two different motherboards and architectures. Plus it was cheap, so I'd definitely buy it again. I didn't want it white, so i literally just used a big marker and painted it black.

The second in the line of truest RPG video game history; an NES classic.

This is the second in the continuing saga of the descendants of Erdrick. For those who haven't played this, it was an interesting advancement from the original (and mass produced) Dragon Warrior. These games were turn based RPG greatness. The first DW gave you only the main character to adventure with, but in this one you get to bring friends! Well, video game character friends, but still a party of three! Do you have something better to do than to take these new friends on a quest to save life as they know it!? As the line of games progressed, each added little bits of goodness to the series, and this was no different. In the first game you were a catch-all warrior mage. This installment included a warrior, a mage, and the game's healer class. However, you have to acquire these characters, which means that your main character ended up being several levels higher than your healer which could cause problems, but anyone experienced with these types of games knew how to handle these issues. DW 3 added many other levels to the gameplay that were noticeably missing from this game, but everyone has to start somewhere!