Milky's site changes

[DocWatson]

Milky's site now directs you to MSPictures.com (which makes sense, since Milky's parent company is GP Museum Soft, which whois for "milky-anime.com" says is "Museum Pictures Co., Ltd"). The new site is organized by brand, some of which I am unfamiliar with, and because much of it is composed of images, I can't use translation sites. ;_;

At least some of the contents of the milky-anime.com site are still there, however, if you have a more specific URL—http://www.milky-anime.com/02/sakuhin.html, for example.

[Gatts]

Originally Posted by DocWatson

The new site is organized by brand, some of which I am unfamiliar with, and because much of it is composed of images, I can't use translation sites. ;_;

At least some of the contents of the milky-anime.com site are still there, however, if you have a more specific URL—http://www.milky-anime.com/02/sakuhin.html, for example

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They do have a products page on their new site. Also the text is selectable on the individual series pages such as Nikuyome 4.

Overall this is a much better site transition than some of the others I've seen (such as Alter). Most of the content is still on the page and the navigation isn't too difficult.

[SamTheMan]

Originally Posted by DocWatson

Milky's site now directs you to MSPictures.com (which makes sense, since Milky's parent company is GP Museum Soft, which whois for "milky-anime.com" says is "Museum Pictures Co., Ltd"). The new site is organized by brand, some of which I am unfamiliar with, and because much of it is composed of images, I can't use translation sites. ;_;

At least some of the contents of the milky-anime.com site are still there, however, if you have a more specific URL—http://www.milky-anime.com/02/sakuhin.html, for example.

Thanks for the link to the old contents, I thought it didn't exist anymore :D

[DocWatson]

Originally Posted by SamTheMan

Thanks for the link to the old contents, I thought it didn't exist anymore :D

You're welcome!