sold by the toy manufacturer Kotobukiya. Six gashapon (capsule toy) figures of the Snow heroines have been produced as a part of the risqué Digital Girls Paradise collection. Reception In a national sales ranking of bishōjo games conducted by PCNews, the DVD-ROM of Snow premiered at number one in the rankings, while the CD-ROM version ranked closely behind at number three. During the beginning of February, the CD-ROM ranked at number eight, while the DVD-ROM ranked just above at number seven. The DVD-ROM made another appearance in the ranking at 31 during mid-February and the CD-ROM had low enough sales to not chart. Finally, both the CD-ROM and DVD-ROM versions made their final appearances on the charts at 33 and 46 at the beginning of March, respectively. The game is now regarded as a classic in the nakige visual novel genre, though some gamers were confused about Studio Mebius' change of direction with Snow since they were a brand known for producing dark and graphic eroge. Snow was the second most widely sold game of 2003 on Getchu.com, a major redistributor of visual novel and domestic anime products. According to sales information taken from the Japanese Amazon website, Snow sold 64,526 copies in 2003. As of February 4, 2013, the PS2 version of Snow sold over 24,385 copies. In the October 2007 issue of Dengeki G's Magazine, poll results for the 50 best bishōjo games were released. Snow ranked No. 26 out of 249 titles, with 11 votes. Snow is featured in the Lycèe Trading Card Game''. References External links Prototype's official Snow: Portable website 2003 Japanese novels 2003 video games Bishōjo games Dreamcast games Eroge Japan-exclusive video games Kadokawa Shoten manga Light novels Manga based on video games PlayStation 2 games PlayStation Portable games Romance video games Seinen manga Video games developed in Japan Visual novels Windows games Prototype (company) games