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Bloodstained: Curse Of The Moon Getting Physical Edition

Bloodstained: Curse Of The Moon Getting Physical Edition

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Everyone’s eagerly awaiting Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, the upcoming return to Gothic castles from the man who put the “vania” into Metroidvania, Koji Igarashi. However we already got a taste of the game, in a manner of speaking: last year Iga released a spinoff, Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon, that was rendered entirely in old-school 8-bit style. There will be a physical release for Ritual of the Night. But Curse of the Moon seemed doomed to digital damnation, until Limited Run stepped in. Today they announced a limited physical release for Curse of the Moon would be available starting March 15! The release will be for Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch and PS Vita (yes, the Vita just ceased production….but Limited Run has a limited number of Vita releases left, and no one knows what the final one will be). The Switch version will be an open preorder, but the Sony versions require you to be at the computer at a specific time (9 AM or 6 PM EST, usually).

Limited Run Is Printing PS3 Games Now

Limited Run Is Printing PS3 Games Now

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Limited Run Games, preservers of physical copies and defenders against a digital future, surprised everybody late last night when they revealed their plans to start selling games for the Playstation 3. You read the correct number. It’s a console Sony no longer even makes, but they will apparently authorize new discs and cases for it. And what will Limited Run be selling first? Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath. Good for them. Formerly an XBox exclusive, a port of this game was published to the PS3 back in the day, but only on the Playstation Store….there was never a physical. Until now! Two batches off Stranger’s Wrath will be dumped at 10 AM ET/7 AM PT and 6 PM ET/3 PM PT. Also, for some reason, Limited Run isn’t limiting the amount of copies you can purchase on this one, and there are only 4,000 altogether, so….the average human’s chances of buying this legit are not good. There’s a Collector’s Edition, and it’s limited to two per customer, so it might last a

Celeste Collectors Edition Coming January 1

Celeste Collectors Edition Coming January 1

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As you may have heard, Limited Run Games is publishing the one title gamers have been begging them to publish all year: Celeste. Preorders go live in a few days, and there WILL be a Collectors Edition of the title. Though Limited Run tends to offer Collectors Editions of most of its titles, Celeste is the one game we figure warrants its own report. Within the Celeste Collectors Edition you get: A plushie shaped like a strawberry A 16″ X 20″ poster of Celeste Mountain Sticker Sheet Celeste Mountain Patch Celeste Mountain Postcard Strawberry Pie Recipe Cassette Soundtrack These aren’t halfhearted items — most of them fit within the spirit of the game, especially the fact that the soundtrack is being offered on cassette. It’s the type of eerie synth that’s just begging to be played on an 80s Walkman (assuming you still have one). The Celeste Collectors Edition will also come in this Steelbook case, with custom artwork. The game is being physically published on both Switch and PS4,

A Physical PS4 Copy Of Jak & Daxter Was Briefly Available Today

A Physical PS4 Copy Of Jak & Daxter Was Briefly Available Today

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Limited Run Games, up to this point, was known for producing small print runs for console indie games. Today they shattered that tradition and hooked their biggest client ever: Sony. A physical disc version of Jak & Daxter: The Precursor Legacy suddenly appeared on the site early this morning. There was no warning from either company, other than a message about a “surprise PS4 release” that would happen December 7. If anything is more controversial than that, it’s how many copies were printed: 5,000, same number as their smaller titles. Limited Run has already confirmed that physical copies of Jak 2, Jak 3, and Jak X Extreme Combat Racing will be sold at some point, hopefully with prior warning this time. But the first Jak will never be back. If you’re reading this, it’s too late. Annoying, isn’t it? Most PS4 games offered on Limited Run have two purchase chances: one at 6 AM PT and another at 3 PM PT. This is fine for the low-traffic items because it

Best Buy Enters Deal To Sell Two Limited Run Games

Best Buy Enters Deal To Sell Two Limited Run Games

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Limited Run Games is a website that prints physical copies of popular indie games in a limited capacity. Their typical product will only be made available within one month (with preorders), or will be sold with a set limit of copies (first come first serve). Until now, the Limited Run website was the only place those games could be bought in the physical world. Limited Run is popular enough of a venture now that they took the notice of Best Buy — the big, blue behemoths themselves. Best Buy entered a deal for Limited Run to produce a second shipment of their two most demanded 2018 titles — Yooka-Laylee and Golf Story for Switch. LRG offered both games on their website last summer, and due to the time it takes to print and manufacture the games, customers are only just now receiving their copies in the mail. They may notice the Best Buy variants of Yooka-Laylee and Golf Story look a bit different. “Best Buy has different covers so we

Sega CD Jewel Cases Are Being Made Again

Sega CD Jewel Cases Are Being Made Again

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If collectors of retro video games know one thing, it’s this: Sega CD cases were garbage. They were manufactured cheaply and broke when breathed upon, and as a result of this, it’s hard to find a Sega CD game in the wild that doesn’t come in a cracked case. What could be done about it? Until now, nothing. The cases Sega used for the Sega CD, and later for the Saturn, were of a weird shape unique to the product (though Sony used something similar for the Playstation’s first year). That’s why Limited Run Games — usually the place to go for print runs of obscure indie titles — is finally coming to our rescue with replacement Sega CD jewel cases. Officially stated reason: “Because we’re crazy.” Josh Fairhurst, co-founder of Limited Run, shared the first hot off the press image of a new Sega CD jewel case this afternoon on Twitter. “These are made in the US just like the originals and are exactly to spec. We didn’t spare