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Limited Run Games announced that it will no longer have periodic Blowout Sales to clearance games and merchandise, and it will instead have an LRG Vault section open at all times on its site. That section will open on February 17, 2025, appearing in place of any sort of Presidents’ Day sale event.

The company noted that the LRG Vault will be a “last chance” area for merchandise and games. Items will appear regularly, showing up after all pre-orders are filled and the team is sure none of the extras ordered are needed. It will be possible to be notified of an item’s appearance there via g up for Back-in-Stock alerts on product pages. Also, all items there will be final sale products that can’t be replaced or returned.

Limited Run Games also teased some of the items that will be available when the LRG Vault store section opens. Both the Atomic Purple and Glacier Blue Nitro Decks for the Nintendo Switch will be available at launch. It will have the Astro City Minis for 50% off, which means they should be $54.99 instead of $109.99. There will also be leftover items from the Limited Run x Shopify SoHo pop-up store held back in November 2024, and it will sell all PlayStation Vita games still left in-stock.

The Limited Run Games LRG Vault sale section will begin selling games and other items on February 17, 2025.

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Limited Run Games has announced three physical editions of Valkyria Chronicles Remastered for the Nintendo Switch, along with one special box release for the PC version. The three Switch editions involve a base game release, a Steelbook edition, and a much larger collector's edition with all new merchandise.

The versions of Valkyria Chronicles Remastered vary based on what's included. The base one includes only the Nintendo Switch game for $34.99. The Gallian Edition sells for $69.99. It comes with a Steelbook case, the game, and a box designed to look like the in-game history of the world called On the Gallian Front.

The largest edition is the Ragnite Edition of Valkyria Chronicles Remastered for both Switch and PC. It will cost $174.99 on the PC version and $199.99 on the Switch. It includes the box and Steelbook from the Gallian Edition. We also get a flag of the Principality of Gallia, acrylic standees of the main characters Welkin Gunther, Alicia Melchiott and Selvaria Bles, stickers of every main member of Squad 7, art prints, a keychain of the Squad 7 insignia, a metal replica of the Edelweiss tank, a replica medal of a Squad Commander, and a plush of Hans the Porcavian flying pig.

You can see what the various editions come with below:

Pre-orders for the new physical editions are available until September 22, 2024. The standard game edition will ship in January 2025. The Gallian Edition heads out in March 2025. The Ragnite Edition will be sent out in June of 2025.

This is one of many Limited Run Games offerings coming in 2024. Other games the company announced this year are Clock Tower: Rewind, a 20th Anniversary version of Beyond Good & Evil and Lollipop Chainsaw: RePop.

Valkyria Chronices Remastered Nintendo Switch and PC retail edition pre-orders are open until September 22, 2024.

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Publisher Superdeluxe Games confirmed that the Japanese release date for the Clock Tower: Rewind falls on October 31, 2024. Furthermore, developer Wayforward announced that a livestream showcasing the game will appear on June 27, 2024 at 1:00pm PT/4:00pm ET.

It is possible that the overseas release date for the game will be shared during the aforementioned livestream. Wayforward and Limited Run Games previously confirmed that the Clock Tower remaster will appear worldwide during Fall 2024. Because of this, it is possible that Japanese Halloween release date for the game will also apply to everyone worldwide, but we will have to wait a bit longer for confirmation.

Superdeluxe Games also shared the contents of the Japanese deluxe edition of Clock Tower: Rewind, which differs slightly from the bonuses included with the Collector’s Edition available at Limited Run Games. The Deluxe Edition contents include a special case, a Deluxe+ mini magazine, a trading card, a sticker set, two postcards featuring newly drawn artwork, one of which was created by Shintaro Kago, the original soundtrack, and the game itself featuring a reversible cover.

You can check out the Clock Tower: Rewind Japanese Deluxe Edition below. This edition will only be available for PS5 and Nintendo Switch.

The Clock Tower: Rewind Japanese release date falls on October 31, 2024, and it will appear on the Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. The original Clock Tower: The First Fear first appeared on the Super Famicom in Japan.

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Limited Run Games held its LRG3 2024 showcase on June 20, 2024, during which the preservation company announced over 30 titles with physical editions (and in some cases digital versions) coming soon. Classics like Beyond Good & Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition appeared alongside items like a physical edition for Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP. Square Enix's Fighting Force Collection stands out as one of the few titles getting a physical and digital release as well.

All Limited Run Games games announced at LRG3 2024: 3f38d

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These are titles that may already exist or are about to. Limited Run Games is just handling the physical copies of these games.

• Assault Suit Leyonos - 2024 | TBA
• Beyond Good & Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition - July 12, 2024| Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch
• C-Smash VRS  - 2024 | PS5, PSVR2
• Cosmic Fantasy Collection 2 
• DoubleShake - TBA | PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC
• GI Joe: The Wrath of Cobra - 2025 | TBA
• Gimmick 2 - PS5, Nintendo Switch
• Hitman: Blood Money Reprisal - Fall 2024 | TBA
• Jay & Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch - 2024 | TBA
• Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP - Summer 2024 | Xbox Series X, PS5, Nintendo Switch
• Ninja Five-O  - July 5, 2024 | PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC
• Penny’s Big Breakaway - 2024 | TBA
• Rain World - 2024 | Nintendo Switch
• Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland - TBA | Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC
• Snow Bros. Wonderland - 2024 | TBA
• Starship Troopers: Extermination - Summer 2024 | TBA
• Star Wars Dark Forces - Xbox Series X, PS5, Nintendo Switch
• Toxic Crusaders - 2024 | TBA
• Valis Collection III - Summer 2024 | TBA
• Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus - Summer 2024 | Nintendo Switch

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These are essentially the games that Limited Run Games is first-hand working on to bring back. This means it uses its Carbon Engine to remaster and bring them to new platforms. As such, it means first-time digital and physical releases.

• Busby Collection - TBA | Xbox Series X|S, PS5, Nintendo Switch, and PC
• Clock Tower - Fall 2024 | Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC
• GEX Trilogy - Fall 2024 | Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC
• Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution - 2025 | PC and Consoles
• Tomba - August 1, 2024 | PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC
• Tomba 2 - PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC

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This is again a situation in which entirely new games are on the way. This meant news about digital and physical releases.

• DoubleShake - PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC
• Fear Effect - 2025 | PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC
• Fighting Force Collection  - 2025 | PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC
• GHOST - 2025 | PC and Consoles
• Renaine  - Fall 2024 | Nintendo Switch and PC

Watch the full showcase here:

Some of the listed games are available to pre-order now from Limited Run Games' website.

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While there’s still no release date for WayForward and Limited Run Games’ Clock Tower: Rewind remaster, pre-orders for standard and collector’s editions are about to open. People will be able to commit to a copy through LRG starting on May 31, 2024, and orders will close on June 30, 2024.

Editor’s Note: The Clock Tower: Rewind Collector’s Edition items include some spoilers for the game. 685a3l

Both the standard and collector’s edition versions of Clock Tower: Rewind feature the same box art. It shows Jennifer Simpson in the center, with Scissorman’s scissors open behind her. The LE features a number of additional items, some of them spoilers. People get the game’s soundtrack and a sticker with pictures of major and minor characters. There is a 12” by 16” poster with art from Shintaro Kago. As for the other item, people get acrylic standees of Jennifer and Scissorman, a keychain featuring the Demon Idol, a pin that looks like a hunk of ham, a statue of the Clock Tower, and a stress ball shaped like Dan Barrows.

Here’s a closer look at both the Clock Tower: Rewind Collector’s Edition items and the standard edition box art:

This comes ahead of a recent look at two Clock Tower: Rewind characters. WayForward shared images from the animated opening. One highlighted heroine Jennifer. The other showed her teacher and adopted mother, Mary Barrows. 

Clock Tower: Rewind will appear worldwide on the Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X in 2024. The original Clock Tower: The First Fear first appeared on the Super Famicom in Japan.

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Following quite a period of silence since the Clock Tower remaster July 2023 reveal, WayForward shared art of two characters from Clock Tower: Rewind on social media. It also confirmed it is still on track for a 2024 release and confirmed some of its features.

The two women depicted in the Clock Tower: Rewind animated introduction teaser show new art for Jennifer Simpson and Mary Barrows in the remaster. Jennifer is the game’s heroine, who finds herself attempting to evade Scissorman and survive after being brought to the Barrows “Clock Tower” mansion. Meanwhile, Mary is a teacher at Granite Orphanage who adopted Jennifer and three other girls living there. The announcement noted that the new animated introduction is one of the new features added for the remaster before confirming it will appear in 2024.

Here’s the new peek at the Clock Tower remaster.

There’s still no updated release window for the game, however. When it was first announced at the Limited Run Games 2023 Showcase, the announcement noted it would debut in “early 2024.”

In case you missed it, here is that reveal:

Clock Tower: Rewind will appear worldwide on the Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X in 2024. The original Clock Tower: The First Fear first appeared on the Super Famicom in Japan in 1995, before eventually appearing on other platforms. This will mark its first official localization.

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People who purchased D: The Game The Collector’s Edition for the 3DO found that instead of pressed discs, Limited Run Games shipped the item with burned CD-R discs unplayable on the system. After multiple people online, such as Voultar, pointed it out online, LRG announced it would send out replacement discs and honor refund requests.

Following the issue regarding the LRG D: The Game Collector’s Edition 3DO CD-R discs coming to light, LRG sent out an email and began posting on social media about the pressed discs situation. In replies to s like Voultar and Cheap Ass Gamer, the company noted measures affected customers can take. It noted people who bought the title will be sent replacement discs. No timeline was mentioned for that remedy. It also directed people who wanted a refund to go to its Center. Someone could go to to start a ticket. As a reminder, this edition of the game cost $64.99.

Here’s one such example of LRG’s response to the D: The Game 3DO CD-R and pressed discs situation.

This 3DO pressed disc and burned CD-R situation isn’t the first time people experienced issues with a Limited Run Games game. DOOM: The Classics Collection involved an issue that would keep people from playing a purchased physical copy if they were unable to connect to the internet and to their Nintendo Network or PlayStation Network . In order to get a replacement, people needed to , then send their Switch or PS4 copy back to LRG before they would get a replacement.

D: The Game is available on the 3DO and PC. 

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Years and years ago, when you could still play Flash games on the internet, the Rose & Camellia series ended up becoming an icon. Nigoro turned Victorian-era slapping into a very serious and dramatic sport. Now, with help from WayForward and Limited Run Games, this series is further saved from extinction via the Rose & Camellia Collection for the Switch. It’s exactly what a fan might want, though the control options might not always be ideal.

Rose & Camellia Collection features five games. The four Rose & Camellia collections are power struggles among women within or tied to the Tsubakikoji family. Players’ protagonists attempt to prove themselves by taking down the other . So Reiko is fighting to become the matriarch in the first game. Saori, her sister in law, strikes back in the sequel and attempts to dethrone Reiko. Rose & Camellia vs. La-Mulana features Mulbruk slapping other female characters from the series to become the heroine. Note that the Rose & Camellia vs The House in Fata Morgana isn’t present here, though. 

Basically, Rose & Camellia Collection is a compilation of boxing-style, gimmick games that actually had a lot of care and effort put into them. In each entry, your avatar will be pitted against an opponent. Your viewpoint is from behind them, with an over-the-shoulder look at the person in desperate need of a good slap. Each character has a certain number of health points, indicated by flowers. Attacks whittle them down, though there are also on-screen visual indicators of how well your enemy is doing. (They also have tells that let you know if they are about to actually hit you.) You take turns slapping each other, until one person’s health runs out.

So, as for those controls. Basically, the input options pay tribute to the fact that the original Flash game involved swiping with your mouse across the screen to slap or dodge. So, you have two options here. If your system isn’t docked or you are going through one of the campaigns, it defaults to the touch screen controls. You either swipe left or right in order to slap an opponent or dodge an attack. If you are docked or choose versus, I’ve found it defaults to motion controls. In that case, you hold the A button and flick your wrist to slap or hold the L or R trigger and flick to dodge. 

The issue is, the five games eventually end up demanding perfection. You only start with Rose & Camellia, the versus mode with characters like Reiko and Saori available, and Rose & Camellia vs La-Mulana if you tick the box in options. Gaining access to more games and characters means you actually need to slap everybody and live to tell the tale. Foes that appear later in campaigns are more difficult! If you aren’t precise and exactly dodging or hitting them, you’ll lose! Which means you don’t unlock more characters and games! 

So honestly, I feel like the lack of a more conventional control scheme as a third option does Rose & Camellia Collection a disservice on the Switch. Especially since there isn’t also a calibration options in the settings so you can better adjust inputs to ensure improved accuracy. It left me concerned that some people might not take a chance on it or make the most of the games. I do appreciate the “equal HP” option in the settings, however. Also, though it doesn’t tell you it is saving, once you unlock an opponent in one of the campaigns, you can then resume that story from that fight. 

Especially since this is such a gorgeous package. Nigoro really did a lovely job with the Rose & Camellia games originally, and this new edition with WayForward’s assistance really helps. The voice acting is great. The translations for all of the games, including the new-to-the-west Rose & Camellia 3 and 4, are so well done and often hilarious. The details for character designs, especially as you get further into the fights, are great. The music is lovely. It’s a complete package.

Rose & Camellia Collection is one of those collections of gimmick games that are way better than they have any right to be. There are some downsides to it, such as only offering touch or motion control scheme options and locking games behind the completion of other titles. It is incredibly silly though, and quite a fun title to play alone or with friends. 

Rose & Camellia Collection is available on the Nintendo Switch. 

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Limited Run Games opened pre-orders for its Persona 4 Golden physical copies. The PS4, Switch, and Xbox standard edition, Grimoire edition, and Midnight Channel collector’s edition are available. 

As you may expect, the version you get determines the price. Standard physical copies are $34.99. This gets you the game and the reversible cover that features the original Vita cover as an option. The Grimoire Edition is $69.99. That gives someone a Steelbook case as an option and a Le Grimoire book box to store things, in addition to the game.

The most expensive option is the $199.99 Midnight Channel version. In addition to everything in the Grimoire Edition, it gives people the soundtrack CD, a set of trading cards, an All Out Attack 3D shadowbox showing Yu, Chie, Yukiko, and Yosuke, a Teddie metal statuette, a Midnight Channel pin, and Yu’s glasses on a display stand. 

As a reminder, Limited Run Games offered these sorts of options with a Persona physical release before. It did the same for Persona 3 Portable, with one edition including an Evoker.

Persona 4 Golden is available on the Nintendo Switch, PS4, Vita, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. People can pre-order the Persona 4 Golden physical copies for the PS4, Switch, and Xbox One/Xbox Series X until December 10, 2023.

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Atlus and Limited Run Games announced the pre-order period for a physical release of Persona 3 Portable (P3P) for PS4, Switch and Xbox One/Series X. Pre-orders open on September 29, 2023,. There will be a standard edition of Persona 3 Portable, as well as a Collector's Edition which includes a replica Evoker.

Persona 3 Portable originally launched for PSP way back in 2009, but came to modern consoles early in 2023. This new physical release will be available on its own for $34.99, as part of the Grimoire edition for $69.99, or in the S.E.E.S. Collector's Edtion for $199.99. Each edition is available for any of the available platforms at the same price.

The Grimoire Edition includes the game, a steelbook, a slip cover and a box to carry it all in. Meanwhile, the S.E.E.S. edition includes everything in the Grimoire Edition, as well as the soundtrack, a school patch, armband, trading cards, certificate of authenticity, and an All Out Attack-themed shadowbox. The centerpiece of the S.E.E.S. edition of Persona 3 Portable is a replica of the Evoker gun used in game, along with it's own light-up shadowbox.

You can get a look at each of the editions in the Twitter embeds down below:

Limited Run Games also announced modern console releases for the Gex series and Tomba back at its showcase in July, 2023. Atlus also has a remake for Persona 3 in the works, titled Reload.

Pre-orders for Limited Run Game's physical release of Persona 3 Portable (P3P) and its editions open on September 29, 2023, and close on November 12. The game is also available on the Switch, PC, PS4, Xbox One and Series X.

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Setting the stage is important in games, and This Way Madness Lies does it quite well. Another one of Zeboyd Games’ humor-filled RPGs, this one stars a bunch of magical girls who are also actresses in their school’s drama club. Oh, and the worlds they’re saving actually alternate ones based on the stories of Shakespeare’s plays. So, appropriately enough, it’s constantly playing with the idea of these sorts of productions.

One of the most noticeable elements is that Zeboyd constantly treats as as though we are in the audience. While the actual exploration of worlds based on Shakespeare’s works are handled like an overhead RPG as usual, everything else forces a perspective that makes it seem like everything happening in the game is on a “stage,” and we’re watching from the seats. Battles? We’re behind the four magical girls currently fighting and the enemies are in rows past them. Seeing a story segment? It’s a 2D slice of the story where we’re watching from the side. Breaks between segments? We’re actually backstage and able to have Imogen, the lead, getting a chance to talk with all the other characters who share names with famous Shakespearean heroines.

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The actual gameplay elements also treat the player as though they are someone watching along and this is a show, rather than a more traditional RPG where we can self-insert. For example, when the team is in a Shakespearean world saving the day, odds are you won’t get to explore as much. You won’t talk with NPCs, explore houses, or go off of beaten paths like you would in other titles. Everything is laid out a bit more rigidly. You only go inside of a place if the story demands it. Likewise, only major players appear for conversations, with their dialogue being critical to the moment at hand.

There’s also the breaking of the fourth wall. Imogen and the other heroines are very aware that they are being watched. So much so that we’re given nicknames and allowed to weigh in on the decisions, slightly influencing the game as a result. It calls to mind the idea of an actual Elizabethan audience being a little more active in the proceedings when viewing a Shakespearean play. They’d likely be more vocal, and so we are as well here.

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This does mean the experience can be a bit limiting. Since This Way Madness Lies isn’t functioning as a traditional RPG, we aren’t getting the same degree of exploration. It’s a more streamlined approach as we go through specific acts and places when the story demands it. However, it is helpful that this is mitigated a bit by offering an option in the menu proper to trigger a battle. That way if you are feeling underleveled during an intermission or at some other point, a remedy is right there.

In short, This Way Madness Lies ends up feeling something like a playable play itself. You’re shifting around the cast sometimes. The perspective places you in the audience, watching both the daily lives and the activities. Between “acts,” you get little “intermissions” to talk to the “actors.” Zeboyd really makes sure it sticks with the vibe its presenting.

This Way Madness Lies is available on the Nintendo Switch, PS5, and PC.

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The final two announcements at the Limited Run Games 2023 showcase were the return of Gex Trilogy and Tomba. Both games are coming to the company's Carbon Engine. As a result, the Gex games will be on the Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC. Meanwhile Tomba will show up on the Switch, PS4, PS5, and PC. There's no release window for either one.

First, here’s the trailer for Gex Trilogy. The collection will include Gex, Gex: Enter the Gecko, and Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhXZZsEfRgk&ab_channel=LimitedRun

As for Tomba, you can see the trailer announcing it below. No gameplay appears, as it is just an animated movie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nwp-Fu2t7Tg&ab_channel=LimitedRun

It's been years since either of these games and series appeared. While Gex's return is entirely new though, we did see Tomba come back again briefly in a form. Monkeypaw Games released both it and the sequel digitally via the PlayStation Store.

Lots of reveals came up during this latest presentation. For example, Limited Run Games announced a Castlevania Advance Collection physical release. WayForward brought up Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution for the GBA and a Clock Tower remaster.

You can watch the full Limited Run Games 2023 showcase with its announcements below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWRytWXN4KE&ab_channel=LimitedRun

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WayForward announced that it will release a remaster of Clock Tower, which never appeared worldwide, at the Limited Run Games 2023 showcase. It will come to the Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X. Digital and physical copies will be available. It will launch sometime in early 2024.

During the announcement. the WayForward brought up how this remaster will work. It is using Limited Run Games’ Carbon Engine to bring the game to platforms worldwide. In addition to remastering the base game, there will be some new additions. Mary McGlynn will create a new theme song for it, for example. There will also be an animated opening and new cutscenes. There's also some gameplay footage in the trailer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMzM9J20MOU&ab_channel=WayForward

WayForward announced multiple projects at the event. For example, it will finally finish a Shantae GBA game. It originally only appeared as a demo. A fully playable, complete game is now in development now called Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution. That will show up sometimes in 2024 on a GBA cartridge.

The Clock Tower remaster will come to the Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X in early 2024. The original game appeared on the Super Famicom, PlayStation, WonderSwan, and PC in Japan.

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A lost Shantae game is getting released. WayForward announced at the Limited Run Games 2023 showcase that Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution will head to the GBA. The developer is going to finish the in-progress title, which was canceled, and Limited Run Games will handle a physical release for cartridges. It will launch in early 2024.

Here’s the trailer announcing Shantae: Risky Revolution and discussing how Limited Run Games ended up working with WayForward to make the release happen. It is notable for offering for up to four players. It will take work from the GBA demo and complete it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1-fu8loFDY&ab_channel=WayForward

There's no word yet about whether we'll see it digitally on consoles and PCs as well. The last release in the series brought the GBC game to modern platforms.

Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution will come to the GBA in Early 2024.

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Limited Run Games announced it will release Castlevania Advance Collection physical copies for the Switch, PS4, and Xbox One. They will be standard editions that cost $34.99 each. Pre-orders will open on July 28, 2023, and the official site is already showing listings for them.

As a reminder, this game came out in September 2023. It includes Castlevania: Circle of the Moon, Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance,, and Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow. It followed up Castlevania Anniversary Collection. The Limited Run Games release puts all of them on a cartridge or disc. It also offers the option of four different covers.

Switch, PS4, and Xbox One Castlevania Advance Collection physical copy pre-orders will open on July 28, 2023. The compilation is available on all three consoles and the PC immediately.

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