Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap is now gold on all consoles - Releases April 18th.

[Gentlegamer]

Nice, never ordered from Play-Asia before so this is a good time to try it out.

[Lan Di]

Not sure if you guys saw this, but the remake is getting a physical release by Play-Asia:

$26 + shipping, looks to be released in July of this year though.

https://www.play-asia.com/wonder-boy...&tagid=2797019

Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap (Multi-Language) (For PlayStation 4™ (PS4™), Asia, No Region Protection)
*** Release date Jul, 2017

Reped! And pre-ordered.

[Lan Di]

Epic interview with Omar Cornut.

http://www.siliconera.com/2017/04/24...al-developers/

[avlon]

Looks like Limited Run is hinting at a physical release.

[IrishNinja]

FUUUUUUUUU

i want a physical (ideally on switch) but LRG means i'm just gonna inevitably miss the 18 minute window they're for sale and drunkenly debate giving some asshole on ebay nearly $100 for it one day

(if anyone can grab an extra copy when this drops inevitably drops for switch ill pay cost + shipping and a beer

[Lan Di]

Looks like Limited Run is hinting at a physical release.

Reped.

[QuickSciFi]

FUUUUUUUUU

i want a physical (ideally on switch) but LRG means i'm just gonna inevitably miss the 18 minute window they're for sale and drunkenly debate giving some asshole on ebay nearly $100 for it one day

(if anyone can grab an extra copy when this drops inevitably drops for switch ill pay cost + shipping and a beer

I may be on the same boat. But I'll try to keep an eye out for you. I've managed to miss-out on just about every worthwhile LRG since its inception. Somehow I get the email prompts, but it's always too late. I have to find a better way. Or just set an alarm the day of.

[xelement5x]

Looks like Limited Run is hinting at a physical release.

Beat me to it! I tweeted at them about this the other day but just got a blithe response :P

[Lan Di]

Confirmed. The physical edition releases this summer!!




Link--->>http://www.seganerds.com/2017/05/09/...playstation-4/

[Gentlegamer]

Is this the same as the one offered for pre-order at play-asia?

[Prince Talmit]

Is this the same as the one offered for pre-order at play-asia?

Same game, though LRG will likely be English only.
The artwork and packaging will be different, and it is yet unknown whether the PlayAsia version will have any sort of manual (LRG typically don't)

[Da_Shocker]

Someone asked about an Xbone release on twitter and M$ is the hold up right now.

[Flygon]

A shame being a limited run seemingly precludes a Switch release.

[SEGA.GENESIS1989]

Nice, never ordered from Play-Asia before so this is a good time to try it out.

FUUUUUUUUU

i want a physical (ideally on switch) but LRG means i'm just gonna inevitably miss the 18 minute window they're for sale and drunkenly debate giving some asshole on ebay nearly $100 for it one day

(if anyone can grab an extra copy when this drops inevitably drops for switch ill pay cost + shipping and a beer

I may be on the same boat. But I'll try to keep an eye out for you. I've managed to miss-out on just about every worthwhile LRG since its inception. Somehow I get the email prompts, but it's always too late. I have to find a better way. Or just set an alarm the day of.

18 minute window? Not even! If there is a demand for a particular title, the games featured on Limited Run Games website can sometimes sell out within the first minute it goes on sale.

the other problem you may face is that Limited Run Games may put a limit of 1 copy of the game per consumer and if that is the case you may be out of luck.

If you are simply looking for a physical copy of the game, my advice is to simply preorder the game from Play-Asia. No qualms, no hassle.

The fact that Limited Run Games features different artwork should make little difference. It's not as if the title is being exclusively through them. Credit to the developer(s) for offering the game through different distributors. It's a win for the developer and a win for the consumer.

[avlon]

I currently have a pre-order through Play-Asia, but I'll still keep an eye out for the Limited Run release.

My understanding with Nintendo and Microsoft is that they require way higher print runs to even consider for a small company as compared to Sony.

I would have definitely picked up a Switch physical version over the others had that been an option.