Shinobi: Art of Vengeance confirms Nintendo Switch physical release [update: full details]
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March 26: Shinobi: Art of Vengeance, which was previously announced for Nintendo Switch, today confirmed that a physical release will be available. Limited Run Games is working with SEGA on the boxed versions.
Shinobi: Art of Vengeance will be available standalone, but it seems that a collector’s edition is in the works. Details about it will be provided at a later date.
Award Winning Indie Gems 4-in-1 Nintendo Switch physical release on the way
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Limited Run Games has announced a different kind of physical release for Nintendo Switch, which is Award Winning Indie Gems 4-in-1.
As you’d expect, four different titles are included here. Endling: Extinction is Forever, Through the Darkest of Times, One Hand Clapping, and El Hijo: A Wild West Tale are all in the package.
Limited Run says its numbered Nintendo Switch 2 physical releases will be full game on cartridge, not game-key cards
Posted on 3 weeks ago by Carlos in News, Switch 2 | 0 comments
At PAX East 2025, Limited Run Games commented on the ongoing discussion surrounding physical cartridges for Switch 2. The company, known for bringing both retro and modern digital titles to physical media, confirmed that its own releases should include the full game on the cartridge. The only exception applies to partnership titles that aren’t part of its numbered lineup, where the decision will be left to the game’s developer or publisher.
Since the discovery of game key cards, the issue has sparked concern and some dissatisfaction among fans due to the growing trend of physical releases requiring downloads or shipping incomplete versions. This is especially true with the continued rise in game file sizes, as seen with Limited Run Games’ own announcement that the Raidou Remastered collector’s edition would include a game card. However, that was apparently SEGA’s decision and was not a part of Limited Run’s numbered lineup.
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Gex Trilogy reveals release date, Nintendo Switch physical release, new trailer
Posted on 4 weeks ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch, Videos | 0 comments
It was only a matter of time until a physical release was confirmed for Gex Trilogy given Limited Run Games’ involvement, and today, the company shared full details plus a release date. The game will launch on June 16, 2025 with boxed versions to follow later in the year.
A standard version, Classic Edition, and Tail Time Edition are planned. The Classic Edition includes the game, retro box, steelbook, soundtrack selection, and 12” x 16” double-sided poster. The Tail Time Edition also includes the game, special box with art by Yoshitaka Amano, retro box, full soundtracks for all games, steelbook, 12” x 16” double-sided poster. 36” inflatable Gex doll, 7” Gex statue, remote pin, and trading cards.
Below is an overview of the game:
More: Gex Trilogy, Limited Run Games, Square Enix
Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered getting Nintendo Switch physical release
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Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered is getting a physical edition from Limited Run Games, with pre-orders starting on May 13th.
Two editions will be available: standard and a collector’s edition. The collector’s edition includes the Iconic Trapezoid Box, a selected soundtrack, Obscura Painting, lithographs, Lara Croft’s pistols, a metal keychain, Amulet of Horus & Iris enamel pins, in addition to the base game.
You can check out an overview of the collection below.
List of games for Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection revealed
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Today, Atari and Limited Run Games revealed the list of games included in Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection, which is in the works for Nintendo Switch.
The package includes the following:
Shoot ’em up game Earthion announced for Nintendo Switch, from Yuzo Koshiro
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Limited Run Games and Ancient today confirmed that Earthion will be launching on Nintendo Switch. The title is slated for 2025.
Earthion, a shoot ’em up game that has been in development for a few years now, comes from composer and developer Yuzo Koshiro and his studio Ancient. Koshiro originally started out at Nihon Falcom working on soundtracks for games like Ys, but has since contributed to tons of different projects such as Super Smash Bros., Kid Icarus: Uprising, Streets of Rage, Etrian Odyssey, and so much more.
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Raidou Remastered getting a collector’s edition from Limited Run Games
Posted on 1 month ago by Carlos in News, Switch, Switch 2 | 0 comments
With just a few months to go before the launch of Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army on Nintendo Switch, Limited Run Games announced on X that a collector’s edition of the game is on the way. Pre-orders will be open from May 5 through June 1.
The collector’s edition will include the base game, a 10″ x 7″ lithograph, a steelbook, a Raidou Kuzunoha statue, a special soundtrack, and more. You can check out an image of the edition above. Note that the Nintendo Switch 2 version includes a game-key card.
High On Life will have a Nintendo Switch physical release
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High On Life will be making its Nintendo Switch debut very soon, and we now have confirmation that a physical release is planned. Limited Run Games shared the news today.
High On Life will be available standalone, meaning there won’t be any special editions. However, Limited Run Games is also offering Kenny glow-in-the-dark plush.
Doom + Doom 2 getting new Nintendo Switch physical release
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Limited Run Games today announced a brand new physical release for Doom + Doom 2 on Nintendo Switch.
New versions of the classic shooters were released digitally on the console last year. This is what Limited Run Games’ latest boxed editions are based on.
