Collector’s Editions are the holy grail of the gaming world and finding one can be a tough task even when publishers conspire against you with region exclusivity.
Publisher Spike Chunsoft and developer MAGES. will release romance visual novels The Quintessential Quintuplets: Memories of a Quintessential Summer and Five Memories Spent with You to launch for PS4, Switch and PC on May 23 in the west.
System Shock returns to Xbox and PlayStation with a faithful recreation of the classic, adding new features, ending and 4K 60FPS visuals
It was remade last year for PC , Now released and OPTIMIZED and PORTED for/to Xbox and PS5, not “remade” just for consoles.
“it follows a critically acclaimed release on PC back in 2023” that’s because it’s the same work/game. it’s not following/follow up or a continuation. Author Sounds like they are taking a stab at an article and don’t know the product-line lineage and release history/ hierarchy they are attempting to inform you about.
More appropriately: System Shock was first rereleased in 2023 on PC, System shock is now available on PS5 and Xbox.
How did the mysterious free-to-play extraction shooter go from a promising spin-off of The Division to dead in the water?
I just got a warning that this site link contains Malware. Anyone else getting this?
SCEE, SCEA and SCE all have different regions that they are catering too. Some of SCEs content doesn't even make its way to the States or Europe. Even more interesting is how cover art can change from one region to another. Therefore, it stands to reason that some special edition packages may appeal to one region more than another. I don't even know if the different SCEs even collaborate on special editions games packages.
But thats what it means to be a hardcore collector.
Tried to read the article but the page is blank? :3
Edit: The link is wrong, the correct link is here:
http://www.psnation.com/201...
In the N4G URL there is the wrong date, "10/05" when it should be "10/07"
I'd say that all markets get penalised in some way.
Japan get some amazing collectors editions that never leave the country, but fail to get others (e.g the Order, Until Dawn etc)
USA gets a load of JRPG collectors editions and physical copies of games, that are only released digitally in Europe.
Europe gets physical editions of games that are only available digitally elsewhere, but misses out on physical editions that USA gets.
Either way, Sony (and 3rd parties) need to start making all editions available to all gamers regardless of country. Sadly it'll never happen though :(