All articles tagged with #limited run games
Limited Run Games, Marvel, and Konami announce Marvel Maximum Collection for Nintendo Switch (and other platforms), a six-game retro anthology spanning arcade, 8-bit and 16-bit eras, including X-Men: The Arcade Game with rollback netcode, plus features like a digital archive, music player, rewind/save states, cheat menus, and CRT display options.
A five-game Ren & Stimpy Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy Collection is due February 20 for PS5, Switch, and PC (Steam), from Mighty Rabbit Studios and Limited Run Games. The lineup includes Space Cadet Adventures, Veediots!, Buckeroo$!, Time Warp, and Fire Dogs, and features Save Anywhere, Rewind, and a Museum Viewer for packaging and manuals.
Limited Run Games has released the NES classic Jaws on Nintendo Switch with two new physical editions and a digital launch that went live on February 13, 2026. The Jaws Retro Edition adds Save Anywhere, Rewind, Achievements, a Music Player and Gallery, while the Jaws Enhanced Edition expands into a multi‑chapter adventure with nods to all four films, plus new quests, abilities and tougher enemies. The standard physical edition is $34.99, and a deluxe package costs $99.99 and includes an NES‑inspired box, soundtrack CD, a shark lamp and other extras. Pre-orders for the physical run occurred December 19, 2025 to January 18, 2026.
Nearly three years after its initial launch, Hi-Fi Rush is finally getting a physical Xbox Series X release with three editions available for pre-order through Limited Run Games, including standard, special, and collector's editions, with shipping scheduled between July and December 2026.
The price of the PS4 game Star Wars Racer Revenge has surged up to $411 on eBay due to its role in a PS5 jailbreak, as it contains a bug that facilitates hacking the console's firmware, and limited availability of the game has further driven up its value.
Josh Fairhurst, co-founder and former CEO of Limited Run Games, is stepping down from his role after 10 years to pursue new opportunities, while remaining involved as president until March and supporting the company's future.
Josh Fairhurst, co-founder of Limited Run Games, announced he is stepping down as CEO and will focus on new opportunities, after a decade of leading the company known for physical game releases and collaborations with major gaming brands. He plans to support the company as a fan and partner while passing leadership to bring fresh ideas for its future.
Limited Run Games will host the LRG3 2025 showcase on October 29, streaming on YouTube and Twitch, likely featuring previews of upcoming physical and digital game releases.
Fear Effect, a cult classic PS1 horror action game, has unexpectedly become available on PS5 and PS4 via PS Store, possibly due to an early or accidental launch by Limited Run Games, with no current plans for Switch or Steam versions.
Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection, featuring four classic Bubsy games, is releasing on Nintendo Switch in September, offering various physical editions and exploring the franchise's controversial history as both a mascot icon and punchline.
Digital Eclipse has announced a full physical release of Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection for Switch and Switch 2, including a cartridge version for Switch 2, with pre-orders available and special editions like a Kollector's Edition and Deluxe Edition. The release is highly anticipated for collectors and fans of the series.
Scott Pilgrim EX will get a physical release on Nintendo Switch in 2026 through Limited Run Games, offering three editions with various bonus items, and a new gameplay video showcases the start of the game in Toronto.
Nintendo released a firmware update (version 20.1.15) for Switch 2 that fixes issues with Carbon Engine-based games, improving backwards compatibility for many classic titles, though some, like Gex Trilogy, still require a fix. The update enhances the gaming experience on Switch 2 by ensuring more legacy games work properly.
Limited Run Games has requested Nintendo to remove Gex Trilogy from the eShop because it currently doesn't work on Switch 2. Although a recent firmware update fixed most compatibility issues for their titles, Gex Trilogy remains problematic, and a patch is pending approval. Limited Run is working with Nintendo to resolve the issue and has asked for the game to be temporarily removed from sale.
Randy Linden, known for porting Doom to the SNES in 1995, is collaborating with Limited Run Games to release an updated version of the game using a new "Super FX 3" chip. This enhanced version will include previously missing content, new features like full-motion video and rumble support, and a larger memory capacity. The project aims for a 2025 release, with potential for the chip to be used in other SNES games.