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Neon White gets physicalThe indie hit Neon White earned itself a cult following after it launched in 2022. The developer, Angel Matrix, recently announced that the game will be receiving a physical release soon. Depending on what version you buy, you can also expect a few extras.
https://www.destructoid.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/neon-white-physical-release-pre-order.png Screenshot by Destructoid.
What you get with Neon White's physical editionThe physical editions for the PS5 and Nintendo Switch launch on September 12 this year. If you grab it at retail stores, you'll receive a bonus 11 by 17 inches poster by Rebecca Ryan. It launches with a $39.99 price tag.
Pre-orders for exclusive iam8bit versions are available for preorder (https://www.iam8bit.com/products/neon-white-nintendo-switch). Both the Switch and PS5 versions include a physical copy of the game along with five anime-style "character peeker" stickers, music by Machine Girl, and a cover sheet by Rebecca Ryan. Both versions of the iam8bit exclusive cost $44.99, and they will be available in this year's fourth quarter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmofCFI3JuQ
Xbox players shouldn't despair, as it appears a port is on the way. Eagle-eyed fans have spotted an ESRB rating for Neon White that includes the Xbox Series X/S (https://www.esrb.org/ratings/38964/neon-white/), suggesting that developers haven't forgotten about the platform.
For gamers looking for a unique FPS, Neon White is a critically acclaimed title worth checking out (https://www.destructoid.com/metacritic-reveals-the-best-reviewed-switch-games-of-2022/). This physical release comes at a time when studios are opting to not include physical versions of titles. This is the case with Remedy Entertainment which currently has no plans to release physical editions of Alan Wake 2.
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Neon White gets physicalThe indie hit Neon White earned itself a cult following after it launched in 2022. The developer, Angel Matrix, recently announced that the game will be receiving a physical release soon. Depending on what version you buy, you can also expect a few extras.
https://www.destructoid.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/neon-white-physical-release-pre-order.png Screenshot by Destructoid.
What you get with Neon White's physical editionThe physical editions for the PS5 and Nintendo Switch launch on September 12 this year. If you grab it at retail stores, you'll receive a bonus 11 by 17 inches poster by Rebecca Ryan. It launches with a $39.99 price tag.
Pre-orders for exclusive iam8bit versions are available for preorder (https://www.iam8bit.com/products/neon-white-nintendo-switch). Both the Switch and PS5 versions include a physical copy of the game along with five anime-style "character peeker" stickers, music by Machine Girl, and a cover sheet by Rebecca Ryan. Both versions of the iam8bit exclusive cost $44.99, and they will be available in this year's fourth quarter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmofCFI3JuQ
Xbox players shouldn't despair, as it appears a port is on the way. Eagle-eyed fans have spotted an ESRB rating for Neon White that includes the Xbox Series X/S (https://www.esrb.org/ratings/38964/neon-white/), suggesting that developers haven't forgotten about the platform.
For gamers looking for a unique FPS, Neon White is a critically acclaimed title worth checking out (https://www.destructoid.com/metacritic-reveals-the-best-reviewed-switch-games-of-2022/). This physical release comes at a time when studios are opting to not include physical versions of titles. This is the case with Remedy Entertainment which currently has no plans to release physical editions of Alan Wake 2.
The post Neon White is getting a physical edition (https://www.destructoid.com/neon-white-is-getting-a-physical-edition/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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