Hi again. Friend of a friend. Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game – based on the highly successful graphic novel series instead of the film of the same name Edgar Wright – finally gets a physical version, and is fiiiine. With music by Anamanaguchi and visuals based on the original work of artist Bryan Lee O’Malley, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game was originally released in 2010 and is due to be re-released on Switch on January 14. .
To celebrate the launch of the game, Limited Run Games, Universal and Ubisoft have created a physical version of “Standard Edition”, a “Classic Edition”, which includes a screw box, a concert ticket, a map, the soundtrack and a sheet sticker, and the “KO Edition,” which will come with everything from the classic edition, plus a roadie case containing an emerging scene, work lights, and Amananaguchi’s music, as well as drumsticks, guitars, game, an enamel pin and a guide.
The reservation period for the three editions runs from January 15 to February 28. The standard edition retails for $ 34.99 (~ 26 pounds), the classic edition for $ 54.99 (~ 40.50 pounds) and the KO edition for $ 139.99 (~ 103 pounds). All versions of the game are the “full edition”, which includes all the DLC of the original game.
Are you excited to play (or play) Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game? Do you have fond memories of hitting Ramona’s evil exes? Come tell us how the bread gets fat in the comments.