>Regular release (both physical and digital) only has 4 games.
>Limited release version than can only be order via strictlylimitedgames site and is mostly already sold out has 21 games on it.
Why?
Regular release (both physical and digital) only has 4 games
Levi Gonzalez
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Dylan Ortiz
When was this announced wtf
Are the two monster boy games they remade included?
Nathaniel Wood
They pulled a similar stunt with the Monster World IV remake and I feel like it really hurt that games perception, why the fuck are they doing it twice
Daniel Anderson
>21 games
>Wonder Boy only has 7 games in its franchise
What?
John James
Nope, the regular version only has:
Wonder Boy (arcade), Wonder Boy in Monster Land, Wonder in Monster World, and Monster World IV.
The limited release version has:
Wonder Boy (arcade,SG-1000, Master System / Sega MARK III, game gear), Super Wonder Boy, Revenge of Drancon (Wonder Boy), Wonder Boy in Monster Land (Arcade and Master System, both Western and Japanese versions), Super Wonder Boy: Monster World, Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap, Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap, Monster World II (Dragon's Trap), Monster World II: The Dragon's Trap(game gear), Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair
(Arcade, Mega Drive), Wonder Boy in Monster World (Master System / Sega MARK III, Mega Drive / Genesis), Wonder Boy V: Monster World III, Monster World IV (both western and Japanese versions)
Charles Ross
Holy shit
Jeremiah Moore
Easton Richardson
So, has Sega completely given up its stake in the Wonder Boy series to the creators?
The Switch version of Sega Genesis Classics oddly doesn't include the Wonder Boy games that all other versions of the pack has, so this might've gone down in 2018.
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Did the recent remake of MW4 have a credit to Sega anywhere? I didn't pick it up.
Charles Russell
Oh neat. So now we have 7 monster boy games on modern platforms? I didn't know they even made that many.
Most of the "extra games" are just the regional/console variants of them but there's still only about 4 games total in the collection
Connor Campbell
You can still buy a SEGA ages version Wonder Boy in Monster Land, also the Clockwork Aquario release had Sega in the credits
Brandon Ramirez
It'd be one thing if the regular version simply didn't have all these variants of the same games, but they don't even include Monster Lair at all?
Jace Davis
Not really, some of these ports are really different from one another and they are still excluding some of the console exclusives in the regular version
Blake Sullivan
Its missing Lair and Dragons Trap, yeah
Brayden Williams
That's what people seem to be the most upset about
Dominic Torres
Who is the base version even for? Normies don't care, and fans would notice shit is missing.
Adam Foster
They probably want to trick people into double dipping
James Kelly
What the fuck
Kevin Campbell
She really needs more art
Jose Ross
>So, has Sega completely given up its stake in the Wonder Boy series to the creators?
Yes
Carson Carter
>Why?
Here are my 2 cents on the topic: They probably didn't include Dragon's Trap in the regular version because the remake basically includes a retro mode and is still readily available on the eshop as well as in physical form. The real shocker is the lack of Monster Lair, which makes me think that Monster Lair is the next game in the series to receive the remake and/or sequel treatment with the original game being somehow included as a bonus offering.
Andrew Diaz
Or maybe they want to sell the other games as DLCs for the regular collection