Bagged a copy of Hellraiser Day 1 Edition. Game will probably be quite rare in future, print run seems limited. Folks on Reset Era say it's sold out most places.

Tea

14 October at 10:32

@vectior - we do - had it in stock for the longest time. I can check which editions we have access to at teh moment (PAL)?

IkariX

14 October at 8:15

@HaseoVII

Yeah, they've become such a [censored] company. But luckily their hubris will eventually bring them back down to earth. Unfortunately for Sony, this time they won't have the goodwill from fans as they did during the PS3 gen. They've burnt those bridges.

VectorTwoSix

14 October at 0:00

Did you guys ever get The Plucky Squire? It's on my US wishlist for pretty cheap

HaseoVII

13 October at 22:02

Seeing that Laufey "collectors edition" just made me laugh and solidify my decision to never spend money on any Sony first party game ever again.

Tea

13 October at 17:17

@MrOde - yes it does and a beatiful one at that!!

Both the collector's and deluxe are worth grabbing - also helps the game is excellent

Tea

13 October at 17:15

@IkariX - Same hey! Was so excited they listed it for physical!

Tea

13 October at 17:15

@Cathal and Vector - The Distrinutor still seems to have it on track for SA

Cathal

13 October at 16:14

Hi @VectorTwoSix, the sales page for that shows releasing 15 October for all three consoles on my side, which is the official release.

Not sure if there are more shipping delays like other games recently.

Cathal

13 October at 16:07

See Sony announced a GOW: Laufey Collector's Edition, sans game.

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Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 Debuts New Gameplay Trailer, Coming to Xbox Series X

by Sam Aberdeen on 08 May, 2020

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2, the sequel to the 2005 RPG that spawned a cult following, was previously intended to release in March 2020, but was delayed indefinitely. The anticipated title made another appearance at Inside Xbox recently, showing off new gameplay running on Xbox Series X. The visuals have been given a considerable bump in visual fidelity, making it one of the few next-gen titles to have benefited greatly from new hardware. The game is expected to arrive on current-gen and next-gen consoles.

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Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2's gameplay gets deep into the mythos of how vampires operate within society, either masking themselves or torturing families to satiate their bloodlust. Other vampires lure victims into night clubs, while another lurks the streets in shadows and alleys. It seems like players will be able to take to the streets and various locations themselves to form alliances with the vampires or turn against them, as was the nature of its predecessor that offered players plenty of agency when it came to making tough decisions.

Developer Hardsuit Labs provided a great description of the trailer, along with some details about the final game:

Enter the World of Darkness and rise through vampire society. Experience Seattle - a city full of alluring, dangerous, characters and factions. You are dead now but stronger, quicker, more alluring and with potential for so much more. Choose to be brutal and unflinching or cultured and seductive. Use charm, cunning, terror and sheer will to rise through vampire society. What monster will you be?

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 will release on Xbox Series X and Xbox One, though is also slated for PC and PS4.