The point was trying to make is that PC is often a second rate citizen in these collectors editions.
My guess is that if you’re customer of these editions, you want a “beautiful” object full of goodies, and, as a collector item, you won’t open them or use them anyway.
I guess this is the reason they started to make them without a version of game included these last few years.
This edition is available for Switch, PS5, Xbox > Series X/S and PC. The PC version, however, ships with a download code and not physical copies of both games. Preorders start on April 18 and end on May 18, with a release sometime after that.
For 666$, no physical game copy for the PC ?
I always find shitty when multiplatform deluxe limited editions are inferior on PC than on console, but here it’s even worse: Doom 2 is THE PC game.
When gog (or the publisher) delists a game, is it like on steam ? I.e. if you “own” the game before the delisting, you can still play it afterwards?
Steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2369900/Castlevania_Dominus_Collection/
The price is reasonable
To save a click 😁
Castlevania: Dominus Collection brings together a trilogy of highly regarded Nintendo DS games for the first time on home consoles. Previously DS exclusive games, the collection contains Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow, Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin and Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia. All three are fantastic, varied experiences with some absolutely beautiful pixel art, along with each of them having unique elements that set them apart from other games in the series.
As an added bonus, the Castlevania: Dominus Collection also contains 1987 title, Haunted Castle, which brought the Castlevania series to arcades for the first time, in a newly updated edition: Haunted Castle Revisited.
I don’t follow her at all so thanks for the explanation!
While the joke is funny, what is the context? Why did she post the original tweet in the first place?
+1
Shameless plug to the OSS Review Toolkit project (https://oss-review-toolkit.org/ort/) which analyze your package manager, build a dependency tree and generates a SBOM for you. It can also check for vulnerabilitiea with the help of VulnerableCode.
It is mainly aimed at OSS Compliance though.
(I am a contributor)
Awesome idea. In base 64 to deal with all the funky characters.
It will be really nice to browse this filesystem…