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Yeah Transylvania is the easiest level to start with.

Very fun! I've been waiting for this since it was announced and it doesn't dissapoint. I'm gonna be playing this for a while - more than the handfull of disc-based games I bought in the last couple months. Now I want Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers!

I hope Amazon is going to sell the PS3 boxed version because it's still not listed there.

FerretGamer wrote:I hope Amazon is going to sell the PS3 boxed version because it's still not listed there.

the empty box? Pretty sure that's a GS exclusive like the empty box for MvC2 was.

noiseredux wrote:

FerretGamer wrote:I hope Amazon is going to sell the PS3 boxed version because it's still not listed there.

the empty box? Pretty sure that's a GS exclusive like the empty box for MvC2 was.

Interesting, I know Amazon.ca has it for sale but that doesn't really mean anything. I guess I'll hit up a GS next week.

That stupid empty box is still the main reason I am even considering getting this game.

dsheinem wrote:That stupid empty box is still the main reason I am even considering getting this game.

I feel the same way. It's not any different than a digital only release but it's a box that I can proudly display. *sigh*

Will there be a manual in the box? Or just a pin and a code?

I think I'll be getting this on the Wii U, i really need a reason to turn on my Wii U right now. Also i have $20 left of the $30 credit from buying fire emblem and smt IV and it seems only right to play this on a Nintendo Console.

I'll be damned.

Capcom announced this morning that physical copies of Scrooge McDuck's remastered 1989 adventure can be yours to treasure on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or Wii U for $19.99. The digital version is $14.99.

So why'd they bother with that stupid physical "pin" version?